scripts/yosys: Tolerate 'show' failures as non-fatal#218
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It's actually useful to be able to run 'empty' designs through the flow and unfortunately 'show' command fails with "Nothing to show" ... So because the 'show' is just a "nice to have" make any failure non-fatal. Signed-off-by: Sylvain Munaut <tnt@246tNt.com>
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Makes sense, will merge in the 'morrow assuming nothing catches fire
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It's actually useful to be able to run 'empty' designs through the flow and unfortunately 'show' command fails with "Nothing to show" ... So because the 'show' is just a "nice to have" make any failure non-fatal.