FuseSoC for large real-world code bases
summary
FuseSoC is a 15‑year package manager that already catalogs over a thousand public cores and scales to company repos with thousands more (one example is ~3,000 proprietary cores). It resolves dependencies into an EDAM file and hands off to EDA lights which supports ~40–50 backends; features include signing support for cores, SPDX export for supply chain traces, on‑the‑fly filters and generators, a PyPI‑style index (alpha) and planned relocatable package archives and Silicon Compiler/DV Sim integrations.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00FuseSoC introduction
- 1:23FuseSoC as package manager
- 2:48Package library and PyPI service
- 3:53Why adopt FuseSoC
- 5:40Handling unsupported EDA tools
- 6:46Trust in open source cores
- 8:29Future plans and standards
- 9:55Q&A on IP and plugins
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