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After generating the HLS export and running vivado_hls on it, I'm trying to use the generated IP on Vivado, but the block design has a huge number of inputs (in_data_X_Y_q, in_data_X_Y_we, in_data_X_Y_ce, in_data_X_Y_address, in_data_X_Y_d and etc) and I'm not really sure how to connect them. What is the recommended way to do it?
Thank you
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Hi,
There is a TCL directive that allow you to tune the input interface.
It is called set_directive_interface and you can find it in solutions.tcl.
Right now, setting the input interface is up to you, and I recommend you refer to Vivado HLS documentation for further information.
The input may also be partitioned to allow parallel input read, which is why you can get a large number of inputs. This can be changed in solutions.tcl with the directive like "set_directive_array_partition -dim 2 -type complete "$name" inputs". You may choose to not partition the input to have a single simple interface. However, not partitioning the input may reduce the performances if the first layer of the network is large.
Hello
After generating the HLS export and running vivado_hls on it, I'm trying to use the generated IP on Vivado, but the block design has a huge number of inputs (in_data_X_Y_q, in_data_X_Y_we, in_data_X_Y_ce, in_data_X_Y_address, in_data_X_Y_d and etc) and I'm not really sure how to connect them. What is the recommended way to do it?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: