mapPort

Maps a DUT port to specified AXI4 interface in HDL IP core

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Syntax

mapPort(hFPGA, hDUTPorts)

Description

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mapPort(hFPGA, hDUTPorts) maps the DUT port or ports in the generated HDL IP core to the AXI4 interface. You create the DUT port objects as an object array by using the hdlcoder.DUTPort object.

Examples

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This example shows how to map the DUT ports in the HDL IP core to AXI4 slave interfaces.

Create an fpga object with Xilinx as Vendor.

hFPGA = fpga("Xilinx")
hFPGA = 

  fpga with properties:

       Vendor: "Xilinx"
   Interfaces: [0x0 fpgaio.interface.InterfaceBase]

Add the AXI4 slave interface to the hFPGA object by using the addAXI4SlaveInterface function.

%% AXI4 Slave
addAXI4SlaveInterface(hFPGA, ...
	"InterfaceID", "AXI4-Lite", ...
	"BaseAddress", 0xA0000000, ...
	"AddressRange", 0x10000);

Specify the DUT ports in the HDL IP core as an hdlcoder.DUTPort object array and then map the port to the AXI4 slave interface.

hPort_h_in1 = hdlcoder.DUTPort("h_in1", ...
	"Direction", "IN", ...
	"DataType", numerictype(1,16,10), ...
	"Dimension", [1 1], ...
	"IOInterface", "AXI4-Lite", ... 
	"IOInterfaceMapping", "0x100");

Map the DUT port objects to the AXI4 slave interface. This information is saved as a property on the hFPGA object.

mapPort(hFPGA, hPort_h_in1, hPort_h_in2)
hFPGA.Interfaces


ans = 

   AXI4Slave with properties:
 
      InterfaceID: "AXI4-Lite"
      BaseAddress: "0xA0000000"
     AddressRange: "0x10000"
      WriteDriver: [1×1 fpgaio.driver.AXIMemoryMappedIIOWrite]
       ReadDriver: [1×1 fpgaio.driver.AXIMemoryMappedIIORead]
       InputPorts: "h_in1"
      OutputPorts: [0×0 string]

This example shows how to map the DUT ports in the generated HDL IP core to AXI4-Stream interfaces.

Create an object for the target device.

hFPGA = fpga("Xilinx")
hFPGA = 

  fpga with properties:

       Vendor: "Xilinx"
   Interfaces: [0x0 fpgaio.interface.InterfaceBase]

Add the AXI4-Stream interface to the hFPGA object by using the addAXI4StreamInterface function.

%% AXI4-Stream
addAXI4StreamInterface(hFPGA, ...
	"InterfaceID", "AXI4-Stream", ...
	"WriteEnable", true, ...
       "ReadEnable", true, ...
	"WriteFrameLength", 1024, ...
	"ReadFrameLength", 1024);

Specify the DUT port as an hdlcoder.DUTPort object array and then map the port to the AXI4-Stream interface.

hPort_x_in_data = hdlcoder.DUTPort("x_in_data", ...
	"Direction", "IN", ...
	"DataType", numerictype(1,16,10), ...
	"Dimension", [1 1], ...
	"IOInterface", "AXI4-Stream");

hPort_y_out_data = hdlcoder.DUTPort("y_out_data", ...
	"Direction", "OUT", ...
	"DataType", numerictype(1,32,20), ...
	"Dimension", [1 1], ...
	"IOInterface", "AXI4-Stream");

Map the DUT port objects to the AXI4-Stream interface. This information is saved as a property on the hFPGA object.

%% Map DUT port to AXI4 Slave driver
mapPort(hFPGA, [hPort_x_in_data, hPort_y_out_data]);
hFPGA.Interfaces


ans = 
 
   AXI4Stream with properties:
 
          InterfaceID: "AXI4-Stream"
          WriteEnable: 1
           ReadEnable: 1
     WriteFrameLength: 1024
      ReadFrameLength: 1024
          WriteDriver: [1×1 fpgaio.driver.AXIStreamIIOWrite]
           ReadDriver: [1×1 fpgaio.driver.AXIStreamIIORead]
           InputPorts: "x_in_data"
          OutputPorts: "y_out_data"

Input Arguments

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fpga object for the target vendor, specified as an fpga object.

DUT port or ports that you want to map to an IP core interface. Each port is an object array that you create by using the hdlcoder.DUTPort function.

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Introduced in R2020b

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