not going anywhere particular with this but I made a vscode extension that shows me ecp5 LUT consumption per verilog modulepic.twitter.com/7VSSGUCev2
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Idk. I asked myself "do CPU programmers have function byte count always in the corner of their eyes" and I'm starting to think there's a reason they don't.
Idk about CPUs but when I wrote CUDA code it would have been neat to have some metrics collected by nvvp in the corner of my eyes like that.
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I think when you're learning to write code on a new platform it's probably great, and when you're size (etc.) optimizing that code it's probably great, but I think it'd be a huge distraction during the main chunk of getting work done.
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But also now I'm thinking I want one for estimated longest delay path through a module
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For embedded systems on a microcontroller, strong endorse. I used to have to do a edit/compile/show-assembly loop by hand. There are WCET tools but I don’t know of any embedded in an IDE.
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After a while I acquired a good mental model of what the compiler would do. I haven’t yet acquired one for Verilog synthesisers and looking at the synthesised logic is way more hassle than looking at assembly output from the compiler.
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