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how did you get gdb working with Claude? There are a few mcp servers that looks fine, curious what you used

Oops, I assumed maybe too much familiarity with the problem. The premise of the problem is this: You're designing a CPU, either for your job or for fun, in your favourite hardware …

hey everyone, I've been working on JPDB is a GDB like debugger for waveforms. if you give JPDB a waveform* and some other information, then you can step through the program that wa…

this rocks, using python as an embedded scripting language is Easy and Cool but also Dangerous and Evil, feel like this could make it less dangerous.

It's nice to see a microarchitecture take a risk, and getting perspective on how this design performs with respect to performance, power and area would be interesting. Very unlikel…

A point of frustration for newer languages, that sus continues, is the lack of thought towards simulation and testbench design, and how it integrates with the language. While it wo…

There is a natural tension between developing an API that is nice to use and having a full fledged graph compiler. Most graph compilers, and the hardware that requires them will be…

Smelt is build system agnostic, but it seeks to be the "invoker" so to speak -- we've used it with a many build systems including make, cmake and bazel. There are a few reasons to …

Thanks for checking out smelt! Reproducible seeding, and more generically having "test list arguments" are definitely something we have in our view, and wouldn't be outside the sco…

Hey everyone, James from Silogy here. We’re excited to open-source our test runner, Smelt. Smelt is a simple and extensible test runner optimized for chip development workflows. Sm…

I appreciate the code snippets they put in the pub; when HW papers abstract that out, the system doesn't feel grounded in reality. Still, the open problem for this class of archite…