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Hello,
I realized that some Pmods libraries were not compiling in Linux out of the box (latest vivado-library 2016, and Vivado 2017.4). Specifically the Wifi and SD Pmods. I'm learning Vivado so it was a challenge figuring out why the BSP wasn't compiling. After spending some time I realized the Makefile's syntax was not Linux compatible. Also, the Wifi Pmod had some Header files with capitalization issues. I was able to fix the BSP files to compile but then realized I wasn't able to run the programs on the hardware since they were not the same as the files in the wrapper_hw_platform. After I updated the vivado-library source files for those Pmods in question, updated the IP's, recreated the bitstream I was able to run the examples. I wanted to leave a not in case someone else runs into this issue and also perhaps the files can be updated on the next release.
Thanks,
Leo.
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Thanks for the write-up. Agreed, ignoring filename capitalization can cause compatibility issues in Linux. Can you please provide either a pull request with the modifications you needed to make, or simply just comment them here? Specifically we are looking for the capitalization fixes and the makefile changes.
Hello,
I realized that some Pmods libraries were not compiling in Linux out of the box (latest vivado-library 2016, and Vivado 2017.4). Specifically the Wifi and SD Pmods. I'm learning Vivado so it was a challenge figuring out why the BSP wasn't compiling. After spending some time I realized the Makefile's syntax was not Linux compatible. Also, the Wifi Pmod had some Header files with capitalization issues. I was able to fix the BSP files to compile but then realized I wasn't able to run the programs on the hardware since they were not the same as the files in the wrapper_hw_platform. After I updated the vivado-library source files for those Pmods in question, updated the IP's, recreated the bitstream I was able to run the examples. I wanted to leave a not in case someone else runs into this issue and also perhaps the files can be updated on the next release.
Thanks,
Leo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: