[setups/osflow] update README #221
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started to write a porting guide for new boards/FPGAs
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I have finished the step-by-step guide. I am not sure if this is really helpful, because it just wraps up the commits in #217. What do you think (@umarcor @lab-mathias-claussen )? |
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I think this is "good enough" for a first version. We can improve this later. 😉 |
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@umarcor @lab-mathias-claussen
I have started to (finally) update the osflow README.
The first step is to add a tutorial-like sections how to add new FPGAs/board (idea coming from #218).
The other sections also require a makeover.
Help would be highly appreciated! 😉