dogfooding
The standing rules learned building XiangShan with bazel-orfs, for any large design: fix the tools and never the design (no multicycle or false-path exceptions, no added RTL registers); hard stops where a problem is made; finish the macros before the parent; a design README says what is; public PR tests check intended behaviour, not golden .ok output; a PR on an unmerged upstream PR is a draft; choices in the flow script, facts in the .odb; relative paths; unattended means continue; Chesterton's fence, check what our flow skipped before blaming a tool; watch a run that grinds past its expected time. Use before proposing a fix for a timing or flow problem found on a big design, before writing a design README or status, before opening a PR that depends on another, and before writing a test for a public PR.
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- The standing rules learned building XiangShan with bazel-orfs, for any large design: fix the tools and never the design (no multicycle or false-path exceptions, no added RTL registers); hard stops where a problem is made; finish the macros before the parent; a design README says what is; public PR tests check intended behaviour, not golden .ok output; a PR on an unmerged upstream PR is a draft; choices in the flow script, facts in the .odb; relative paths; unattended means continue; Chesterton's fence, check what our flow skipped before blaming a tool; watch a run that grinds past its expected time. Use before proposing a fix for a timing or flow problem found on a big design, before writing a design README or status, before opening a PR that depends on another, and before writing a test for a public PR.
