The simplest basic graph is a single kernel that is instantiated in a
class that inherits from the adf::graph class with
specified inputs and outputs.
class SimplestGraph: public adf::graph {
private:
adf::kernel k;
public:
adf::port<input> din;
adf::port<output> dout;
SimplestGraph() {
k = adf::kernel::create(passthrough);
adf::source(k) = "passthrough.cpp";
adf::runtime<ratio>(k) = 0.9;
adf::connect<window<FRAME_LENGTH*4>>(din, k.in[0]);
adf::connect<window<FRAME_LENGTH*4>>(k.out[0], dout);
};
};
This simple graph above can be embedded into another graph. Data
input file
Input_64.txt represents the data from a
PLIO connection to the embedded graph input. Data output file Output1.txt represents the data from the embedded
graph output to the PLIO connection. The Simple
graph is a sub-graph within the TestGraph.
class TestGraph: public adf::graph {
public:
adf::input_plio plin1;
adf::output_plio plout1;
SimplestGraph Simple;
TestGraph()
{
plin1 = adf::input_plio::create("input1",adf::plio_64_bits,"data/Input_64.txt",500);
adf::connect(plin1.out[0],Simple.din);
plout1 = adf::output_plio::create("output1",adf::plio_64_bits,"data/Output1.txt",500);
adf::connect(Simple.dout,plout1.in[0]);
};
};
The testbench program instantiates the test graph and calls the control commands to initialize run and end the graph.
#include "graph.h"
TestGraph UnitTest;
int main(int argc, char ** argv) {
UnitTest.init();
UnitTest.run(NFRAMES*NITERATIONS);
UnitTest.end();
return 0;
}
The resulting graph can be seen in Vitis Analyzer:
Figure 1. Graph View
