FuseSoC in Three Minutes
summary
FuseSoC is a package manager for silicon that dates to 2011 and is already used by many high‑profile open source chips and several companies internally so it works in practice. It relies on a core description file that lists dependencies and source files and on targets that pick simulation versus FPGA synthesis. A sister tool, edalize, converts those legacy descriptions into about four EDA tool backends. It prevents the Diamond of Death dependency conflict and aims for a public package pool like PyPI.
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