For folks writing in SpinalHDL, is anyone using Quartus? Or are you using a fully open-source toolchain? i.e. What is your workflow?
I'm interested in trying out SpinalHDL, but I'm not sure how to integrate it into what I'm doing.
This project is an FPGA based ray-tracer that uses Xilinx ISE written in SpinalHDL: https://github.com/tomverbeure/rt. This project uses SpinalHDL to drive an LED cube, which uses Quartus: https://github.com/tomverbeure/cube (it also uses a VexRiscv). And here is a small project that drives an LED matrix with WS2812B LEDs, that runs on an Upduino2 with a Lattice UP5K FPGA, which uses open source Yosys/NextPNR: https://github.com/tomverbeure/led_matrix.
It looks like a really nice abstraction. I've been working on the MiSTer project, writing arcade cores for the Cyclone V in VHDL.
I've made a huge effort to keep things clean, but SpinalHDL could be a great way to tame some of the code.
Will start blinking some LEDs and see how it goes...