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Welcome to SoC Labs
Hi,
Great to see you join SoC Labs. It would be good to get to understand your interests and how you might get involved with projects. I look forward to hearing from you.
John.
NanoSoC and Design Start
Hi,
Looking at your project Git it looks like you have been assigned to look at the NanoSoC reference design and using the Design Start IP? If you need any help then please let us know.
John.
NanoSoC and Design Start
Hi,
Just to add to this, if you clone the accelerator project repository (have to use recursive clone to get all the submodules) you will find that there are commands to run with Quickstart (similar to design start that you do not get the DMA PL230 or DMA-350) The only IP you need for this is the Cortex M0 and CMSDK / Corstone-101
For simulations or building the FPGA image you just have to add the QUICKSTART=yes to any command that you run from command line. This will then simulate/build a version of nanosoc without the DMA's included
Daniel
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