I love what you done with the port!

To answer your question: Yes.
It works.


ok


Thomas


On 6/29/26 14:17, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> On 2026/06/27 13:48, Thomas Dettbarn wrote:
>> Hello!
>>
>>
>> Please find this week's update to my new port cad/prjpeppercorn attached
>> to this email.
>>
>> It is part of a set, intended to bring the joy of FPGA development
>> to OpenBSD.
>>
>> cad/prjpeppercorn
> tweaked version attached. (please use tars for new ports, not diffs).
> if this still works for you, it's ok sthen@ for someone to import
>
>> +COMMENT=	GateMate FPGAs Bitstream Documentation and Tools
>> +CATEGORIES=	cad
>> +V=		1.13
>> +DISTNAME=	prjpeppercorn-${V}
> DISTNAME is set by default when you use GH_TAGNAME, only override it
> in special situations (usually weird chars in the tag).
>
>> +SHAREDIR=	prjpeppercorn/${V}
> might as well put share/ in here too, and use SUBST_VARS to avoid
> churn in PLISTs for updates.
>
>> +
>> +GH_ACCOUNT=	YosysHQ
>> +GH_PROJECT=	prjpeppercorn
>> +GH_TAGNAME=	v${V}
>> +
>> +HOMEPAGE=	https://github.com/YosysHQ/prjpeppercorn
>> +MAINTAINER=	Thomas Dettbarn <dettus@dettus.net>
>> +
>> +# ISC License
>> +PERMIT_PACKAGE=	yes
>> +
>> +WANTLIB=	c
> this was building as a statically linked binary (and not linking to
> any library). I used the build option in the CMakefile to dynamically
> link instead.
>
> as it's C++ the port needs to specify COMPILER.
>