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The scripts to run synthesis are similar to the ones
The scripts to run synthesis are similar to the ones
used for simulations, you can still use the free Icarus
used for simulations, you can still use the free Icarus
Verilog software (that will target an FPGA application)
Verilog software (that will target an FPGA application)
or a commercial Design Compiler tool from Synopsys (that
or a commercial Design Compiler tool from Synopsys (that
will be used for ASIC).
will be used for ASIC). In addition there is also a good
 
synthesis tool for FPGAs from Xilinx named XST (could be
 
"Xilinx Synthesis Tool").
 
 
 
To synthesize using XST:
 
 
 
  s1_synth xst
 
 
With Icarus you will use the "fpga" target, to do so
With Icarus you will use the "fpga" target, to do so
just run:
just run:
 
 
  build_fpga
  s1_synth fpga
 
 
If you want to use Synopsys Design Compiler instead you
If you want to use Synopsys Design Compiler instead you
have to use:
have to use:
 
 
  build_dc
  s1_synth dc
 
 
Please note that the commercial tools are NOT supported, and
Please note that the commercial tools are NOT supported, and
they will probably not work unless you fix all the required
they will probably not work unless you fix all the required
parameters properly (we are focusing on free software since
parameters properly (we are focusing on free software since
we want to build up a community of developers around the S1).
we want to build up a community of developers around the S1).
 
 
The results for these two kinds of scripts are in the
The results for these scripts are in the directories:
directories:
 
 
 
 
  run/synth/xst/
  run/synth/fpga/
  run/synth/fpga/
 
 
and
 
 
 
  run/synth/dc/
  run/synth/dc/
 
 
 
 

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