Hi Dan, Slices is what seems to be problem from the error report (which I can send around tomorrow morning when I’m back in the lab). I seem to remember that that the compiler raised an error stating that I was trying to ~80k slices when only ~60k are available. I knew this would be a slippery slope when I started. But it would be great if we could salvage our LX110T.
Any chance someone out there has a ROACHI SX95T that’s just collecting dust? L > Louis P. Dartez > Graduate Research Assistant > STARGATE > Center for Advanced Radio Astronomy > University of Texas Rio Grande Valley > (956) 372-5812 > On Oct 27, 2014, at 7:31 PM, Dan Werthimer <d...@ssl.berkeley.edu> wrote: > > hi louis, > > are you running out of memory? dsp48's? slices? > > if memory, the easiest thing to do is cut back on > number of frequency channels. > > best, > > dan > > > On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 4:59 PM, Louis Dartez <louisdar...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I have implemented a 4 channel 200MHz correlating spectrometer on a ROACH 1 >> using the Virtex5 SX95T. Currently, I am trying to get this same design to >> compile and run on a LX110T chip instead. I know that the SX95T is much more >> DSP intensive and more suitable for this sort of thing. During compilation >> for the LX110T I ran into the expected issues with resources and trying to >> use more than were available on the LX110T. I was wondering if anyone had >> any tips/advice on how to go about this? Has anyone out there run into >> similar situations? What knobs should I be able to tweak to get the design >> to compile for a LX110T? Is it even possible? >> >> I’d be more than happy to share my mdl (slx) files if needed. :) >> >> Thanks in advance! >> L >> >> Louis P. Dartez >> >> Graduate Research Assistant >> >> STARGATE >> >> Center for Advanced Radio Astronomy >> >> University of Texas at Brownsville >> >> (956) 372-5812 >> >>