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Hi,
Yes, this is already possible, but since the documentation is almost non-existent, I'm not surprised you could not find it. I actually took this as an opportunity to write a bit more documentation, so check out https://github.com/olofk/fusesoc/blob/master/doc/fusesoc.adoc#core-search-order where this is described now.
So no more forks of orpsoc-cores. Instead, do one of the following.
If it's a local core (i.e. no [provider] section), copy the directory of the core somewhere else and add the new locations as a core library. Either add the new location to your fusesoc.conf or specify it by running fusesoc --cores-root=/path/to/directory ...
. You can verify that FuseSoC has picked up the new location by running fusesoc core-info <your core>
and look at the Core root
If it's a remote core (i.e. with a [provider] section), you must first download the repository specified in the provider section. After that you can copy the .core file from orpsoc-cores into the downloaded repository and remove the [provider] section to avoid FuseSoC from trying to download it again. Some cores already have .core files in their repositories and in those cases, you don't need to copy the one from orpsoc-cores. You now have a local cores and can use the instructions outlined above. Hope this helps and let me know if I can add anything else to the documentation to make this clearer
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Oh, that's exactly what I needed! Thank you for the documentation, it's clear enough for me at least
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