Add Bluespec SystemVerilog grammar #1945
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Hi @thotypous - thanks for this! One thing we need is for the grammar to be licensed. Would you mind adding a license file to https://github.com/thotypous/sublime-bsv ? MIT or Apache 2 is preferred 😄 |
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Uh, sorry! Now it is done, MIT licensed. I have updated the submodule reference via |
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⚡ thanks @thotypous |
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Add Bluespec SystemVerilog grammar
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It'll be another couple of weeks before this new grammar is live on GitHub as we'll need to cut a new gem. |
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This is now live on github.com. |
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Thank you, guys. It's working just fine :) |
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The grammar is not perfect, but produces almost the same syntax highlighting as the official vim highlighter provided by the vendor, and is far better than using a Verilog highlighter (as it is currently done).
I have tested the grammar on Lightshow and it worked correctly with the samples already present in the repository. I hope I did not forget anything - please tell me if anything is missing from this pull request.