I have been trying to do an ASIC synthseis of Pulpino but I am facing some difficulties doing so. Mainly I am getting this error in Design Compiler:
Information: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:14: Port .slave()'s array bounds [3:0] were translated to [0:3] by renaming at the module boundary (ELAB-123)
Information: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:14: Port .master()'s array bounds [3:0] were translated to [0:3] by renaming at the module boundary (ELAB-123)
Error: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:157: Array index out of bounds master[0].aw_id[11:0], valid bounds are [9:0]. (ELAB-298)
While compiling axi_node_intf_wrap.sv file.
I was hoping someone here could help me figure it out. Also I am suspecting that I may not be reading all the rtl files or maybe I am not reading it in the right order. Is there any way I could know what all files are to read?
To get all IPs to build pulpino you should run ./update-ips.py in the root folder where the python script will read and catch all files needed. Pls check to read the main README again and see if you miss some step.
Hello,
I have been trying to do an ASIC synthseis of Pulpino but I am facing some difficulties doing so. Mainly I am getting this error in Design Compiler:
Information: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:14: Port .slave()'s array bounds [3:0] were translated to [0:3] by renaming at the module boundary (ELAB-123) Information: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:14: Port .master()'s array bounds [3:0] were translated to [0:3] by renaming at the module boundary (ELAB-123) Error: /home/aabimbar/pulpino/rtl/axi_node_intf_wrap.sv:157: Array index out of bounds master[0].aw_id[11:0], valid bounds are [9:0]. (ELAB-298)
While compiling axi_node_intf_wrap.sv file.
I was hoping someone here could help me figure it out. Also I am suspecting that I may not be reading all the rtl files or maybe I am not reading it in the right order. Is there any way I could know what all files are to read?
Thanks!