Hello,
hwt was using component description nearly identical with the one you are using.
I mean the definitions directly in class definition and construct like with when(io.e): for statements. I found out that such a components are very hard to extend or modify. And I guess that one of your goal is to replace typical verilog/vhdl workflow and extensibility plays an important role in this.
I am saying this because it would be very painful to deal with this problem later, it may look clean an nice, but it is significant constrain.
I also added your project in to "similar project list" in hwt readme (i think that we have exactly same goal. I am really bad at writing doc so it may not be visible on first.)
Nic30/hwt@a828e2f
Hello,
hwt was using component description nearly identical with the one you are using.
I mean the definitions directly in class definition and construct like
with when(io.e):for statements. I found out that such a components are very hard to extend or modify. And I guess that one of your goal is to replace typical verilog/vhdl workflow and extensibility plays an important role in this.I am saying this because it would be very painful to deal with this problem later, it may look clean an nice, but it is significant constrain.
I also added your project in to "similar project list" in hwt readme (i think that we have exactly same goal. I am really bad at writing doc so it may not be visible on first.)
Nic30/hwt@a828e2f