once I have installed the docker container and ver...
# ieee-sscs-dc-24
k
once I have installed the docker container and verified that its working....where should I place my python files for them to run properly? For now, I have created a folder called
my_files
at the root of the
OPENFASOC
folder.....also do I need to install a code editor like vscode in the docker or locally on my host(I am running linux). Can anybody please help me with this? I am trying to follow along with this video tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCv-PZrOTHA&list=PLlSXtIpWKQOBaUgQ6gQqfz39XhUoLEWgj&index=4

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Have you tried running the script? I'm having trouble running it and getting permission issues
c
@Aun Maqsood which script are you talking about?
@Koustubh the instructions for where to add pcells have been given in the end of the contributor guidelines doc, the pcells you'll be working on should be stored in
glayout/flow/blocks/
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@Chetanya Goyal I'm referring to the python script
the code
c
can you send your output
k
@Chetanya Goyal Could you please help me with the location in relation to the directory structure of the docker container? I have an
OpenFASOC
folder wherein I believe everthing is stored. I don't see a glayout folder...
a
@Chetanya Goyal
I've already added it as a group too. Stackoverflow solutions don't really work for me idk
c
@Koustubh try
OpenFASOC/openfasoc/generators/glayout
@Aun Maqsood are you using command line or the widgets in vscode
a
@Chetanya Goyal I'm using terminal in vscode to run the docker. And then I just remote into it like the video said using the extension
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@Aun Maqsood The solution here solved my permission issue when setting up https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/
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@Saptarshi Ghosh did you run the commands on ubuntu?
managed to make it work, make sure you guys logout that's important. And use compgen -g to check if group is there, and then docker user
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@Aun Maqsood yes. in ubuntu!
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@Koustubh I am currently at this step too. I do not know where should I setup the editor and the new py scripts. Did you figure it out ?