Add a vivado project to synplify pro code#

Add a vivado project to synplify pro code#

'u_user_space_wrapper/u_alg_block_top/u_calc_control/u_dft/instList699/instrc2222/instList2346/instParallelWithControl2347/seu2362/FIFOinst2367/fifo*'ДЄdding Extractor Directives to the Source Code 'u_user_space_wrapper/u_alg_block_top/u_calc_control/u_dft/*/FIFOinst*/fifo*' alg_cmu_dft_n16k_w32_local.ucf file contains these statements that are currently commented-out: #INST Setup and hold constraints for input padsДЄll constraints are written in the Xilinx-specified User Constraint File format.ДЄn example of a constraint file is, as follows: -# Set the current user constraint file for ISE I/O Pad placement constraints and I/O standard settings Period specifications for all internal clock signals, both for the Core Services Block and the Algorithm Block The Developer's Bundle requires setting one additional environment variable, RASC, to identify the Bundle installation directory to the supporting Makefiles (see Table 7-2). Unzip the tar.gz file using the following command: tar -zxvf file_name If there is an older version of the bundle software, remove it. Transfer this file to a directory in the PC. Agree to the agreement to extract the file x86_dev_env. Run the executable x86_dev_env_install and read the license agreement.

It is in the directory /usr/share/rasc/x86_dev_env. This tar.gz file is available in the Altix system after the rasc_ is installed. The RASC Algorithm FPGA Developer's Bundle comes as a tar.gz file. Please note that the Xilinx ISE tools and the synthesis tool of choice must be installed on an x86 Linux system and each user must have the associated environment variables defined for their use.

This section describes the installation and setup of the RASC Algorithm FPGA Developer's Bundle.