04:32 <kc8apf> coworker couldn't get yosys/nextpnr working for ULX3s. Pointed them at YoWASP. worked first try.

04:36 <whitequark> :D

04:37 <whitequark> how's the performance? (I assume it doesn't matter a lot because, well, it works where the normal way doesn't, but still curious)

04:41 <kc8apf> didn't ask. He was just trying to get spispy to work

04:42 <whitequark> ahh

04:54 <kc8apf> was entertaining though. He was ranting about the tools being crap. When I pointed at YoWASP, he immediately ranted about having to fight wasmtime. Next day he was raving about YoWASP

04:55 <whitequark> see, the trick is that i have simultaneously way too much patience for tools, and also next to none

04:55 <kc8apf> yup

04:55 <kc8apf> I knew you had it worked out because you don't put up with that crap

05:31 <awygle> nice job wq

05:31 <whitequark> :3

05:32 <whitequark> the next wasmtime-py release should make warm startup on a modern machine under 100 ms, i suspect

05:32 <whitequark> i want to get the performance of yowasp down to almost-native levels

05:32 <whitequark> (latency-wise)

18:07 <pie_> whoa what

18:21 <scientes> hhttps://hackaday.com/2020/10/27/amd-acquires-xilinx-for-35-billion/

21:32 <azonenberg> whitequark: ping

21:33 <azonenberg> I believe i have a fix for scopehal-apps:#255, the GDK_SCALE handling

21:33 <azonenberg> can you confirm?