- in this way an mcs file is generated and i can program my fpga.
My question is, there is a way to do the same thing without using Vivado and hardware manger? The best solution for me consists in a script that takes the input files and generates the .mcs file. So, the procedure and the commands are hidden
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smarano
Hi,
I have a question, it's possibile to create a script to generate an .mcs file without using Vivado?
Now i follow this procedure.
- open Vivado hardware manager
- in the tcl console put the following command :
write_cfgmem -format mcs -size 4 -interface spix1 -loaddata "up 0x300000 Hello/data.txt up 0x20000 Hello/firm.srec" -loadbit "up 0x0 Hello/download.bit" -force Hello/firm
- in this way an mcs file is generated and i can program my fpga.
My question is, there is a way to do the same thing without using Vivado and hardware manger? The best solution for me consists in a script that takes the input files and generates the .mcs file. So, the procedure and the commands are hidden
Ty
Stefano
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