You may want to edit the graph code, for example, to add or modify constraints, or explore the graph code by editing the kernel configuration parameters (like window size or window margin etc.), and re-compile. Model Composer generates a Makefile allowing you to easily accomplish this by running the following command.
make allThis command compiles an AI Engine graph
using the default aiecompiler target and runs the
simulation using aiesimulator. It also compares the
output of the simulator with the golden output. This command also launches the Vitis analyzer, based on the option selected in the Model
Composer Hub block.
To do this, you need to source the settings64.csh or
settings64.sh from
<MODEL_COMPOSER_INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY>/Model_Composer/<VERSION>
When the code is generated without the Create
testbench option checked, the aiesimulator settings in Makefile are as follows.
Default aie simulator settings
################################################################################
# aiesimulator settings
################################################################################
AIE_SIM := aiesimulator
AIE_SIM_TIMEOUT := 50000
AIE_OUTPUT_DIR := $(DATA_DIR)/aiesimulator_output
AIESIM_FLAGS := --profile
LAUNCH_VITIS_ANALYZER :=
observe the Timeout value is 50000 which is
default and LAUNCH_VITIS_ANALYZER is not set to
TRUE. To run simulation for different timeout
values with the Vitis analyzer enabled, you may
need to manually edit the Makefile as follows.
Modified Settings
AIE_SIM_TIMEOUT := <Value>
LAUNCH_VITIS_ANALYZER := trueWhen the code is generated with the Create testbench option selected, and and the simulator option is enabled, then the modifications done in the Model Composer Hub block for Timeout value and Launch Vitis Analyzer are automatically reflected in the Makefile.