Adding initial PLIO support to the platform #13
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Are you really still using 2022.1? updating to 2023.2 would be good, which is where most of the other work is, although I expect we'll move to 2024.2 once it's released. |
It is a good point, I made an issue to track this: #14. Note that this version is solely for building the platform, so this does not preclude using 2023.2 or whatever newer version for mlir-aie (2023.2 is what I currently use), only that you need 2022.1 to build the platform. That being said, I get that now that we are opening up the platform for users to integrate their PL designs it makes sense to update the Vitis version for the platform as well. |
| # Putting where we put the PL source code | ||
| PL_SRC_REPO := ./pl | ||
| COUNTER_KERNEL_TOP := counter_hls | ||
| COUNTER_KERNEL_SRC := $(PL_SRC_REPO)/counter/$(COUNTER_KERNEL_TOP).cpp | ||
| COUNTER_KERNEL_XO := $(COUNTER_KERNEL_TOP).$(TARGET) | ||
| COUNTER_KERNEL_VPP_FLAGS := --hls.clock $(VPP_CLOCK_FREQ):$(COUNTER_KERNEL_TOP) | ||
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This is linked to the mlir-aie PR that adds PLIO support to the compiler and has an example that targets this platform.