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Assets of the workshop about free/libre integrated circuits design.
## Using Anaconda (GNU/Linux + MacOS)
The repository can be cloned using the following command:
```
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* Assets for the semicustom digital design part of the workshop (under `semicustom/.`)
* Assets for the fullcustom analog design part of the workshop (under `fullcustom/.`)
A `README.md` file containing instructions for using the assets is available in each directory.
## Using Docker (Windows, no graphical support)
A container can be prepared an run using:
```
docker build --tag freechips https://forge.slowte.ch/workshops/freechips.git
docker run --interactive --tty --network=host freechips
```
A `README.md` file containing instructions for using the assets is available in each directory.

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## Environment
Make sure Anaconda is installed and that you are in the `freechips/fullcustom` directory. The fullcustom environment can be created, updated and activated using:
Make sure Anaconda is installed and that you are in the `fullcustom` directory. The fullcustom environment can be created, updated and activated using:
```sh
conda env create
conda env create # Fulfilled with docker build
conda activate fullcustom
```
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The notebook can be openend as follows:
```sh
jupyter-notebook
jupyter-notebook # Add `--allow-root` under docker build
```

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## Environment
Make sure Anaconda is installed and that you are in the `freechips/semicustom` directory. The semicustom environment can be created, updated and activated using:
Make sure Anaconda is installed and that you are in the `semicustom` directory. The semicustom environment can be created, updated and activated using:
```sh
conda env create
conda env create # Fulfilled under docker build
conda activate semicustom
```
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The notebook can be openend as follows:
```sh
jupyter-notebook
jupyter-notebook # Add `--allow-root` under docker build
```