The platform name is used when creating acceleration applications in Vitis or targeting platforms when using the Vitis compiler (v++). Pre-built platform images also use the same file name and directory name.
Pre-built Vitis embedded platforms use the
following naming
convention.
<Vendor>_<Board>_<Feature>_<Supported Vitis Tool Version>_<Release
Version>
Where:
- <Vendor>
- The board vendor. For all Xilinx-created pre-built
platforms, use
xilinx
. - <Feature>
- The special function of this platform. For example:
-
base
indicates that it connects all possible resources for you to use in an acceleration application. -
DFX
indicates that it supports Xilinx Dynamic Function eXchange (DFX).
-
- <Supported Vitis Tool Version>
- The specific version of the Vitis development platform that the platform is designed for. This also indicates the version of the Vivado® Design Suite tools that the pre-built platform is created by.
- <Release Version>
- The release version of the platform. The first version is
1
.
For example, the following platform names follow the naming convention:
-
xilinx_zcu102_base_202020_1
-
xilinx_zcu104_base_202020_1
-
xilinx_zc706_base_202020_1
-
xilinx_zcu102_base_dfx_202020_1
Note: Platform source code uses a git
branch for versioning. The directory name is
<Board>_<Feature>
(for example, zcu102_base). The platform generated from the source in https://github.com/Xilinx/Vitis_Embedded_Platform_Source has the name xilinx_zcu102_base_202020_1.