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Update cad/MyHDL from 0.9.0 to 0.10

pkgsrc packages altered:
 - cad/MyHDL-gplcver
 - cad/MyHDL-iverilog
 - cad/py-MyHDL

upstream changelog
------------------------
What’s new in MyHDL 0.10

The block decorator

Rationale

The historical approach for hierarchy extraction in MyHDL suffers from
significant issues. This results in complex code, a number of non-intuitive API
concepts, and difficulties for future development.

In this release, a new block decorator is introduced to address these issues.

For an in-depth discussion, see mep-114.

API

block() :noindex:

    The block decorator enables a method-based API which is more consistent,
    simplifies implementation, and reduces the size of the myhdl namespace.

    The methods work on block instances, created by calling a function
    decorated with the block decorator:

    @block
    def myblock(<ports>):
    ...
    return <instances>

    inst = myblock(<port-associations>)
    # inst supports the methods of the block instance API

The API on a block instance looks as follows:

<block_instance>.run_sim(duration=None)

    Run a simulation “forever” (default) or for a specified duration.

<block_instance>.config_sim(backend='myhdl', trace=False)

    - Optional simulation configuration:
    - backend: Defaults to ‘myhdl
    - trace: Enable waveform tracing, default False.

<block_instance>.quit_sim()

    Quit an active simulation. This is method is currently required because
    only a single simulation can be active.

<block_instance>.convert(hdl='Verilog', **kwargs)

    - Converts MyHDL code to a target HDL.
    - hdl: ‘VHDL’ or ‘Verilog’. Defaults to Verilog.
    - Supported keyword arguments:
    - path: Destination folder. Defaults to current working dir.
    - name: Module and output file name. Defaults to self.mod.__name__.
    - trace: Whether the testbench should dump all signal waveforms. Defaults to
      False.
    - testbench: Verilog only. Specifies whether a testbench should be created.
      Defaults to True.
    - timescale: timescale parameter. Defaults to ‘1ns/10ps’. Verilog only.

<block_instance>.verify_convert()

    Verify conversion output, by comparing target HDL simulation log with MyHDL
    simulation log.

<block_instance>.analyze_convert()

    Analyze conversion output by compilation with target HDL compiler.

Backwards compatibility issues

In the 0.10 release, the old API still available next to the new API based on
the block decorator.

It is likely that the old API will be deprecated in a future release, resulting
in backwards incompatibility for legacy code. Therefore, users are encouraged
to start using the new API in their development methodology.

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Update MyHDL from 0.8.1 to 0.9.0

pkgsrc packages altered:
 - cad/MyHDL-gplcver
 - cad/MyHDL-iverilog
 - cad/py-MyHDL

pkgsrc changes:
 - Add common Makefile.common for MyHDL packages
 - 0.9.0 supports now Python 3.x
 - update LICENSE to gnu-lgpl-v2.1
 - replace local patch in MyHDL-gplcver and use MAKE_FLAGS to enforce INCS
 - set CC in MyHDL-gplcver
 - setup test target in cad/py-MyHDL
 - share common distinfo
 - replace AUTO_MKDIRS with INSTALLATION_DIRS
 - switch MASTER_SITES to GitHub

upstream changelog
==================
What’s new in MyHDL 0.9
Python 3 support

Experimental Python 3 support has been added to MyHDL 0.9. This was a major \ 
effort to modernize the code. As a result, Python 2 and 3 are supported from a \ 
single codebase.

See Python 3 Support for more info.
Interfaces (Conversion of attribute accesses)
Rationale

Complex designs often have many signals that are passed to different levels of \ 
hierarchy. Typically, many signals logically belong together. This can be \ 
modelled by an interface: an object that has a number of Signal objects as its \ 
attributes. Grouping signals into an interface simplifies the code, improves \ 
efficiency, and reduces errors.

The following is an example of an interface definition:

class Complex:
    def __init__(self, min=-2, max=2):
        self.real = Signal(intbv(0, min=min, max=max))
        self.imag = Signal(intbv(0, min=min, max=max))

Although previous versions supported interfaces for modeling, they were not \ 
convertible. MyHDL 0.9 now supports conversion of designs that use interfaces.

The following is an example using the above Complex interface definition:

a,b = Complex(-8,8), Complex(-8,8)
c = Complex(-128,128)

def complex_multiply(clock, reset, a, b, c):

    @always_seq(clock.posedge, reset=reset)
    def cmult():
        c.real.next = (a.real*b.real) - (a.imag*b.imag)
        c.imag.next = (a.real*b.imag) + (a.imag*b.real)

    return cmult

Solution

The proposed solution is to create unique names for attributes which are used by \ 
MyHDL generators. The converter will create a unique name by using the name of \ 
the parent and the name of the attribute along with the name of the MyHDL module \ 
instance. The converter will essentially replace the ”.” with an \ 
“_” for each interface element. In essence, interfaces are supported \ 
using hierarchical name expansion and name mangling.

Note that the MyHDL convertor supports interfaces, even though the target HDLs \ 
do not. This is another great example where the convertor supports a high-level \ 
feature that is not available in the target HDLs.
See also

For additional information see the original proposal mep-107.
Other noteworthy improvements
ConcatSignal interface

The interface of ConcatSignal was enhanced. In addition to signals, you can now \ 
also use constant values in the concatenation.
std_logic type ports

toVHDL() has a new attibute std_logic_ports. When set, only std_logic type ports \ 
are used in the interface of the top-level VHDL module.
Development flow

The MyHDL development flow has been modernized by moving to git and github for \ 
version control. In addition, travis has set up so that all pull requests are \ 
tested automatically, enabling continuous intergration.
Acknowledgments

The Python 3 support effort was coordinated by Keerthan Jaic, who also \ 
implemented most of if. Convertible interfaces were championed by Chris Felton, \ 
and implemented by Keerthan Jaic.

MyHDL development is a collaborative effort, as can be seen on github. Thanks to \ 
all who contributed with suggestions, issues and pull requests.

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(upstream)
 - Update 0.7 to 0.8.1
Release 0.8.1 26-Aug-2014
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Maintenance release for 0.8.

Release 0.8 20-May-2013
-----------------------
Full details about new features and changes can be found here:
    http://docs.myhdl.org/en/latest/whatsnew/0.8.html

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