Xilinx Configuration Checks and Descriptions - 1.1 English

AXI Verification IP LogiCORE IP Product Guide (PG267)

Document ID: PG267
Release Date: 2021-12-02
Version: 1.1 English

Table: Xilinx Configuration Checks and Descriptions lists the Xilinx configuration checks and descriptions.

Table 2-6: Xilinx Configuration Checks and Descriptions
Name of Protocol Check	Protocol Support	Description
XILINX_AW_SUPPORTS_NARROW_BURST	AXI4/AXI3	When the connection does not support narrow transfers, the AW Master cannot issue a transfer with AWLEN > 0 and AWSIZE less than the defined interface DATA_WIDTH.
XILINX_AR_SUPPORTS_NARROW_BURST	AXI4/AXI3	When the connection does not support narrow transfers, the AR Master cannot issue a transfer with ARLEN > 0 and ARSIZE less than the defined interface DATA_WIDTH.
XILINX_AW_SUPPORTS_NARROW_CACHE	AXI4/AXI3	When the connection does not support narrow transfers, the AW Master cannot issue a transfer with AWLEN > 0 and AWCACHE modifiable bit not asserted.
XILINX_AR_SUPPORTS_NARROW_CACHE	AXI4/AXI3	When the connection does not support narrow transfers, the AR Master cannot issue a transfer with ARLEN > 0 and ARCACHE modifiable bit not asserted.
XILINX_AW_MAX_BURST	AXI4/AXI3	AW Master cannot issue AWLEN greater than the configured maximum burst length.
XILINX_AR_MAX_BURST	AXI4/AXI3	AR Master cannot issue ARLEN greater than the configured maximum burst length.
XILINX_AWVALID_RESET	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	AWREADY is Low for the first cycle after ARESETn goes High.
XILINX _WVALID_RESET	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	WREADY is Low for the first cycle after ARESETn goes High.
XILINX _BVALID_RESET	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	BREADY is Low for the first cycle after ARESETn goes High.
XILINX _ARVALID_RESET	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	ARREADY is Low for the first cycle after ARESETn goes High.
XILINX _RVALID_RESET	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	RREADY is Low for the first cycle after ARESETn goes High.
ARESET_XCHECK	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	AREST_N cannot be X/Z after one clock cycle.
XILINX_AXI_ERRM_RESET_PULSE_WIDTH	AXI4/AXI3/Lite	ARESETN must stay at least 16 clock cycles long when it goes Low. For more information, see the Vivado Design Suite User Guide: AXI Reference Guide (UG1037) [Ref 3] .