Vhdl to fpga automatic ipcore generation: A case study on xilinx design flow
Fabrizio Ferrandi, G. Ferrara, Roberto Palazzo, Vincenzo Rana, Marco D. Santambrogio
Abstract
Fabrizio Ferrandi, G. Ferrara, Roberto Palazzo, Vincenzo Rana, Marco D. Santambrogio
Abstract
This paper aims at introducing a methodology that allows an easy implementation of IP-Cores focusing only on their functionalities rather than their interfaces and their inte-gration in a given architecture. The proposed approach im-plements all the communication infrastructure needed by a component, described in VHDL, to be finally inserted into a real architecture that can be implemented on FPGAs, re-ducing the time to market of the final implementation of the system. To validate the entire methodology, we have per-formed a comparison based on the CoreConnect communi-cation infrastructure, between our results with the classical Xilinx design flow using EDK and ISE. 1.
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This paper aims at introducing a methodology that allows an easy implementation of IP-Cores focusing only on their functionalities rather than their interfaces and their inte-gration in a given architecture. The proposed approach im-plements all the communication infrastructure needed by a component, described in VHDL, to be finally inserted into a real architecture that can be implemented on FPGAs, re-ducing the time to market of the final implementation of the system. To validate the entire methodology, we have per-formed a comparison based on the CoreConnect communi-cation infrastructure, between our results with the classical Xilinx design flow using EDK and ISE. 1.
Key concepts: VHDL, Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, Design flow, Embedded system, Computer architecture, Architecture, Component (thermodynamics)