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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 → 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:
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predefined 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 every arg:
- Push
- Typ Name, Comment, Default Value and set optional
- Press Enter
- Example for args:
- Push
- Index, Key Name, -swapp,
- Push
- Appname, Arg, hello_world,
- Push
- 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:
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