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[zje]

How would I got about importing a pcore compiled by impulseC to EDK on a different machine?
I tried using the import peripheral wizard and everything works fine up until the bus interface port mapping.

The reset and clock ports map fine, but everything else only has one option: "FSL1_M_Full"
The IP core import wizard refuses to work when multiple bus connections are assigned to the same port.

If I select only slave, the results are the same.

Here is what the output looks like:


Any insight would be great!
Is there a directory I can just copy my "hw" folder into for it to be imported into EDK or is that not how this sort of thing works?

Thanks!

[zje]

It seems that copying the files straight into the "pcores" directory in the project works. I'm at a loss for how to use the "create and import peripheral wizard."
Now I just need to debug my software...

[RalphBodenner]

You can "Export Generated Hardware" from CoDeveloper to copy the files that make up a pcore into a subdirectory you specify of the Impulse C project. Either create an EDK project in that export directory, or copy the contents of the export directory into your project. It should then appear on a list of cores in EDK--see the Help file for MicroBlaze PSPs for more details on where the core will show up (Help > Platform Support Package Help menu, then select "PSP_Xilinx_Microblaze.chm").

Regards,
Ralph