FuseSocBuilder¶
Topwrap supports generating FuseSoC .core files with FuseSocBuilder.The .core file contains information about source files and synthesis tools.
Generation of FuseSoC .core files 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
- 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_sources_dir(sources_dir: Collection[Path], core_path: Path)¶
Given a name of a directory, add all files found inside it. Recognize VHDL, Verilog, and XDC files.
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build(top_name: str, core_path: Path, sources_dir: Collection[Path] =
[], template_name: str | None =None)¶ Generate the final create .core file