Upstream QuickLogic k6n10f flow

[povik]

• Look into libmap-based inference not setting the right attributes for TDP36K per-configuration renaming in QuickLogic’s master
• Sort out the licensing issue
• create a draft PR from Martin's branch
• Add the tests for the base arch cells
• Add small simulation tests for memory
  • for expected code patterns, check they infer
  • and simulation check that they work for some selected addresses
• Add small simulation tests for DSP
  • for expected code patterns, check they infer
  • and simulation check that they work for some selected values

[povik]

• check this includes changes to infer memories with initialization

[povik]

(I will do one final rebase with squashing of fixups when we move this PR away from draft, I want the addition of the license header be there in the commit that checked in the file.)

[povik]

Force pushed with rebase and squashing of fixup commits

[whitequark]

@povik I think this broke the YoWASP build: https://github.com/YoWASP/yosys/actions/runs/7094599738/job/19310141018#step:7:380

[povik]

@whitequark Let me look into it.

[povik]

@whitequark As a sidenote, what would it take to have the YoWASP build in the mainline CI?

[whitequark]

@povik You can add this script into whichever CI system YosysHQ is currently using (I haven't kept track of that for a while):

WASI_SDK=wasi-sdk-19.0
WASI_SDK_URL=https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-sdk/releases/download/wasi-sdk-19/wasi-sdk-19.0-linux.tar.gz
if ! [ -d ${WASI_SDK} ]; then curl -L ${WASI_SDK_URL} | tar xzf -; fi

cat Makefile.conf <<END
export PATH := $(pwd)/${WASI_SDK}/bin:${PATH}
WASI_SYSROOT := $(pwd)/${WASI_SDK}/share/wasi-sysroot

CONFIG := wasi
PREFIX := /

ENABLE_TCL := 0
ENABLE_READLINE := 0
ENABLE_PLUGINS := 0
ENABLE_ZLIB := 0
END

make CXX=clang

[povik]

@mmicko Look above. Possibly something we could add to the Jenkins CI to run on the master at least, not necessarily on every PR.

[whitequark]

FWIW, The WASI build without LTO (which is used with YoWASP but not in the script I gave you) should be fairly lightweight.

[mmicko]

Sure. Will take care of it. @whitequark thanks for the script

[whitequark]

Thanks @mmicko!