just wanted to use some of the delay features (delays, deserialization) in some of the IO cells of a Lattice Mach XO2 chip - any clues how to configure them? Thanks!!
How to use un-bonded I/O cells in Lattice Diamond Verilog compilers
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Not sure if this works in an lpf file, but I've just checked and using the
LOCattribute on a IO buffer works with an unbonded pad given the pad name (which can be found using the Diamond physical view or EPIC) - this is for ECP5; XO2 might be a bit different: