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| Name | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TE::help | Display currently available functions. Important: Use only displayed functions and no functions from sub-namespaces | |
| TE::hw_blockdesign_export_tcl | [-no_mig_contents] [-mod_tcl] [-svntxt <arg>] [-help] | Export Blockdesign to project folder <design_name>/block_design/ |
| TE::hw_build_design | [-help] | |
| TE::sw_run_hsi | [-run_only] [-prebuilt_hdf <arg>] [-no_bif] [-no_bin] [-clear] [-help] | |
| TE::sw_run_sdk | [-open_only] [-update_hdf_only] [-prebuilt_hdf <arg>] [-clear\] [-help] | |
| TE::sw_program_zynq | [-used_board <arg>] [-swapp <arg>] [-available_apps] [-help] | |
| TE::util_zip_project | [-save_all] [-remove_prebuilt] [-manual_filename <arg>] [-help] |
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- Unzip project files
- Rename basefolder (basefolder name is used as project name)
- Edit start_settings.cmd
- Select the correct board part number for your PCB (See: Windows Command Files --> → start_settings.cmd)
- Other settings are optional (See: Windows Command Files --> → start_settings.cmd)
- Excecute create_project_firstgui.cmd or create_project_nogui.cmd to generate a vivado project with the predefined block_design from the block_design folder
- Open Vivado with open_project_gui.cmd (if you use create_project_firstgui.cmd on step 4, you didn't need this)
- Open the Block Design and create your own design inside this Block Design.
- Backup your Block Design as tcl-script: Type "TE::hw_blockdesign_export_tcl" on Vivado Tcl Console. The old one will be overwritten.
- Build your Design...
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- Variant 1:
- Start the project with the predefined command file (open_project_gui.cmd)
- Variant 2:
- Create your own Initialisation Button on the Vivado GUI:
- Tools --> Customize Commands --> Tools → Customize Commands → Customize Commands...
- Push +
- Type Name ex.: Init Scripts
- Press Enter
- Select Run command and insert: cd [get_property DIRECTORY [current_project]]; source -notrace "../scripts/reinitialise_all.tcl"
- Press Enter
- A new Button is shown on the Vivado Gui: All Scripts are reinitialised, if you press this Button.
- Create your own Initialisation Button on the Vivado GUI:
- Variant 3:
- Reinitialise Script on Vivado TCL-Console:
- Type: source ../scripts/reinitialise_all.tcl
- Type: source ../scripts/reinitialise_all.tcl
- Reinitialise Script on Vivado TCL-Console:
Use predefind TE-Script function
- Variant 1:
- Typ function on Vivado TCL Console, ex.: TE::help
- TE::help
- Show all predefined TE-Script functions.
- TE:<functionname> -help
- Show short description of this function.
- Attention: If -help argument is set, all other args will be ignored.
- Variant 2:
- Create your own function Button on the Vivado GUI:
- Tools → Customize Commands → Customize Commands...
- Push +
- Type Name ex.: Run SDK
- Press Enter
- Select Run command and insert function:
- Variante 1 (no Vivado request window for args):
- insert function and used args, ex.: TE::sw_program_zynq -swapp hello_world
- Variant 2 (Vivado request window for args):
- insert function, ex.:TE::sw_program_zynq
- Press Define Args...
- For ecery arg:
- Push
- Typ Name, Com
- Push
- Variante 1 (no Vivado request window for args):
- Press Enter
- A new Button is shown on the Vivado Gui.
- Create your own function Button on the Vivado GUI:
Checklist
- Are you using exactly the same Vivado version? If not then the scripts will not work, no need to try.
- Do you run the script from Vivado console? They may work from Vivado GUI TCL prompt also, but they are tested only from pure Vivado TCL console prompt.
- Ary you using Vivado in Windows PC? Vivado works in Linux also, but the scripts are tested on Windows only.
- Is you PC OS Installation English? Vivado may work on national versions also, but there have been known problems.
- Are space character on the project path? Somtimes TCL-Scripts can't handle this correctcorrectly. Remove spaces from project path.
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