docs(dn): Ghala Buarish 11/09/25 (#427)

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Author: Ghqlq

src/design_notebooks/2025fall/gb2789.md

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 [RiSC-16 Project repository](https://github.com/Ghqlq/Processor-Design-Projects) - New files: instruction_mem.v, control.v
 
 **Discussion:** The instruction memory was easier than I thought. I took so long because I was overthinking it. The control file was easy to write since it's based off the files we wrote earlier. It just took some time to write because I had to go back and forth to check what each case should be assigned as. This week when I looked at the design sheets for the processor I feel like I am starting to understand completely. Writing the control file made me put together all parts of the processor which gave me a more complete understanding of the design. 
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+## Week9: 11/03/25 - 11/09/25
+- Completed labs 1 from Onboarding Labs.
+- Started on lab 2.
+
+[Processor-Design VIP Project repository](https://github.com/Ghqlq/Processor-Design-Projects) - New folders: Lab1_Ghala, Lab2_Ghala
+
+**Discussion Lab 1:** CMake
+
+Answer the following:
+1. The paths used by target_sources and target_include_directories are relative, not absolute. What file or folder are they relative to?
+  
+  To parent directory that contains CMakeLists.txt. In my case it's "Lab1_Ghala".
+
+2. What are some differences between cmake and ninja?
+  
+  CMake reads CMakeLists.txt and generates files that build the system.
+  Ninja executed the generated build.
+
+1. Why is it important to run cmake in its own directory?
+
+  Keeps the mess out of the src directory.
+
+**Discussion Lab 2:** System Verilog 
+
+I had no major difficulty with writing the RTL files but I couldn't build the simulations using CMake/Ninja.
+I keep getting error `CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:8 (nyu_link_sv):
+  Unknown CMake command "nyu_link_sv".` and I am unsure of how to solve this.
+
+**Confusions:** I still don't quiet get the differences between Ninja and CMake and I don't get the full purpose of them and why we're running them this way instead of directly from the src file. It says we are building a system, where is this system located and where is it running in the hardware?