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#ADD EXISTING VIVADO PROJECT TO SYNPLIFY PRO VERIFICATION#
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The risk associated with the first two tasks of compliance testing and controller/PHY interoperability is significantly reduced when using the DesignWare cores with Synopsys’ HAPS® prototyping motherboards, since these tasks have already been performed before by Synopsys.Īn example of the use of a DesignWare USB 3.0 core with the HAPS FPGA-based Prototyping Solution is shown in Figure 6.

#ADD EXISTING VIVADO PROJECT TO SYNPLIFY PRO SOFTWARE#

Early firmware and software development.

Controller + PHY interoperability validation.

#ADD EXISTING VIVADO PROJECT TO SYNPLIFY PRO VERIFICATION#

When prototyping an ASIC, the design verification and software development team will typically need to perform the following tasks: Include this core’s RTL in your FPGA synthesis project, ready for synthesis and implementation in the prototype. Most of the same digital DesignWare IP cores including PCI E, USB 3.0, MIPI, DDR, SATA and HDMI, that you are using in your ASIC can be prototyped in an FPGA by using the coreConsultant software to configure the core and generate your normal ASIC RTL. In many cases, you may simply want to point to the exact same DesignWare IP installation that the ASIC hardware design team with whom you are collaborating is using.

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Note that the DesignWare Building Blocks IP installation must occur on a Linux or Solaris machine, but this IP library can subsequently be accessed for FPGA synthesis by Synplify Premier and Certify software on a PC running Windows or Linux.

It is also recommended that you set the following to ensure that the tool is accessing the DesignWare Building Blocks and not a legacy library: set_option -enable_DesignWare 0

This enables all DesignWare Building Block and minPower components to be used.

If using minPower components use: set_option -dw_library.

These options can also be specified interactively via the Certify/Premier GUI from the Verilog/VHDL tab.

On the machine on which you are running Synplify Premier/Certify, configure the DesignWare license server by setting the variable Include the following in your Synplify Premier/Certify TCL file to specify the DC root installpath and then enable the DesignWare Building Block IP to be accessed.

If you are using DesignWare Building Block IP, let Synplify Premier and Certify FPGA synthesis tools know where the DesignWare Library is located. Accessing DesignWare Building Block from Synplify Premier and Certify