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Perspectives Chapter 3. Concepts
Concepts
Workbench
The term Workbench refers to the desktop development environment within ACE. The Workbench aims to
achieve seamless tool integration and controlled openness by providing a common platform for the creation,
management, and navigation of workspace resources.
Each Workbench window contains one or more perspectives. Perspectives contain views and editors and
control what appears in certain menus and tool bars. More than one Workbench window can exist on the
desktop at any given time.
Perspectives
There are many different kinds of information a user must view within ACE. Perspectives are used to filter
the information into usable logically consistent groupings. A perspective provides a set of functionality
aimed at accomplishing a specific type of task or works with specific types of resources. A perspective
defines the initial set and layout of views, editors, menus, and toolbars in the Workbench window.
For example, the Projects perspective combines views commonly used while managing project source
files, while the Floorplanner perspective contains the views that are used while viewing chip layout and
floorplanning information. Users often switch perspectives frequently while working inside the Workbench.
Note: Within the Workbench window, all perspectives share the same set of editors. All editors are
usable/visible from all perspectives
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. Likewise, each of the views may optionally be used within any
perspective, but they’re most useful when grouped with the other views from their native perspective.
Projects Perspective
The Projects Perspective allows the user to select an active project and implementation, manage the
contents and configuration of the active project/implementation, run the Flow, and view the reports
generated by the Flow.
By default, this perspective contains the ”Projects View”, ”Flow View”, ”Options View”, ”TCL Console
View”, and the Editor area, which can contain any ACE Editor or Report.
For more information, see Working with Projects, Running the Flow, and Using the Tcl Console.
Floorplanner Perspective
The Floorplanner Perspective allows the user to view and edit the placement and routing of their active
project/implementation.
By default, this perspective contains the ”Floorplanner View”, ”Package View”, ”Search View”, ”Selection
View”, ”Critical Paths View”, ”IO Assignment View”, ”Netlist Browser View”, ”Clock Regions View”,
”Placement Regions View”, and ”TCL Console View”.
For more information on using the views in this perspective, see Viewing the Floorplanner, Viewing the
Package Layout, Pre-Placing a Design, Analyzing Critical Paths, and Managing I/Os.
NOTE:
Unlike all other perspectives, the Floorplanner perspective hides the Editor area. To view
Editors and reports, a different perspective must be selected.
IP Configuration Perspective
The IP Configuration Perspective is used to create and edit IP configuration files (.acxip) through the IP
Editors (like the ”SerDes IP Configuration Editor” and ”Basic PLL IP Configuration Editor”).
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except the Floorplanner perspective, which disallows the display of editors
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- ACE User Guide 1
- Copyright Info 2
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 13
- Related Documents 13
- Getting Started 14
- ACE Quickstart Tutorial 15
- Concepts 16
- Text Editor 18
- HTML Report Browser 19
- Basic PLL Configuration Editor 32
- BRAM Configuration Editor 35
- DDR3 Configuration Editor 40
- Ethernet Configuration Editor 51
- FIFO Configuration Editor 55
- Interrupt Settings Page 72
- LRAM Configuration Editor 78
- LRAM FIFO Configuration Editor 81
- Memory Map Page 88
- ROM Configuration Editor 97
- SerDes Configuration Editor 100
- Editors Chapter 3. Concepts 102
- Channel Bonding Page 118
- VCD Waveform Editor 126
- Fast views 129
- Projects View 130
- Flow View 132
- Options View 134
- Multiprocess View 141
- Tcl Console View 147
- Search View 148
- Selection View 152
- Views Chapter 3. Concepts 155
- Figure 3.74: Selection View 155
- Critical Paths View 156
- Critical Path Diagram View 160
- Package View 164
- IO Assignment View 168
- Clock Regions View 172
- Netlist Browser View 174
- Placement Regions View 177
- Outline View 180
- IP Libraries View 181
- IP Diagram View 182
- IP Problems View 184
- Download View 186
- ”net192.168.100.101” 187
- Create Project Dialog 188
- Load Project Dialog 189
- Create Implementation Dialog 190
- Restore Implementation Dialog 191
- Save Implementation Dialog 192
- Create a New Text File Dialog 194
- Add Source Files Dialog 195
- Save Placement Dialog 197
- Save Script File Dialog 199
- New IP Configuration Dialog 200
- Configure Selected IOs Dialog 203
- Configure Table Columns Dialog 207
- Search Filter Builder Dialog 211
- Save Placement Regions Dialog 215
- Toolbars 216
- Preferences 217
- Floorplanner view 220
- IP Diagram Preference Page 225
- Package View Preference Page 230
- Text Editors Preference Page 234
- Projects 237
- Project File 239
- Source Files 239
- IP Configurations 239
- Output Files 240
- Log Files 240
- Flow Steps 242
- Flow Status 242
- Clock Report 243
- Utilization Report 243
- Pin Assignment Report 243
- Timing Report 244
- I/O Timing Report 245
- Routing Report 245
- Power Dissipation Report 245
- Multiprocess Summary Report 245
- Advanced Concepts 247
- Running ACE 248
- Working With Perspectives 249
- Opening Views 250
- Moving and Docking Views 250
- Rearranging Tabbed Views 250
- Creating Fast Views 251
- Tiling Editors 251
- Maximizing a View or Editor 251
- Creating Projects 252
- Loading Projects 252
- Removing Projects 252
- Saving Projects 252
- Adding Source Files 254
- Removing Source Files 255
- Creating Implementations 255
- Saving Implementations 256
- Restoring Implementations 256
- Copying Implementations 257
- Removing Implementations 257
- Running the Flow 259
- Place and Route Steps 260
- Design Completion Steps 260
- FPGA Programming Steps 261
- 2 5035008 263
- Using the Tcl Console 267
- Command Help 268
- Text Limit 269
- Clearing the Console 269
- Viewing the ACE Log File 270
- Object Type Prefixes 270
- Creating an IP Configuration 271
- Setting the IP Configuration 272
- Viewing the Floorplanner 273
- Selecting Objects 274
- Deselecting Objects 274
- Toggling Mouse Tools 275
- Filtering the View 275
- Getting Object Tooltips 275
- Viewing Object Labels 276
- Viewing the Package Layout 277
- Pre-Placing a Design 281
- Removing Placement 283
- Analyzing Critical Paths 284
- Zooming to Critical Paths 286
- Using Critical Path Diagrams 286
- Intermediate Nodes 290
- Managing I/Os 294
- Running the SnapShot Debugger 295
- Using the SnapShot Macro 297
- VHDL Instantiation: 300
- Setting Up the Scan Chain 302
- Entering a Trigger Pattern 302
- Configuring Test Stimulus 303
- Setting Triggering Range 304
- Configuring the Samples 304
- Collecting Samples 304
- Batch Mode 305
- Playing a STAPL File 306
- Optimizing a Design 307
- Placement Region Preferences 309
- Deleting Placement Regions 313
- Tcl Command Reference 314
- Usage Notes: 349
- Revision History 385
- Version 4.2.0: 387
- Version 3.2.0: 388
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