ICEBOX_MAPS(1)
πΈ ICEBOX_MAPS β bestie edition πΈ
okay so first things first: you're looking at section 1 of the manual, and the star of the show is icebox_maps β which is, and I quote, a tool in the icestorm project. that's the whole pitch. she's a tool, she's in icestorm, she's got maps in her name. π
β¨ NAME β¨
icebox_maps β a tool in the icestorm project
that's it. that's the name section. short, sweet, iconic, no notes. π
π SYNOPSIS π
okay so here's the tea, bestie β the way you actually run this thing is with the -m flag, and then one of these values. no more, no less, don't be extra about it:
icebox_maps -m bitmaps
icebox_maps -m io_tile_nets_l
icebox_maps -m io_tile_nets_r
icebox_maps -m io_tile_nets_t
icebox_maps -m io_tile_nets_b
icebox_maps -m logic_tile_nets
icebox_maps -m ramb_tile_nets
icebox_maps -m ramt_tile_nets
eight whole moods, one per line π¦ β <pink>bitmaps</pink>, <lavender>io_tile_nets_l</lavender>, <lavender>io_tile_nets_r</lavender>, <lavender>io_tile_nets_t</lavender>, <lavender>io_tile_nets_b</lavender>, <mint>logic_tile_nets</mint>, <mint>ramb_tile_nets</mint> and <mint>ramt_tile_nets</mint>. that's literally the entire synopsis, fr fr. copy one of those lines, type it in, and go β main character energy, no cap. β¨
lowkey important:-mis the short one,bitmapsand the seven*_nets*friends are the values it takes. lowercasel,r,t,bon the io ones,bandton the ram ones. the small letters matter, bestie β don't come for me if you typo a capital in there π
π AUTHOR π
this manual page was written by Ruben Undheim <ruben.undheim@gmail.com> for the Debian project (and may be used by others). we stan a documented tool, honestly. π«Ά
that's the whole page, girlie β no OPTIONS section, no EXAMPLES, no drama, just vibes and eight synopsis lines. ππΈ
this one's dated 28 February 2026, and it's the ICEBOX_MAPS(1) manual β so like, freeze that little fact in your heart forever. mwah. πβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: fpga-icestorm 1.1-1 Β· ISC
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms