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Hello all,
1. I'm trying to get a tcl command to open reports external to vivado. [solved]
What i've done so far is create a symbolic link. This symbolic link enables me to use the following command to find the file channel id & open it onto Vivado's tcl console
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Mid way through typing this i discovered that I can use
So that covers the first point. I guess this has left me with another question for the community.
2. How can i find out what channel identifiers represent? What is the pros/cons of closing them?
When using the tcl command
I get a list of active/open channel identifiers, these are for example file3265f0f8, file3cfaf28...etc etc
Obviously these names are meaningless....
Regards,
Wesley
1. I'm trying to get a tcl command to open reports external to vivado. [solved]
What i've done so far is create a symbolic link. This symbolic link enables me to use the following command to find the file channel id & open it onto Vivado's tcl console
Code:
set chan_ID [open Reports/IO_Reports.txt]
read $chan_ID
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......
......
Mid way through typing this i discovered that I can use
Code:
exec "C:/Program Files/Notepad++/notepad++.exe" Reports/IO_Reports.txt
So that covers the first point. I guess this has left me with another question for the community.
2. How can i find out what channel identifiers represent? What is the pros/cons of closing them?
When using the tcl command
Code:
chan name
Obviously these names are meaningless....
Regards,
Wesley