doc: Some cleanup and improvements (#133)

pulp-platform · Jul 6, 2024 · 8c38f78 · 8c38f78
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diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
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 CHS_ROOT ?= $(shell pwd)
 BENDER	 ?= bender -d $(CHS_ROOT)
 
+all:
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 include cheshire.mk
 
 # Inside the repo, forward (prefixed) all, nonfree, and clean targets

diff --git a/docs/gs.md b/docs/gs.md
@@ -40,7 +40,6 @@ To build different parts of Cheshire, run `make` followed by these targets:
 - `hw-all`: generated hardware, including IPs and boot ROM
 - `sw-all`: software running on our hardware
 - `sim-all`(†): scripts and external models for simulation
-- `xilinx-all`: scripts for Xilinx FPGA implementation
 
 † *`sim-all` will download externally provided peripheral simulation models, some proprietary and with non-free license terms, from their publically accessible sources; see `Makefile` for details. By running `sim-all` or the default target `all`, you accept this.*
 

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diff --git a/docs/tg/integr.md b/docs/tg/integr.md
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 Cheshire is designed to be *highly configurable* and provide host and interconnect infrastructure for systems on various scales. Examples of SoCs integrating Cheshire as a host are:
 
-- [Iguana](https://github.com/pulp-platform/iguana), an minimal end-to-end open-source Linux-capable SoC built with open tools.
+- [Basilisk](https://github.com/pulp-platform/cheshire-ihp130-o), an minimal end-to-end open-source Linux-capable SoC built with open tools.
 - [Carfield](https://github.com/pulp-platform/carfield), a mixed-criticality SoC targeting the automotive domain.
 
 ## Using Cheshire In Your Project