Hello all,
I am using:
Vivado 2019.1.3
Windows 10
and trying to build the hdl as explained in the C:\bytepipe_sdk\docs\HdlBuild\HdlBuild.md
I was told to hard code the Vivado Directory as a workaround, that helped a little but still got errors as shown in the attached document.
I guess I could manually download the Adi hdl and try to build the project manually, but we are evaluating the BytePipe and was hoping to do that very quick.
Regards,
Murad
I see the Adi/hdl under cygdrive
C:\cygdrive\c\bytepipe_sdk\workspace\Adi\hdl
Do I need to move the whole project under cygdrive?
Hi Murad,
Could you try hard coding the source directory as well. Based on your document I think it needs to be "/cygdrive/c/bytepipe_sdk/hdl/projects/bytepipe_3cg_9002"
Thanks dshenEE for you replay.
No luck...please see updated document
btw, the first suggestion I got from Danny (Analog devices) was to hardcode the Vivado directory as
/cygdrive/c/xilinix/Vivado/2019.1
The above directory had to errors: xilinx needed to start with capital X, and no 'ix' in Xilinx
My question:
Was this Makefile been tested OK before committed in github?
Is the issue I am facing has anything to do with my cygwin64 setup on my machine (windows 10)?
I would like to fix my setup instead of tweeking a "Makefile" that I don't have much experience with!
Regards,
Murad
Great!
Thank you!
407.575.5555
Hi Murad,
Yes, the Makefile was tested before being uploaded to GitHub. This is most likely a setup issue. Let's jump on a call so I can take a look at your setup.
Thank you Da Shen and elliott for your help today.
The fix you found: add git to the cygwin package solved all the issues
Regards,
Murad