Command Synopsis
sdscc | sds++ [hardware_function_options] [system_options] [performance_estimation_options] [options_passed_through_to_cross_compiler] [-mno-ir] [-sds-pf platform_name] [-sds-pf-info platform_name] [-sds-pf-list] [-sds-sys-config configuration name [-sds-proc processor_name]] [-target-os os_name] [-verbose] [ -version] [--help] [files]
Hardware Function Options
[-sds-hw function_name file [-clkid clock_id_number] [-files file_list] [-hls-tcl hls_tcl_directives_file] [-mno-lint] -shared-aximm –sds-end]*
Performance Estimation Options
[[-perf-funcs function_name_list -perf-root function_name] | [-perf-est data_file][-perf-est-hw-only]]
System Options
[[-apm] [-disable-ip-cache] [-dm-sharing <0-3>] [-dmclkid clock_id_number] [-emulation mode] [-impl-strategy ] [-impl-tcl tcl_file] [-instrument-stub] [-maxthreads number] [-mno-bitstream][-mno-boot-files] [-poll-mode <0|1>] [-rebuild-hardware] [-synth-strategy ] [-trace] [-trace-no-sw]] -maxjobs -sdcard
Thesdscc
/sds++
compilers compile and link C/C++ source files into an application-specific hardware/software system on chip implemented on a Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC or Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC.
The command usage and options are identical forsdscc
andsds++
.
Options not recognized bysdscc
are passed to the ARM cross-compiler. Compiler options within an-sds-hw ... -sds-end
clause are ignored for the-c foo.c
option whenfoo.c
is not the file containing the specified hardware function.
When linking the application ELF,sdscc
creates and implements the hardware system, and generates an SD card image containing the ELF and boot files required to initialize the hardware system, configure the programmable logic and run the target operating system.
When linking application ELF files for non-Linux targets, for example Standalone or FreeRTOS, default linker scripts found in the folder–Wl,-T –Wl,
linker option.
When building a system containing no functions marked for hardware implementation,sdscc
uses pre-built hardware when available for the target platform. To force bitstream generation, use the-rebuild-hardware
option.
Report files are found in the folder_sds/reports.
When running Linux applications that use shared libraries, the libraries must be contained in the root file system or SD card, and the path to the libraries added to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.
Optional PL Configuration After Linux Boot
Whensdscc/sds++
creates a bitstream
.binfile in the
sd_cardfolder, it can be used to configure the PL after booting Linux and before running the application ELF. The embedded Linux command used is
cat bin_file > /dev/xdevcfg
.