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ASIC
Joined: 18 May 2001 Posts: 220
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10 Nov 2003 6:58 Xilinx Update |
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I used to run Xilinx 3.3i. After installing it, it installs Synopsys FPGA Express, and everything works fine. Now I try to install Xilinx 5.2 and after all is installed, there is no synthesis or place and route tool that can handle VHDL. What am I doing wrong?
ASIC
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mehrara
Joined: 28 Oct 2003 Posts: 14
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10 Nov 2003 7:30 |
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hi
Don`t you have VHDL XST synthesis tool in project properties window?
besides you can install leonardo spectrum 2001. and use in in ISE.
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it_boy
Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Posts: 181 Helped: 4
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10 Nov 2003 8:39 Re: Xilinx Update |
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Try Start/Programs/Xilinx ISE 5/Project Navigator.
There you will be able to create new project and synthesyse using XST.
Synopsys is not developing FPGA Express anymore, so it is nomore supported. Try Xilinx's own free synthesys tool (XST) or better tools like Synplify/ leonardo spectrum which you have to buy saperately.
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ASIC
Joined: 18 May 2001 Posts: 220
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10 Nov 2003 18:06 |
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OK I see. I don't see the XST synthesis tool in the project window. I guess it should be there. I'll try to install again on a fresh installation of Windows.
ASIC
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maestor
Joined: 21 Feb 2002 Posts: 173 Helped: 1 Location: Espaņa
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10 Nov 2003 22:02 Re: Xilinx Update |
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Hi ASIC,
Just in case you didn't know. X!linx ISE Alliance does not include XST, Foundation does and is slightly more expensive.
Check this out:
http://www.xilinx.com/ise/products/foundation_config.htm
and
http://www.xilinx.com/ise/products/alliance_config.htm
If you have Foundation you'll find XST available as soon as you add VHDL (o verilog) files to your project in project navigator.
Regards,
-Maestor
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cawan
Joined: 28 Dec 2002 Posts: 165 Helped: 7
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11 Nov 2003 1:16 |
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try to get Edit>Preferences>partner tools
browse the synopsys executable. Then go to device_name>properties and select the synthesis tool you want. I think should be ok
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