Solution 1:
The workaround to this issue is to re-customize the IP within the (2014.1) project and restore the original customization.
(To do this, double-click on the xci file in the Vivado "design sources" window).
Solution 2:
A TCL file has been supplied with this AR.
Solution 3:
An alternative solution is to manually edit the <core>.xci file BEFORE attempting to upgrade.
in the <core>.xci file, find the line containing:
<spirit:configurableElementValue spirit:referenceId="PARAM_VALUE.C_USE_BRAM">
Modify the value from true to 1, or false to 0
For example:
<spirit:configurableElementValue spirit:referenceId="PARAM_VALUE.C_USE_BRAM">true</spirit:configurableElementValue>
Is modified to:
<spirit:configurableElementValue spirit:referenceId="PARAM_VALUE.C_USE_BRAM">1</spirit:configurableElementValue>
Or
<spirit:configurableElementValue spirit:referenceId="PARAM_VALUE.C_USE_BRAM">false</spirit:configurableElementValue>
Is modified to:
<spirit:configurableElementValue spirit:referenceId="PARAM_VALUE.C_USE_BRAM">0</spirit:configurableElementValue>
The issue is caused by a change in one of the parameter values (C_USE_BRAM) in the .xci file from a Boolean (TRUE/FALSE) in 2013.4, to an Integer (1/0) in 2014.1.
The error causes the upgrade process to reset the .xci to default values.
This will be fixed in the 2014.2 release.
Revision History:
文件名 | 文件大小 | File Type |
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upgrade_jesd204.tcl | 2 KB | TCL |
Answer Number | 问答标题 | 问题版本 | 已解决问题的版本 |
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54480 | LogiCORE IP JESD204 - Release Notes and Known Issues for Vivado 2013.1 and newer tools | N/A | N/A |