Transcription of Vivado Design Suite User Guide: Synthesis
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Vivado Design Suite user GuideSynthesisUG901 ( ) June 12, 2019 Synthesis2UG901 ( ) June 12, History The following table shows the revision history for this Summary06/12/2019 Version SynthesisAdded a section describing Incremental Synthesis and how to run it in various 8-1 Updated SystemVerilog constructs and supported UpdatesSyntax and taxonomy and mechanics corrected as Version UpdatesHeadings and labels adjusted for the edits entered as a Block-Level FlowAdded information to the Caution note regarding the BLOCK_SYNTH property, hierarchies, and I/O Shift Register Coding Example Two (VHDL)Corrected a source chapter 16x24-Bit Multiplier Coding Example (Verilog)Replaced a Verilog coding example ConstructsUpdated support statuses of unions and Version UpdatesEditorial updates only. No technical content Version UpdatesMenus and commands renamed for the releaseUsing Synthesis Added a note to the -retiming option. Updated Project Settings Dialog Boxand Strategies AttributesAdded the following attributes: DSP_FOLDING, DSP_FOLDING_FASTCLOCK, and RW_ADDR_COLLISION.
Vivado Synthesis Introduction Synthesis is the process of transforming an RTL-specified design into a gate-level representation. Vivado® synthesis is timing-driven and optimized for memory usage and performance. Vivado synthesis supports a synthesizeable subset of: • SystemVerilog: IEEE Standard for SystemVerilog-Unified Hardware Design,
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