FuseSocBuilder

Topwrap has support for generating FuseSoC’s core files with FuseSocBuilder. Such core file contains information about source files and synthesis tools. Generation is based on a jinja template that defaults to topwrap/templates/core.yaml.j2 but can be overridden.

Here’s an example of how to generate a simple project:

from topwrap.fuse_helper import FuseSocBuilder
fuse = FuseSocBuilder()

# add source of the IPs used in the project
fuse.add_source('DMATop.v', 'verilogSource')

# add source of the top file
fuse.add_source('top.v', 'verilogSource')

# specify the names of the Core file and the directory where sources are stored
# generate the project
fuse.build('build/top.core', 'sources')

Warning

Default template in topwrap/templates/core.yaml.j2 does not make use of resources added with add_dependency() or add_external_ip(), i.e. they won’t be present in the generated core file.

class FuseSocBuilder(part)

Use this class to generate a FuseSoC .core file

__init__(part)
add_dependency(dependency: str)

Adds a dependency to the list of dependencies in the core file

add_external_ip(vlnv: str, name: str)

Store information about IP Cores from Vivado library to generate hooks that will add the IPs in a TCL script.

add_source(filename, type)

Adds an HDL source to the list of sources in the core file

add_sources_dir(sources_dir)

Given a name of a directory, add all files found inside it. Recognize VHDL, Verilog, and XDC files.

build(core_filename, sources_dir=[], template_name=None)

Generate the final create .core file

Parameters:
sources_dir=[]

additional directory with source files to add

template_name=None

name of jinja2 template to be used, either in working directory, or bundled with the package. defaults to a bundled template


Last update: 2024-11-12