Source code repository

MyHDL code development is managed using mercurial. The public repository resides here:

http://myhdl.sourceforge.net/hg/myhdl

This url can be used in several ways, as described below.

You can use the repository url in your web browser to browse through the repository and its history. This is a very good interface to track down issues in the code.

If you have mercurial installed, you can use the repository url to track the latest development:

$ hg clone http://myhdl.sourceforge.net/hg/myhdl myhdl

This makes a clone of the repository in a local myhdl directory.

In that directory you can now do the following:

$ hg in

to check if there are new changesets.

$ hg pull

to get new changesets.

$ hg update

to update the workspace with new changesets.

You can also make changesets from your own patches and contribute them to the development. This is more advanced usage that merits a page on its own: Contributing patches.