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I see your point, and we could perhaps change this, but there is also another way this can be solved. You can specify --system-name
to set a custom name for these files. The work root of the project also contains the target name, so it should be possible to look at the path of the project files to figure out which target you are currently looking at.
If this isn't enough we could look at changing this, but I know that people might use hard coded paths in external scripts and this will break things for them so I hope to avoid changing if we don't have to
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One more idea came to my mind, that does not break backward compatibility.
An option to specify system-name
key in the .core
file. If given target has system-name
key then use value of this key as a name. If it doesn't use the default one (the one that is used right now). One inconsistency that I can see is that in .core
files you use floor _
instead of hyphen -
, so maybe it would be system_name
. What do you think @olofk ?
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That's a good idea. We need to look inside FuseSoC to see how hard it would be to implement. Hopefully very easy but there could be something I have missed.
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