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gEDA-user: What's your way of syncing CPLD design and gschem symbols???
Hi!
How do you keep your Xilinx CPLD design in sync w/
your gschem symbol files?
I mean, after you have drawn all your schematics and
build up the essentials of your CPLD design (esp. the
pins must exist :)), when doing the PCB artwork shuffling
the CPLD pins can give a really improved PCB layout ...
But the problem for me was to keep the symbol in sync
w/ the Xilinx Fitter report, so to do the work auto-
matically I hacked a Perl script (~6kB) last year,
but before adding some required upgrades & improvements
to the script I just wanted to ask how you do the sync
job!
For those not familiar with the Xilinx report files
I added a example Xilinx pin-out report for a small
Xilinx device (sorry for the attachment!)
Files with this structure are converted to symbols.
BTW: How do split up large ICs in multiple (different)
symbols? For example: One symbol for power, clk and JTAG
and one symbol for the rest of the design.
- cl
Pin Num |
Pin Type |
Assigned Signal |
1 |
I/O |
clko1 |
2 |
I/O |
rst |
3 |
I/O |
rotenc_b |
4 |
I/O |
hid_irq |
5 |
I/O/GCK1 |
clki1 |
6 |
I/O/GCK2 |
clki2 |
7 |
I/O/GCK3 |
pclk |
8 |
I/O |
PGND |
9 |
I/O |
PGND |
10 |
GND |
GND |
11 |
I/O |
q_in<0> |
12 |
I/O |
q_in<1> |
13 |
I/O |
PGND |
14 |
I/O |
tp<5> |
15 |
TDI |
TDI |
16 |
TMS |
TMS |
17 |
TCK |
TCK |
18 |
I/O |
tp<4> |
19 |
I/O |
tp<3> |
20 |
I/O |
tp<2> |
21 |
VCCINT |
VCC |
22 |
I/O |
tp<6> |
23 |
GND |
GND |
24 |
I/O |
rotenc_pb |
25 |
I/O |
rotenc_a |
26 |
I/O |
lcd_cp |
27 |
I/O |
tp<7> |
28 |
I/O |
pb_b |
29 |
I/O |
tp<1> |
30 |
TDO |
TDO |
31 |
GND |
GND |
32 |
VCCIO |
VCC |
33 |
I/O |
q_in<2> |
34 |
I/O |
tp<0> |
35 |
I/O |
clko2 |
36 |
I/O |
pb_c |
37 |
I/O |
lcd_sd |
38 |
I/O |
l_q_in |
39 |
I/O/GSR |
sclk |
40 |
I/O/GTS2 |
pb_a |
41 |
VCCINT |
VCC |
42 |
I/O/GTS1 |
pb_d |
43 |
I/O |
queue_irq |
44 |
I/O |
q_in<3> |
|
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