I have successfully used the Vivado GUI to synthesize a design and program an FPGA. I have located the .bit stream so I don't have to go through the GUI again if I want to program the FPGA again with the same design.
There is a .tcl file as well, but it is the Report generation script generated by Vivado. What I'm looking for is the .tcl synthesis script. Where will I find it, or do I have to do something else to generate this synthesis script?
I assume you are asking about the script to regenerate the bitstream.
It should be inside
project/project_name.srcs/sources_1/bd/block_design_name/hw_handoff/block_design_name_bd.tcl
This is assuming you are using a project-based flow. There is also a non-project based flow.
More information:
https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/sw_manuals/xilinx2014_1/ug892-vivado-design-flows-overview.pdf
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So i am currently working on a project for my company. The target is to make an automated pdf genarator for our products. I want to programm an WebApp for this and constantly implement new functions. We have a prepared Indesign file with a guidline that needs to be met. My question is, is this even possible, to feed the programm with the .csv file and at the end i will receive a finished .pdf(with the design guidline).
It is my first time on StackOverflow, so please excuse if i was not precise enough :)
PS: I know about the Data-Merge function in Indesign, yet this doesn't work for us.
Thanks :)
Yes, this is possible, however when you use it in an actual publicly accessible web app (as opposed to an in-house tool that you use manually), then you will need an InDesign server license for that.
But technically, it is definitively possible to write a script to read .csv files to generate a certain layout with certain contents.
Is there a way to export or compile a KNIME workflow as a standalone Java application or JAR? I'd like to run the workflow on a platform where KNIME cannot be installed and/or as part of a larger program to simplify a complex but isolated piece of analytics. My options are many, but installing KNIME on the target platform is not one of them.
The only relevant reference I can find on the KNIME site is this ten-year-old(!) forum question. The only answer there links to this project which does seem to be active and says it is 'a KNIME extension that exports KNIME workflows to different workflow engines', though without digging into its code it's not clear what engines those are.
Other than that, I guess your options are:
ask on the KNIME forum again
since KNIME is open source and is based on Eclipse, look into the more general question of how to build and run a minimal standalone version of Eclipse - there seem to be some relevant-looking answers on here if you search, but I have no further knowledge on how to do it
use scripting nodes in KNIME to develop a text language version of your workflow, verifying as you go that the output adequately matches the KNIME nodes at each step, and deploy the text language version to your target. If you need data mining methods you might want to look at the Weka integration nodes which you could then substitute with calls to Weka methods.
Sikuli involves both Java and Python.
You can find Sikuli here: http://www.sikuli.org/
Question:
Can we create an exe file from sikuli?
Having a folder that includes screen captured pieces, along with the exe file is not a problem.
Even a simple double click program on something on screen would do as a sample program and sikuli doesn't support actual code standalone, it creates files of course (including one in python)
My worktime has ended so I will be afk, so give me some time till I will reach home to reply on any questions that might arise.
You can create an executable using either, Java or Python. In case of Java, you can create an executable jar and in case of Python you can use py2exe utility.
This is first time i was thinking about this scenario. I have few scripts in Selenium webdriver and few script in QTP.
Using Webdriver, I have automated web based HTML5 Application via eclipse Juno
and using QTP, I have automated SAP Purchase request placing order.
Now both become depended module for me, from SAP data's are flowing to web base application.
And I'm planning to automate eclipse via QTP so that it will execute selenium script.
Can someone provide me how to proceed with situation and give me some strategy to proceed.
Thanks in advance
Raj R
Since the Eclipse UI is written in Java you should be able to automate Eclipse using QTP's Java addin.
If it is reasonable possible, I wouldn't record actions on Eclipse from QTP. Are you aware that eclipse has a rich set of runtime options? See if you can create an eclipse .ini file that starts the desired Selenium test. When it works as desired, you can start this file with the SystemUtil.Run statement in QTP.
In my environment developers use lcov from command line when working with source code's module tests.
I would like to know if there is a way to easily add reports from lcov to Hudson's builds? I would ease and automate the whole procedure of gathering test source code coverage.
If you are looking to publish the generated HTML reports along with your job/builds, have a look at the htmlpublisher plugin: http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/HTML+Publisher+Plugin
This allows you to specify multiple html directories and index files to be made accessible from the job or build page.
Have a look at the xUnit Plugin. I found the info in this thread. It has more information for using Hudson to build cpp projects.