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Navaneeth
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3 years ago
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Design works in ASE not on FPGA

Hi,

Our design works in the ASE simulation environment. But it doesn't work on FPGA. Timing constraints are being met.

Please let us know as to what we might be missing / going wrong.

Thanks

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  • Nurina's avatar
    Nurina
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    Hello,


    Could you share the .qar file? To do this, go to Project->Archive Project



    Regards,

    Nurina


  • JohnT_Altera's avatar
    JohnT_Altera
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    Hi,

    Can you share with us the code and step to duplicate the issue so that we can further look into the issue?


  • Farabi_Altera's avatar
    Farabi_Altera
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    Hello,


    Please give us more information, otherwise I can't assign this case to the correct person.


    regards,

    Farabi


    • Navaneeth's avatar
      Navaneeth
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      Hi,
      Sure thanks. We're targetting Stratix 10 family. And the design is a 16x16 Matrix multiplier. The issue is - when we configure the FPGA with the GBS file ( that has met timing constraints ) and then run the software, we get all zeroes as output but on ASE, it gives the correct output. We're using the streaming dma afu as the basic building block. And we've included our design in the avst_decimator.sv file ( which was doing a loopback ).

      Can you please by mentioning a list of possible things we can do to debug this issue?
      Also, can you please let us know if there's a way to view waveform generated in real time on FPGA?
  • sstrell's avatar
    sstrell
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    Definitely need more info here. What is the design? What device are you targeting? What is not working? Can you provide some code? The people in this forum are good but we aren't mind readers!