09-21-2023 12:43 PM
@XM43 wrote:One thing that I have not tested but want to try is to create some logic using LabVIEW (Quicker) and then create its IP and later add that IP into a VIVADO project for ease of use. If it works out, that will be something cool to have in place. I am not sure if someone has already tried it or not.
We use LabVIEW FPGA IP Export Utility and import the netlist into Vivado to program a Cmod A7. It is pretty cool and fun.
09-21-2023 12:48 PM
Expected it. You can have them but you will likely get unexpected results /jitter when you are creating a high performance code. This was more like a lesson learned.
You are correct, it should be: Avoid having coercion dots. (but simply do not have them in there)
I do not consider having coercion dot(s) a good practice in a code, in general.
09-21-2023 12:57 PM
That is good to know! Thank you. I am willing to give this a try!
06-05-2024 10:28 AM
ZYong,
I tried this and it indeed is a cool thing. Since I am not well versed in VHDL, it was really handy for me.
I also tried the other way around, imported VHDL to LabVIEW and that made testing/ simulating my VHDL design 1000 times easier.