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Hi
I am starting a project where I will start using a EVM board with a spartan 6 until we get our own HW designed and back from the manufacturing. Therefore I will need to make a design that can work both on the correct hw and the evm board, but the DDR3 memories are different on the two designs and therefore I will need to keep two MCB designs uptodate.
My idea is therefore to edit the .tcl script made by the core generator in the user design folder to include all the needed files on both MCB designs so that I only need to keep these tcl files uptodate to make the MCB designs include the correct files.
The core generator does, however, not create an ise project where the testbench can be runned from inside the ISE. You need to change some settings in the ISIM properties for this to work. But if I use the .tcl approach to regenerate the ise project everytime I need to add a new file to the project, then the settings in the ISIM properties will be lost.
Are there a way where I, from the tcl script, can set the ISIM properties inside the ISE project?
I am starting a project where I will start using a EVM board with a spartan 6 until we get our own HW designed and back from the manufacturing. Therefore I will need to make a design that can work both on the correct hw and the evm board, but the DDR3 memories are different on the two designs and therefore I will need to keep two MCB designs uptodate.
My idea is therefore to edit the .tcl script made by the core generator in the user design folder to include all the needed files on both MCB designs so that I only need to keep these tcl files uptodate to make the MCB designs include the correct files.
The core generator does, however, not create an ise project where the testbench can be runned from inside the ISE. You need to change some settings in the ISIM properties for this to work. But if I use the .tcl approach to regenerate the ise project everytime I need to add a new file to the project, then the settings in the ISIM properties will be lost.
Are there a way where I, from the tcl script, can set the ISIM properties inside the ISE project?
