In the previous blog post we integrated Vivado with GitLab CI to automatically build the FPGA bitstream. What about simulation? In this video I am going to show you how to run and debug cocotb test cases locally and then how to run them with Gitlab CI. Video If you prefer this content in video […]
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In the previous blog post we created a system that automatically builds the FPGA bitstream and Linux image. Let’s imagine a bug has been found after a bitstream or Linux image has been released. The questions we need to answer to fix the problem are: What is the version with the bug? What is the
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In the previous blog post [link] I have shown you how to use version control (git in particular) for Xilinx/AMD Vivado and Petalinux projects. In this blog post, we’re going to integrate AMD/Xilinx Vivado and Petalinux with Gitlab CI. Video If you prefer this content in video format, it is embedded below. https://youtu.be/bZfZgc4Phtc GitLab Runners
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Video If you prefer this content in video format, the link is below. https://youtu.be/3Og3h0VNiUg Requirements In this blog post of the series “FPGA meets DevOps”, I am going to show you how to use source version control with AMD/Xilinx Vivado. Most of the existing documentation about source version control and Vivado, i.e. User Guide 1198
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Why DevOps for FPGA development? During the development and support phase of a product containing an FPGA bitstreams are released containing new features, bug fixes etc. Releases are more frequent during the development phase as new features are added to the design. The support phase can last from a couple of years for a consumer
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