Added de10lite board definition file to platforms #334
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Generally looks good, but the real test is to add a target and make sure everything builds. This will be the first Altera board supported, so it's likely to be a bit more bumpy than we would like... |
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@mithro I already added the base file and the makefile. Could you help review the code? Thank you. |
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@mateusz-holenko -- Could you work with @teezzan to get this pull request merged? |
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I am trying to add Intel/Altera support to the repo. This will enable Fupy to be used on Intel boards such as the DE10-lite and DE0-Nano.
I will add a base.py under the target directory.
This is my first contribution to an open source project. Pardon my mistakes...