MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial - Xilinx
MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial - Xilinx MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial - Xilinx
MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial Implementing the Hello World Design Once a netlist for the Hello World design is created, it can be implemented in the ISE tools and downloaded to the device. Note For more information on using ISE, refer to the ISE online help available from the Help menu within Project Navigator, and to the online ISE 4 User Guide at: http://toolbox.xilinx.com/docsan/xilinx4/pdf/docs/xug/xug.pdf 1. Open the ISE Project Navigator and start a new Project by selecting: File → New Project 2. SelecttheappropriateDeviceFamily,Device,andSpeedGrade settings. 3. Select the EDIF design flow and name the project. 4. Add the Hello World design netlist by selecting: Project → Add Source 5. Browse to the netlist generated from XSI (all netlists generated by Platform Generator reside in the $MICROBLAZE_PROJECT/ implementation directory.) Add the netlist to your project. Note that it is now listed under the Sources in Project window on the upper right-hand side. 6. Before you can implement the design, you must enter a few constraints as follows: a) Within the Project Navigator, you can launch the Xilinx Constraints Editor from the Processes window. You must have a design file selected in the Sources window. Then double-click Constraints Editor in the Processes window, which is located within User Constraints underneath Design Utilities. The Constraints Editor is shown in the following figure. 18 Xilinx Development System
MDK Tutorial Figure 1-9 Entering Clock Speed Constraints b) Specify a timing constraint for the system clock that matches the speed of the board clock. Check the documentation for your board for the board clock speed. c) Specify the OPB_CLK and SYS_RESET pins in the design. The SYS_RESET on MicroBlaze is active high and must be connected to an appropriate driver. Check the documentation for your board for the clock and reset pins. d) Save the constraints and return to the Project Navigator. MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial 19
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Figure 1-9 Entering Clock Speed Constraints<br />
b) Specify a timing constraint for the system clock that matches<br />
the speed of the board clock. Check the documentation for<br />
your board for the board clock speed.<br />
c) Specify the OPB_CLK and SYS_RESET pins in the design.<br />
The SYS_RESET on <strong>MicroBlaze</strong> is active high and must be<br />
connected to an appropriate driver. Check the<br />
documentation for your board for the clock and reset pins.<br />
d) Save the constraints and return to the Project Navigator.<br />
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