Reply by Weng Tianxiang●February 25, 20092009-02-25
On Feb 25, 9:30=A0am, LittleAlex <alex.lo...@email.com> wrote:
> On Feb 25, 9:05 am, Weng Tianxiang <wtx...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hi,
> > When I was generating my code, I didn't know what exact Xilinx chip
> > may be used so that I selected Virtex V chip as my target one time.
> > During the development, I might have tried to generate libraries with
> > Virtex II chips because I have many Virtex II libraries ready to use.
> > It led to the situation that I really don't know which library belongs
> > to which chip. For simulations, it doesn't matter. But now I am trying
> > to implement my design on Virtex II chip, the problem comes clear: if
> > all libraries used in my simulation are for Virtex II? I can't answer
> > the question.
>
> > So I would like to ask if Xilinx IST can automatically detect an error
> > when a Virtex V chip library is used for a Virtex II chip project. I
> > think it is. But to reduce risks of errors, I would like to ask
> > experienced persons for a positive answer without any guess.
>
> > Thank you.
>
> > Weng
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> Simulation libraries and Synthesis libraries are different.
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> XST does check synthesis libraries. =A0PAR will fail if the wrong
> libraries are linked.
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Hi Al,
Can I have a text editor software to find which type of chips a
library belongs to?
So that I don't have to wait for PAR error to happen.
I remember *.edn files are libraried for synthesis. But I couldn't
find any keyword about the chip in a *.edn file.
Weng
Reply by LittleAlex●February 25, 20092009-02-25
On Feb 25, 9:05 am, Weng Tianxiang <wtx...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> When I was generating my code, I didn't know what exact Xilinx chip
> may be used so that I selected Virtex V chip as my target one time.
> During the development, I might have tried to generate libraries with
> Virtex II chips because I have many Virtex II libraries ready to use.
> It led to the situation that I really don't know which library belongs
> to which chip. For simulations, it doesn't matter. But now I am trying
> to implement my design on Virtex II chip, the problem comes clear: if
> all libraries used in my simulation are for Virtex II? I can't answer
> the question.
>
> So I would like to ask if Xilinx IST can automatically detect an error
> when a Virtex V chip library is used for a Virtex II chip project. I
> think it is. But to reduce risks of errors, I would like to ask
> experienced persons for a positive answer without any guess.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Weng
Simulation libraries and Synthesis libraries are different.
XST does check synthesis libraries. PAR will fail if the wrong
libraries are linked.
AL
Reply by Weng Tianxiang●February 25, 20092009-02-25
Hi,
When I was generating my code, I didn't know what exact Xilinx chip
may be used so that I selected Virtex V chip as my target one time.
During the development, I might have tried to generate libraries with
Virtex II chips because I have many Virtex II libraries ready to use.
It led to the situation that I really don't know which library belongs
to which chip. For simulations, it doesn't matter. But now I am trying
to implement my design on Virtex II chip, the problem comes clear: if
all libraries used in my simulation are for Virtex II? I can't answer
the question.
So I would like to ask if Xilinx IST can automatically detect an error
when a Virtex V chip library is used for a Virtex II chip project. I
think it is. But to reduce risks of errors, I would like to ask
experienced persons for a positive answer without any guess.
Thank you.
Weng