Yes, I found that bypassing the generated IPIF when working with interrupts 
was the only way to go.  Just drive the interrupt output signal in the top 
level code directly with your own interrupt from your own interrupt controller.


---Matthew Hicks


> Hi, I'am trying to set up an Interface for an A/D - D/A Codec on an
> virtex II pro plattform using the (ppc) plb bus.
> What i want is to connect two interrupt pins from this A/D codec to an
> INT-Controller. Is it possible to it this way, without using the
> intterupt support implemented in the ipif-interface. I don't want to
> do a polling onto one of the isr-flags in the ipif- interupt
> controller.
> I't would be veryy helpful if anyone colud help me out. I'm using
> Xilinx EDK 9.1
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Sven
> 

Hi, I'am trying to set up an Interface for an A/D - D/A Codec on an
virtex II pro plattform using the (ppc) plb bus.
What i want is to connect two interrupt pins from this A/D codec to an
INT-Controller. Is it possible to it this way, without using the
intterupt support implemented in the ipif-interface. I don't want to
do a polling onto one of the isr-flags in the ipif- interupt
controller.

I't would be veryy helpful if anyone colud help me out. I'm using
Xilinx EDK 9.1


Cheers

Sven