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XC9500: Hitop.exe fails erroneously saying too many pins are used on 9500 design
Record #2174
Product Family: Hardware XC9500: Hitop.exe fails erroneously saying too many pins are used on 9500 design Problem Description: Urgency: Standard General Description: The resource checking of HITOP.EXE v6.1 and earlier did not distinguish the total number of available global resource pins from the total number of available global signal lines. In the case where one global pin goes to both an inveted and non- inverted global line, this may cause incorrect resource checking failure. For example, a design uses 108 of 108 pins and uses 1 fclk/gclk pin and 2 global clk signals, PCLK and /PCLK. Resource checking fails with a message saying that 109 pins are required for the design but only 108 pins are available. Solution 1: Solution: This has been fixed in a newer version of software. Download the latest fitter patch from the xilinx ftp site. ftp.xilinx.com/pub/swhelp/cpld/fitterpc.zip ftp.xilinx.com/pub/swhelp/cpld/fittersn.tar.Z ftp.xilinx.com/pub/swhelp/cpld/fitterhp.tar.Z For PC, Sun, and HP platforms respectively. End of Record #2174 - Last Modified: 05/23/97 17:33 |
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