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Sure! Let me preempt the thread by sharing a product that most likely did not even get to Mr. Graham's desk:

PyEDA is a Python library for electronic design automation.

PyEDA is another option that we could work on but I had to send the idea over to Mr. Graham's public email address just a few days ago. Since it was not mentioned on our application but briefly talked about (by me and most likely to myself), is PyEDA still a legitimate candidate for this forum?

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Of course, sharing the beautiful things you have put hard work in deserves this thread.

Great!! The docs are very well written. Lots of time and care spent on presenting the information effectively to benefit the users.

Python EDA Documentation Release: 0.25.0 Date: October 21, 2014

http://pyeda.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

I know it's hard to focus on anything right now on what seems like the judgement day... Maybe reading PyEDA will help make time fly faster? Anything feedback is greatly appreciated.

This round is not over. We can help each other!!

I have written EDA software, including some stuff that your library has. One thing that is key for EDA: tool performance. I can't imagine using Python for any of the intensive stuff like synthesis. What is your view on this?

It's written in c.

PyEDA author here. I agree.

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