This is why we can't have nice things.
I kid you not, the full Linux install of Vivado 2017.3 contains >1GB of complete msys+mingw installs, including someones "home directory":pic.twitter.com/kO12tfpUIs
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Along with how many copies of the Java Virtual Machine?
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Well, at least "fangqing" uses Arch...
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msys2 also uses pacman
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that is nautilus?
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Guess it shows how poorly software development works at Xilinx. Amazingly sloppy and unprofessional.
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"It works on my machine." "Then I guess we need to include an image of your machine."
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Exactly! Many of Vivado's features are quite impressive. But and a big but are these small, painful things - package management, software stack used, automatic folder structure generation, erroneous removal of files etc. Quoting one of my friends, "It's a crime against humanity".
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They can make it as big as they want, as long as I never have to go back to ISE timing constraints. You're forgetting how far they've come since schematics and fpga editor.
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I don't think I am forgetting anything. I also would prefer Vivado over ISE.
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