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IP core scripting or regeneration from QIP
- 5 years ago
Ya, you can also easily create a script that makes all the assignments for an existing project, and then use the script at any time to restore your project settings to a known state.
From the Project menu, click Generate Tcl File for Project to automatically generate a .tcl file with all of your assignments. You can source this file to recreate your project, and you can edit the file to add other commands, such as compiling the design.
To answer back if there's is a way to get the generation script for the IP Core after use the megawizard to create:
I don't think there is a way to do that, you might need to manually write the script. It's best to provide the .qip or .ip file directly to the user.If you want to generate an IP using a script or the command line interface, you may checkout an example KDB below:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/support-resources/knowledge-base/solutions/rd12182013_862.html
So in your script to build a new project using that IP you would just include the file location of the .QIP file and that should be all you need?
Ya, you can also easily create a script that makes all the assignments for an existing project, and then use the script at any time to restore your project settings to a known state.
From the Project menu, click Generate Tcl File for Project to automatically generate a .tcl file with all of your assignments. You can source this file to recreate your project, and you can edit the file to add other commands, such as compiling the design.
To answer back if there's is a way to get the generation script for the IP Core after use the megawizard to create:
I don't think there is a way to do that, you might need to manually write the script. It's best to provide the .qip or .ip file directly to the user.
If you want to generate an IP using a script or the command line interface, you may checkout an example KDB below:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/support-resources/knowledge-base/solutions/rd12182013_862.html
- TMayd5 years ago
Occasional Contributor
Okay, thank you for your responses!