将ZynQ设计移植到SOC FPGA的窍门及技术说明.pdfVIP

Zynq to SoC FPGA Design Migration Tips and Techniques by Todd Koelling, Senior Manager, SoC Product Marketing, Altera and Joerg Bertholdt, Director of Embedded Software Marketing, Altera TB-111-1.0 Technical Brief Introduction Altera® SoC FPGAs and Xilinx Zynq All Programmable SoCs integrate a dual-core ARM® Cortex®-A9 MPCore™ processor and FPGA logic into a single programmable device. Since their introduction, both families generated significant design activity within the embedded and FPGA development communities. For a number of reasons, including some hardware architectural advantages and the more familiar integrated ARM development flow of Altera SoCs, it is useful to understand and size the task of moving a design from Zynq to Altera SoCs. No fully automatic tool currently exists to perform this migration. Fortunately, for many users—especially Linux users—the migration process is relatively straight- forward though certainly not trivial. To help designers understand the migration process, this guide provides useful tips garnered from others who successfully converted their designs to SoC FPGAs. Design migration can be an in-house development project or it can be contracted