Re: [casper] how to compile for '-2' chips?

2012-04-12 Thread Jack Hickish
Hey Ricardo, Can't say I've tried, but it looks like changing (or adding a new case) to mlib_devel/xps_library/xps_xsg_conf_mask.m should achieve what you want. The sx95t speed grade looks to be set on line 93. Cheers, Jack On 12 April 2012 23:49, Ricardo Finger wrote: > Hello All, > > D

[casper] how to compile for '-2' chips?

2012-04-12 Thread Ricardo Finger
Hello All, Does anybody knows how to tell the toolflow to compile for a "-2" chip (XC5VSX95T-2FF1136C) I tried changing the System Generator by hand, but when running bee_xps it is changed back to the "-1" setting. Thanks! Ricardo. -- Ricardo Finger Camus Electrical Engineer Astronomy Depar

Re: [casper] tutorial 2 problems

2012-04-12 Thread Jason Manley
Good catch! Yeah, something's suspicious here. Here's the definition for that init function as it is currently on github and also on pypi... def __init__(self, host, port=7147, tb_limit=20, timeout=10.0, logger=log): So you should just have to specify the ROACH board. Jason On 12 Apr 2012,

Re: [casper] tutorial 2 problems

2012-04-12 Thread Rich Lacasse
Hi Jason, Thanks again for the help. By commenting out the "try" and executing increasingly long parts of the script, I found that the statement: if opts.bof != '' was always true, no matter whether or not I used the "-b tut2b.bof" option when invoking the script. I fixed this by replacing