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artiq/master 8904d96 Sebastien Bourdeauducq: gui: add explorer window + rough prototype of control widgets defined with glade
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artiq/master db3114f Sebastien Bourdeauducq: serve GUI and Glade file from master
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<rjo>
looks like the minimal size for ISE is below 200 MB... That is 1% of the full install size.
<larsc>
I think I watched a talk recently were somebody traced all the files that were accessed during a synthesis run for his particular FPGA and then just removed everything else and he managed to end up with ~200MB
<ysionneau>
rjo: hi! about conda, Do you know in the meta.yaml file, when listing the build/run time dependencies, if I can say "I need this package, BUT from this source" instead of just "I need this package"
<ysionneau>
for instance, we need special gbulb and pycairo3 versions, with our m-labs patches (on github) so I did my packaging of those on my binstar
<ysionneau>
for now I had to name the packages "<name>-artiq" so that there is no conflict. eg. gbulb-artiq
<ysionneau>
but it would be nice if I could just name it gbulb and in the artiq meta.yaml say "gbulb from m-labs binstar repository"
<ysionneau>
or maybe I need to play with the "feature" notion, but I didn't get how it works
<rjo>
ysionneau: oh btw. there are a few patched repos in nist-ionstorage for those.
<rjo>
ysionneau: with these "channels"? or with binstar?
<ysionneau>
I would like to specify the channel in the meta.yaml yes
<ysionneau>
except when I realized "shit I need to package this which does not exist" ... and then "oh shit, this new package I just did needs those stuff which are not packaged either" etc :p
<ysionneau>
rjo: oh , no, good finding! I made my own for llvmlite but I can maybe improve mine by looking at those :)
<rjo>
ysionneau: welcome to the world of distributions. i remember packaging ardour for debian 13 years ago...
<rjo>
ysionneau: they look like they work on windows.
<ysionneau>
hum I just realized I forgot to publish my recipe for llvmlite-or1k
<ysionneau>
rjo: good point, because so far I only built conda packages for linux
<ysionneau>
I need to try conda in windows
<ysionneau>
21:08 < rjo> just linux so far? < yes, I only tried Linux so far
<ysionneau>
I mean you also need libcairo in your system (and the -dev package to build pycairo) but I think the python binding package is pycairo, right?
<rjo>
yeah. might be broken. i ripped it out in the actual artiq build again because there are (a) not gui tests yet and (b) they will require a bit of re-jiggering anyway.