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*.[oa]
*.bit
*.log
*.swp
*.bit
*.elf
*.bin
*.fpg
*.raw
*.fbi
boards/milkymist-one/synthesis/build
tools/byteswap
boards/milkymist-one/flash/m1nor
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#
# Authors: Xiangfu Liu <xiangfu@sharism.cc>
# bitcoin: 1CGeqFzCZnAPEEcigr8LzmWTqf8cvo8toW
#
# License GPLv3 or later. NO WARRANTY.
#

BASEDIR=${CURDIR}

SYNTOOL?=xst
BOARD?=milkymist-one


host:
make -C ${BASEDIR}/tools


bitstream: host
make -C ${BASEDIR}/boards/${BOARD}/synthesis -f Makefile.${SYNTOOL}


load-bitstream: bitstream
make -C ${BASEDIR}/boards/${BOARD}/synthesis -f Makefile.${SYNTOOL} load


.PHONY: clean load-bitstream
clean:
make -C ${BASEDIR}/boards/milkymist-one/synthesis -f common.mak clean
make -C ${BASEDIR}/boards/milkymist-one/flash clean
make -C ${BASEDIR}/tools clean
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Milkymist forked project for getting fpgaminer core to work on a Milkymist One board.

WIP still too slow
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MMDIR?=../../..

TARGETS=soc.fpg
SERIAL?=/dev/ttyUSB0

all: $(TARGETS)
clean:
rm -f $(TARGETS)

soc.fpg:
$(MAKE) -C $(MMDIR)/tools
$(MAKE) -C $(MMDIR)/boards/milkymist-one/synthesis -f Makefile.xst
cp $(MMDIR)/boards/milkymist-one/synthesis/build/system.fpg soc.fpg

flash: all
jtag -n flashall.batch

connect:
stty -F $(SERIAL) raw 115200
while : ; do cat $(SERIAL) ; done & cat > $(SERIAL)

.PHONY: flash clean connect
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cable milkymist
detect
instruction CFG_OUT 000100 BYPASS
instruction CFG_IN 000101 BYPASS
pld load fjmem.bit
initbus fjmem opcode=000010
frequency 6000000
detectflash 0
endian big

flashmem 0x000000 soc.fpg noverify

pld reconfigure
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