Tudor Timi

Using `File` objects makes it easier for clients to pass information about files. It allows us to add validation rules in the future (e.g. `name` has to be a path...

`edalize` is a Python library, which you call from Python code. Code that uses `edalize` will eventually call `Edatool.__init__`, which expects an `edam` parameter. The `edam` parameter is currently a...

When you say "you can create EDAM files in any language", do you mean that it's possible to serialize an EDAM object to a file on disk? If so, the...

If the "" tag means that what's in there is only a single cycle, then this is exactly what I'd need.

I haven't concretely thought about how to generate assertions from WJSON; I just wanted to use SVA to explain what I was interested in. If someone were to implement a...

The idea of adding files by hand isn't compatible with TB libraries, where there are many files. Also, it's going to really hurt refactoring, when changing class (and implicitly file)...

So is it set in stone that there will never be a wildcard based way of specifying files?

Adding. renaming, and removing are regular operations, so the `.core` file has to change way too often. It's annoying enough that the IDE we use doesn't provide enough support for...

I don't think there are that many issues to discuss with wildcards. It's possible currently to define more files than needed (i.e. files that were abandoned), without knowing it. Format-wise,...

If you really want to go for the gold (which is not absolutely necessary): ``` filesets: main: files: - src/main/sv/*.sv - src/main/sv/**/*.svh: {is_include_file: true, include_path: $group1, scope: private} - src/main/sv_headers/*.svh:...