The Glasgow is very much like PSLab, but based on an FPGA.
Where would you see a difference to what a future PSLab FPGA could offer compared to the Glasgow board?
Esden and others are working on an FPGA demoscene platforn; see https://twitter.com/esden/status/1419894580166598657?s=19 or join on Twitch, where they stream live :)
From the current chat at gamozo's stream:
It will be a lot of fun. The RISC-V based retro inspired console that drr developed is a great IP to run on this platform. As well as the Doom implementation and a few more things.
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I have seen the PSLab v{5,6} schematics doc for refactoring UART in pslab-python and I need some clarification for proceeding further.
- PSLab v5 uses only one UART port, which is shared for USB, WIFI, BT and External. Right?
- Since all of these shares the same port, only one can be used at a time.
- UART pass through has no use in v5.
- Since WIFI, BT uses the same port as USB, we can send commands and get result directly via wifi or BT. Right?
- PSLab v6 uses two UART port, one dedicated for USB and another for WIFI, BT, External.
- What is the use of UART pass-through? Is it only used to send commands and get results via wifi or BT, since both are in separate UART port?
Thankyou.
@CloudyPadmal
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Regarding UART set_mode and set_baud:
Currently i am trying to implement it in firmware for uart2. In this i searched for possibility of setting baudrate, stop_bits, bits and parity. without re-initialize the UART but no success.
Also for set_mode do we include whole mode register(UxMODE) of uart OR setting stop_bits, bits and parity is enough?
@bessman @CloudyPadmal
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All suggestions are most welcome
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IPC is the most cumbersome part. That is the next step (and mostly depends on the current Electron version).
https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/10.x/guide/platforms/electron/
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Thank you.
I remember Alessandro mentioning some market where we could go (on Sunday, right?) - where is that place? I'd see that we could meet. :)
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