Hi, Is it possible to place parametised labels which can be replaced by a tcl script on the fly?
Background is that I have designed a daughter-board with an FMC contact which can be inserted into various evaluation boards from Xilinx, and I am drawing a block diagram to visualize the FPGA functional blocks in xcircuit. I am going to insert this FMC board into two different Xilinx evaluation boards, and the pin assignment for the FPGAs are different for the FMC contact. In order to have as much information as possible in the block diagram, I started out adding the pinout of the Zynq to the block diagram. Now I have to add pinout for an Artix evboard. It is going to be tough to maintain two different block diagrams just because the pinout is different. Is it possible to place text which can be replaced by a script depending on which FPGA I am working on? I know Cadence had this [@name] thing which could be dynamically replaced by annotation values from simulation. I am looking at the idea of placing a text which says $FMC_LA06_N and then in tkcon do a label $FMC_LA06_N show A11 when working on one chip and label $FMC_LA06_N show B1 when working on the other. Syntax and pin in the example are purely for illustration purpose. I am hoping to not have to define user modules to achieve this because I need to do a lot of rescaling of blocks as I add features. -- Svenn _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
