Don't know if there's a bug in Vivado or something but something that has worked before now doesn't for some reason. All I did was modify some options inside an IP in a couple of my block designs, which I've since changed back to their default but it doesn't make a difference. The option I changed was to use "minimum area" vs "low power" in a Block Memory Generator. In my opinion this shouldn't even matter in regards to actual functionality, but what do I know.
All of a sudden my block designs don't seem to be synthesized at all, I've tried resetting something blabla output products (don't know what this means), choosing Out-of-context per IP or global or out of context per block design etc (no clue what these mean either). It worked before, still got the same "[Project 1-486] Could not resolve non-primitive black box cell 'IMG_MEM_...." but that didn't seem to matter.
Not even sure that has anything to do with it. But post-synthesis I notice no BRAM is used, which my IPs do use, so they are probably ignored somehow.
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Don't know if there's a bug in Vivado or something but something that has worked before now doesn't for some reason. All I did was modify some options inside an IP in a couple of my block designs, which I've since changed back to their default but it doesn't make a difference. The option I changed was to use "minimum area" vs "low power" in a Block Memory Generator. In my opinion this shouldn't even matter in regards to actual functionality, but what do I know.
All of a sudden my block designs don't seem to be synthesized at all, I've tried resetting something blabla output products (don't know what this means), choosing Out-of-context per IP or global or out of context per block design etc (no clue what these mean either). It worked before, still got the same "[Project 1-486] Could not resolve non-primitive black box cell 'IMG_MEM_...." but that didn't seem to matter.
Not even sure that has anything to do with it. But post-synthesis I notice no BRAM is used, which my IPs do use, so they are probably ignored somehow.
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