Could you please write a tutorial on how to use Chisel3/firrtl in an offline PC?
See original GitHub issueFor some reasons, I have to work on a computer without any internet-access. Therefore, I think the only way is downloading sbt/scala/chisel3/firrtl on my own computer and copy them to the offline computer. On my own computer, it seems that build.sbt will handle any libraryDependencies
. However, I don’t know how to handle the dependecy problems without internet-access.
Much thanks!
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I think that’s a great idea. I’ll put it on my list.
@joisty
I updated it just now, I try my best to explain it more details. If any step confuse you, feel free to point it out.
In short,there are two steps:
BTW, you can package any scala project to all-in-one jar in this way, such as Rocket Chip. If you want, I can do it for you. ^_^