retroSoC/dependencies

Locked Configuration Inputs

dependencies.lock.json is the source of truth for external repositories, archives, OCI base images, Nix inputs, checksums, and CI tool bundles. Its digest contributes to every build variant identity. flake.lock resolves the pinned Nix inputs and is validated against this lock.

Publication inputs are also locked here: publication_media, the CeTZ, oxifmt, wavy/jogs, bytefield, rivet, blockcell, circuiteria and tidy archives, and the locally required Typst version in publication_tools. Package identities include both name and version; CeTZ 0.3.4/0.5.2 and oxifmt 0.2.1/1.0.0 coexist as separate cache entries. Library imports are checked as a complete offline closure. They are prepared manually by publications/build_datasheet.py setup, without adding a root Makefile target. See Publications.

Do not add direct downloads to setup scripts or workflow YAML. Update the lock with a full Git revision or verified SHA-256 checksum, validate it with:

python3 scripts/dependency_lock.py --lock dependencies/dependencies.lock.json

Then run the affected setup, doctor, test, and regression flow described in Engineering Workflow.

The locked SKY130 OpenRAM SRAM archive is generated and published by the retroSoC/artifact workflow. physical/pdk/setup.py verifies its SHA-256, manifest, geometry, source revisions, generated-file hashes, and TT/SS views before materializing it below .cache/retrosoc/pdk/sky130/openram/. Generated Verilog, Liberty, LEF, GDS, and SPICE views are never committed here.

The HP profile additionally locks VexiiRiscv, OpenSBI, Linux stable, and Buildroot source revisions and the SBT launcher used by VexiiRiscv generation. make setup-hp-linux installs the software sources below .cache/retrosoc/sources/; VexiiRiscv may be supplied through VEXIIRISCV_ROOT, but its revision is still checked before generated RTL is accepted. Java 17 is a host runtime supplied by Docker, Nix, or the documented Ubuntu prerequisites. No generated CPU RTL or Linux build output belongs in Git.

The libjpeg-turbo source archive is a host-verification input for the JPEG accelerator. It supplies an implementation-independent interoperability oracle; it is not linked into firmware or synthesized RTL. The repository-owned fixed point model remains the bit-accurate source of expected RTL results.

The pinned libFLAC source and official FLAC test corpus are host-only APU-P5 verification inputs. Install them with make setup-apu-reference; neither is linked into firmware, RTL, or the shipped APUMC bundle. Run make CONFIG=configs/ci/ihp130.mk apu-p5-corpus to produce the checksum-pinned per-file profile and independent PCM manifest.