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YoWASP nextpnr packages
The YoWASP nextpnr suite of packages provides nextpnr and related tools for several FPGA families built for WebAssembly. See the overview of the YoWASP project for details.
The suppored FPGA families are:
- Lattice iCE40 (via Project IceStorm);
- Lattice ECP5 (via Project Trellis);
- Lattice Nexus (via Project Oxide);
- Gowin GW1N (via Project Apicula).
License
This package is covered by the ISC license, which is the same as the nextpnr license.
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