vivado_scm

How to use Xilinx Vivado and git for source code control

To re-create the project do the following:

Clone the repository

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Enter the vivado directory from the Tcl Console

Source tcl import script

Wait a little...

Generated Output Products for the Block Design

Use Out-of-Content per IP (doesn't really matter though)

Generate Bitstream

How to create a Vivado project from scratch and to export it for source control

Create a new project

Just hit next

Name the project whatever you like

Select the RTL Project type, no need to specify sources at this time. If you do specify sources, make sure they are outside the path of the project itself.

I am using the Arty Artix-7 A100T edition of the board (USD 250)

Click finish

Create a Block Design

Name it whatever you like, but click on the directory.

Click Choose Location

I used the src/bd directory

I left out the rest, but I created a full block design

This is my directory structure for storing files. I found this structure on other websites. Make sure this directory structure is outside the directory where the vivado project is located.

Export the Hardware and include the bitstream - but wait... don't click ok.

Select the src/sdk directory

Now back to the launch SDK option, notice the changes

Find your com port and connect to it using 9600 baud rate.

Click File->Project->Write Tcl...

I put this file in the parent directory of where the actual project is

Success

Take a look at the tcl

Use the git_add.py Python3 script to parse this tcl file to add only the necessary files to source control

Output shows which files were added.

Final Screenshot

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To re-create the project do the following:

Clone the repository

Enter the vivado directory from the Tcl Console

Source tcl import script

Wait a little...

Generated Output Products for the Block Design

Use Out-of-Content per IP (doesn't really matter though)

Generate Bitstream

How to create a Vivado project from scratch and to export it for source control

Create a new project

Just hit next

Name the project whatever you like

Select the RTL Project type, no need to specify sources at this time. If you do specify sources, make sure they are outside the path of the project itself.

I am using the Arty Artix-7 A100T edition of the board (USD 250)

Click finish

Create a Block Design

Name it whatever you like, but click on the directory.

Click Choose Location

I used the src/bd directory

I left out the rest, but I created a full block design

This is my directory structure for storing files. I found this structure on other websites. Make sure this directory structure is outside the directory where the vivado project is located.

Export the Hardware and include the bitstream - but wait... don't click ok.

Select the src/sdk directory

Now back to the launch SDK option, notice the changes

Find your com port and connect to it using 9600 baud rate.

Click File->Project->Write Tcl...

I put this file in the parent directory of where the actual project is

Success

Take a look at the tcl

Use the git_add.py Python3 script to parse this tcl file to add only the necessary files to source control

Output shows which files were added.

Final Screenshot

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