faebryk
faebryk is atopile’s kernel. It’s the way the world is modeled.
faebryk
& fabll
🐍
faebryk
is atopile’s core. It’s the way the world is modeled.
faebryk
is a Python module that uses a powerful and efficient core graph (nodes + edges) to represent every relationship in your design or circuit.
fabll
is a Python framework to model circuits, much like ato
. It unlocks a the whole Turing-complete power of Python to do design in + low-level procedural code and logic. Think of it like writing C for a Python module. It’s focus is power - not ease of use like ato
, so it’s not recommended for most designs to start with.
fabll
is currently in a very early stage of development. It’s not publicly supported yet.
Building fabll
code
To build a fabll
module with atopile, you just need to point to the module within your ato.yaml
configuration file.
When you run ato build
, atopile automatically builds the fabll
module and link it to your project.
Importing fabll
code
You can just import fabll
modules in ato
like any other import: