Add support for SystemRDL source files

[RasmusGOlsen]

Can you add support for the register description language SystemRDL?

Here is a link to the standard https://www.accellera.org/downloads/standards/systemrdl.
There is also a great open-source community with a compiler and additional applications https://github.com/SystemRDL.

[Paebbels]

@RasmusGOlsen thanks for the interest in the project and proposing this feature. Also thanks for pull-request #48.

There I see a pySRDLModel.py file implementing at least the version numbers of SystemRDL.

This file would be shipped and installed underneath pyEDAA.ProjectModel, that's not where it should go...

Can can offer 2 solutions:

1. The GitHub organisation SystemRDL creates a pySRDLModel repository or
2. I can offer a pySRDLModel under the HDL organisation, or
3. I can also offer a pySRDLModel under the EDA² organisation.

I think the first solution is the better choice. The repository doesn't need to be complicated and could be a clone of pySVModel. It would offer a separate repository and a matching PyPI package.

If you are an owner of SystemRDL, you could set me up as a maintainer for that repository and I'll take care of the initial setup from for code, documentation page, license, packaging etc.

[RasmusGOlsen]

Yes, I agree that the pySRDLModel should be its own repository. I'm not the owner of the SystemRDL organization, so I don't have any mandate to create it. I can see that the pyVHDLModel is under the HDL organization and the pySVModel is under the EDA². When I was searching for the models I first looked at the EDA² organization, for me that would make the most sense.

[Paebbels]

Lets create it at EDA² and propose a handover to SystemRDL. Can you create an issue there? RasmusGOlsen ***@***.***> schrieb am So., 18. Juni 2023, 21:39:

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Yes, I agree that the pySRDLModel should be its own repository. I'm not the owner of the SystemRDL organization, so I don't have any mandate to create it. I can see that the pyVHDLModel is under the HDL organization and the pySVModel is under the EDA2. When I was searching for the models I first looked at the EDA2 organization, for me that would make the most sense. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#47 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAHJNTIK4IL3RNWLD73YLP3XL5KPDANCNFSM6AAAAAAZK2KJRE> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: <edaa-org/pyEDAA. ***@***.***>

[Paebbels]

I can see that the pyVHDLModel is under the HDL organization and the pySVModel is under the EDA2.

Just one tiny correction, pyVHDLModel is under VHDL, not HDL (but I have access to both organisations).

For pySVModel we don't have a host, so it's currently at EDA². Independent of the GitHub location, the package name at PyPI is reserved.

[Paebbels]

• Repository created: https://github.com/edaa-org/pySystemRDLModel
• Initial source code added (from pySVModel)
• Initial documentation added: https://edaa-org.github.io/pySystemRDLModel/
• Initial CI pipeline added: https://github.com/edaa-org/pySystemRDLModel/actions/runs/5306106193
• Modify code and unit test to suite SystemRDL.
• Review documentation to suite SystemRDL.
• Review README to suite SystemRDL.
• Exchange SV logo to SystemRDL logo.
• Add SystemRDL to EDA².
• First v0.1.0 release and registration at PyPI (needs my admin token)

[Paebbels]

#48 got merged.

[Paebbels]

I did some updates and bugfixes to SystemRDL introduced by copy&paste from SystemVerilog.