Update clean command to delete also files generated by simulation,
from 'tb' folders, covering cases for Xsim and ModelSim simulators.
Signed-off-by: stefan.raus <stefan.raus@analog.com>
Some IPs like JESD link layer were marked as not supported on Versal devices by
the current flow while other not (e.g. TPL).
The auto family support seems to workaround this issue.
Update vivado version to 2020.2:
- update default vivado version from 2020.1 to 2020.2
- add conditions to apply specific contraints only in Out Of Context mode.
- update DDR controler parameters for vcu118 and kcu105 dev boards
There is a major compatibility issue between 2019.1 and 2019.2.
The file system_top.hdf got a different file extention. This will
cause a compilation failer in the end of the build. To save time
and fail earlier, upgrade the version mismatch message to ERROR.
If user still wants to build a branch with different tool version
the variable ADI_IGNORE_VERSION_CHECK should be set to 1.
Add definition for new ultrascale device packages.
The package information is used by software for xcvr calibration.
At the moment, the factors that are influencing the calibration for the new
packages are not clear.
Bus sizes often depend on parameters. In such cases the physical indexes
of the interfaces from the multi bus must be calculated based on parameters.
For each interface expose the formula that calculates the indexes to the
block design.
Our internal repository was changed from phdl to ghdl. Update the
adi_env.tcl scripts and other scripts, which depends on the $ad_ghdl_dir
variable. This way the tools will see all the internal IPs too.
Fix library makefiles dep list using generic vendor info reg
Combine adi_int_bd_tcl with adi_auto_fill_bd_tcl procedure.
This change will simplify the process of generating makefiles for each library.
Removing the bd.tcl script from the adi_ip_files list will remove it from the
make dependency list.
Having a bd.tcl script in every IP is redundant.
adi_ip.tcl:
- add adi_init_bd_tcl - creates a blanch bd.tcl and a
parameters temporary_case_dependencies.mk when compiling an IP.
Its main purpose is to generate the bd.tcl, which will be included in
the IP's file-set.
- adi_auto_fill_bd_tcl will populate the empty bd.tcl based on the
top IP parameters and the presence of these parameters in
auto_set_param_list and auto_set_param_list_overwritable lists.
This task can not be performed by the first described procedure since
the file-set is not yet defined.
adi_xilinx_device_info_enc.tcl:
Split auto_set_param_list_overwritable from auto_set_param_list. As
the name states, some of the parameters are overwritable, this will help
when generating the bd.tcl script.
library.mk:
Include the temporary_case_dependencies.mk if it exists in the
IP root folder. The mentioned *.mk file contains non generic
dependencies for makefiles like targets to clean.
Xilinx:
When calling adi_auto_fpga_spec_params in the x_ip.tcl, parameters like
- FPGA_TECHNOLOGY
- FPGA_FAMILY
- SPEED_GRADE
- DEV_PACKAGE
- XCVR_TYPE
- FPGA_VOLTAGE
will be automatically detected and constrained to predefined pairs of values
from adi_xilinx_device_info_env.tcl
The parameters specified in the blobk diagram of the IP(bd.tcl), will be
automatically assign when the IP is added to a block design.
The "adi_auto_assign_device_spec $cellpath" is called in the init
hook (bd.tcl).
https://www.xilinx.com/products/technology/high-speed-serial.html
Intel:
Info parameters are set in the VALIDATION_CALLBACK according to
adi_intel_device_info_env.tcl
The DISPLAY_NAME of a module is supposed to be a short human readable
description of the IP core.
Currently this is set to the name of the IP, which already has its own
property called NAME.
This causes Platform Designer to display the descriptive labels if the IP
core basically as "$ip_core_name ($ip_core_name)".
The value that all current user of ad_ip_create pass for the description
parameter matches this criteria (And not so much the requirements for the
actual DESCRIPTION property).
Change things, so that the DISPLAY_NAME property is set to what is
currently passed as the description parameter.
Signed-off-by: Lars-Peter Clausen <lars@metafoo.de>
Vivado recognises .h files as C header files,
the expected extension for Verilog Header is .vh
This causes issues in simulating block designs since these files
won't be exported for the simulation even if they are
part of the simulation fileset.
stefan.raus
LIacob106
Iulia Moldovan
Nick Pillitteri
Laszlo Nagy
Robin Getz
Istvan Csomortani
Sergiu Arpadi
AndreiGrozav
Lars-Peter Clausen