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[mattermost] <sb10q> @astro why add libdyld to the cargo workspace?
<mtrbot-ml_>
[mattermost] <sb10q> @astro is there no timer available? it seems you are simply incrementing a fake millisecond counter in the Sockets::run get_time() callback
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<Astro-_>
from what I've read, all local crates belong into the caro workspace members. is that wrong?
<Astro-_>
we have never implemented a timer. high priority?
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<daniellimws>
Hi, I just found out about migen this week, and quite interested in what I can do with it. But I also see that there's nmigen. Should I still start with migen or straight away try out nmigen? What's the main difference?
<tpw_rules>
as a prolific nmigen user, i would say nmigen ;) it's taken a lot of lessons from regular migen and improved on them
<daniellimws>
tpw_rules: Is it because of the syntax?
<tpw_rules>
honestly i never really wrote migen. but i've had to read some of it and nmigen seems nicer
<daniellimws>
tpw_rules: Is there any guide for nmigen that you refer to? I can only find guides for migen
<tpw_rules>
unfortunately not really. it's still in flux
<daniellimws>
Ok, anyways it seems there's a good amount of examples. I'll refer to those.