
Adrien Prost-Boucle enhanced the YosysHQ/yosys synthesis tool by developing a scalable URAM mapping feature supporting 144-bit wide, 2048-depth single-port memories, enabling more efficient FPGA designs for memory-intensive applications. He introduced a dedicated Verilog module to manage width conversion and port configurations, and defined a new URAM type to expand on-chip memory capacity. Adrien also fixed edge-case handling for Xilinx all-x inputs across mux and shift modules, improving synthesis robustness and maintainability. His work involved SystemVerilog, Verilog, and Tcl, demonstrating depth in digital logic design, memory mapping, and hardware description languages while addressing both feature development and bug resolution.
In May 2025, delivered a scalable URAM mapping enhancement in Yosys to support large single-port memories (144-bit width, 2048-depth). Introduced a dedicated URAM type and Verilog module to manage width conversion and port configurations, enabling larger on-chip memories and more efficient FPGA designs. Added automated tests for 2048 x 144b to validate the mapping and ensure reliability. Fixed URAM port indexing warnings by correcting bit widths and alignment, improving synthesis robustness. These changes expand design space for memory-intensive blocks, reduce external memory dependency, and align with the project’s roadmap and customer needs.
In May 2025, delivered a scalable URAM mapping enhancement in Yosys to support large single-port memories (144-bit width, 2048-depth). Introduced a dedicated URAM type and Verilog module to manage width conversion and port configurations, enabling larger on-chip memories and more efficient FPGA designs. Added automated tests for 2048 x 144b to validate the mapping and ensure reliability. Fixed URAM port indexing warnings by correcting bit widths and alignment, improving synthesis robustness. These changes expand design space for memory-intensive blocks, reduce external memory dependency, and align with the project’s roadmap and customer needs.
Concise monthly summary for 2025-04 focusing on YosysHQ/yosys bug fix: Xilinx all-x edge-case handling across mux and shift modules. The work improves robustness for all-x inputs and clarity of the all-x trimming logic. This reduces risk of incorrect synthesis results in Xilinx flows and improves maintainability.
Concise monthly summary for 2025-04 focusing on YosysHQ/yosys bug fix: Xilinx all-x edge-case handling across mux and shift modules. The work improves robustness for all-x inputs and clarity of the all-x trimming logic. This reduces risk of incorrect synthesis results in Xilinx flows and improves maintainability.

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