hardware generation issue with modelsim

[mahinlma]

legup@legup-vm:~/LeFlow/examples/classificationMNIST$ ../../src/LeFlow classificationMNIST.py --modelsim INFO: Creating project... INFO: Cleaning previous files... INFO: Generating IR from tensorflow... Extracting MNIST_data/train-images-idx3-ubyte.gz Extracting MNIST_data/train-labels-idx1-ubyte.gz Extracting MNIST_data/t10k-images-idx3-ubyte.gz Extracting MNIST_data/t10k-labels-idx1-ubyte.gz The accuracy over the MNIST data is 90.33% Expected Result: 6 INFO: Cleaning unused dumped files... INFO: Converting between LLVM versions... INFO: Running first batch of optimizations before unrolling... INFO: Unrolling and Inlining according to user, simplifying elementary branches and optimizing away other values... INFO: Restructuring the IR signature... INFO: Rewriting unsupported operations... INFO: Partitioning arrays... User did not specify any arrays to partition INFO: Converting human-readable .ll file to bitcode... INFO: Starting LegUp Compilation... INFO: Verilog file generated successfully INFO: Instrumenting testbench and mapping args and temps INFO: DONE! INFO: Starting Modelsim... Traceback (most recent call last): File "../../src/LeFlow", line 197, in run_modelsim() File "../../src/LeFlow", line 141, in run_modelsim command = "make v -C {}".format(project_folder) NameError: global name 'project_folder' is not defined

When I tried to run classificationMNIST.py with modelsim, I'm getting above error.

[danielholanda]

Hi Mahinlman,

Thanks for reporting this issue. Bahar made some changes yesterday to solve this issue. Could you please pull the latest version and confirm that your problem is solved?

Thanks,

Daniel

[mahinlma]

thanks for fixing the issue .. could you please let me know the steps, how to get bitstream (any of the Intel/Xilinx board) by using Legup generated hardware.

[danielholanda]

Hi,

Yes, no problem. I will reply in the other issue you posted.

[mahinlma]

Thank you