To use the AMD Vivado™ debug cores, the design must contain an AXI4 debug hub. The AXI4 debug hub connects an AXI-MM interface of the CIPS with the AXI4-Stream interface. The interface connects to Vivado debug cores, which includes the following types of cores:
- AXI4-Stream Integrated Logic Analyzer (AXIS-ILA)
- AXI4-Stream Virtual Input/Output (AXIS-VIO)
- PCI Express® Link Debugger
If the design contains any Vivado debug cores and the CIPS has one or
more PL resets enabled, the AXI4 debug hub is automatically inserted
by Vivado during opt_design and connected to the
CIPS using a NoC. It is possible to instantiate the AXI4 debug hub
and connect it to the CIPS manually, but the automatic insertion will not take
place.
The following table shows the different scenarios in which AXI4 debug hub auto-insertion occurs during opt_design.
| Synthesized Netlist Contents | AXI4 Debug Hub Insertion Action |
|---|---|
| CIPS with one or more PL Reset Enabled. No AXI4 debug hubs. | An AXI4 debug hub is inserted
during opt_design and connected to the CIPS using a NoC
instance. |
| CIPS with one pre-existing AXI4 debug hub | Any debug cores in the design that are not found to be manually
connected to an AXI4 debug hub are
connected to the preexisting debug hub during opt_design. |
| CIPS with multiple AXI4 debug hubs |
Automatic stitching does not occur without taking one of the following actions:
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