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As you know, the BE-CO-HT section at CERN has been contributing to Kicad
for some time now. We see this involvement as a key part of our activities
regarding Open Source Hardware [1]. We are also contributing to the
adoption of VHDL and SystemVerilog in the Icarus Verilog simulator, so as
to enable cross-language simulation. Other related activities include the
operation on the Open Hardware Repository [2] and the development of the
CERN Open Hardware Licence [3].

 Regarding our contribution to Kicad, it took us some time to put our act
together, but I believe we are now ready to announce that development has
started in earnest. We have come up with a preliminary roadmap [4], which
has been discussed with the main Kicad developers [5]. We have agreed that
this strategy is at least a good enough base to start development work.
The main actors involved on our side will be:As you know, the BE-CO-HT section
 at CERN has been contributing to Kicad for some time now. We see this involvement
 as a key part of our activities regarding Open Source Hardware [1]. We are also
 contributing to the adoption of VHDL and SystemVerilog in the Icarus Verilog
simulator, so as to enable cross-language simulation. Other related activities
include the operation on the Open Hardware Repository [2] and the development of
 the CERN Open Hardware Licence [3]. Regarding our contribution to Kicad, it took
us some time to put our act together, but I believe we are now ready to announce
that development has started in earnest. We have come up with a preliminary
 roadmap [4], which has been discussed with the main Kicad developers [5]. We
have agreed that this strategy is at least a good enough base to start development
 work.
 The main actors involved on our side will be:
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