Open Marceloqa opened 6 months ago
In general you don't want to do that. Ideally, you design a core, which doesn't use Xilinx primitives and you do formal verification on that core. Finally, you have a testbench for the full design including the primitives. That's certainly possible for primitives liks IBUFxx or OBUFxx. For very complex primitives (GT, PCI) you probably need to abstract them.
Is thier is a way to run unisim?
I've been using the workflow described in this link https://vhdlwhiz.com/formal-verification-in-vhdl-using-psl/#yosys-et-al It has afforded me great success, and i've taken my first steps with formal verification with PSL and GHDL.
However, I wish to now do some formal verification with modules that instantiate Xilinx primitives (.e.g IBUFDS from 'unisim') library. Is this even possible? Since these libraries provided by Xilinx (in location /opt/Xilinx/Vivado/2022.2/data/vhdl/src/) are most likely non-synthesizeable, i worry that there is no way to achieve what i want, since 'ghdl-yosys-plugin' involves synthesis prior to formal verification using other tools.
Does anyone have any experience/insight into this? What alternatives exist for formal verification with Xilinx primitives?