Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of Exercises/13_4/SysGenExport


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Dec 5, 2012, 1:29:36 PM (11 years ago)
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  • Exercises/13_4/SysGenExport

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    77 * You have a WARP v2 or WARP v3 board
    88 * ESD protection for the WARP board (wrist strap, etc)
    9  * WARP v2: USB cable for programming and USB cable for UART
    10  * WARP v3: External USB JTAG cable and a micro USB cable for UART
    119 * Complete installation of ISE System Edition 13.4
    1210 * Installation of Matlab 2011a or 2011b
    13  * Set up a terminal on your computer using PuTTY or an alternative. Instructions to do this are available [wiki:HowTo/SetUpPuTTY instructions here].
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    1512== Overview ==
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    3532
    36334. Double-click on the System Generator block in the top left of the model. This brings up a window that will allow you to export the design as a peripheral core. Verify that the compilation target is "Export as a pcore to EDK." Note: the "settings" button allows further options such as setting a core version number. This is very useful in development in order to keep track of changes that you make to your designs. For now, you can leave the default setting we provided alone.
    37 1. Select the part that your WARP hardware uses. For WARP v3 users, this part is the "Virtex6 xc6vlx240t-2ff156"
     341. Select the part that your WARP hardware uses. For WARP v3 users, this part is the "Virtex6 xc6vlx240t-2ff156." For WARP v2 users, this part is the "Virtex4 xc4vfx100-11ff1517."
    38351. Set the target directory of the export to be "./netlist". This will ensure that the pcore is created it a folder called "netlist" within whatever directory you placed the System Generator Model.
    39361. Click "Generate."