Following are the steps needed to create an SVF target after initially launching Vivado or Vivado Lab Edition:
open_hw_manager
connect_hw_server
create_hw_target my_svf_target
if {[string length [get_hw_targets -quiet -filter
{IS_OPENED == TRUE}]] > 0} \
{close_hw_target [get_hw_targets * -filter {IS_OPENED == TRUE}
] }; \
open_hw_target [get_hw_targets *my_svf_target]
current_hw_targetThe first two commands can be omitted if already connected to a server. When executed, the create_hw_target command defines the my_svf_target. Note that you cannot have two targets with the same name in a session. Finally, after closing any open target and opening the svf target, the create_hw_target command is run. As a result, the final command shows the full hardware target handle name of the created my_svf_target.
All standard operations on the target, such as get_hw_targets and open_hw_target commandsare supported. You can use the IS_SVF hardware target property to distinguish between a live target and an SVF target. For instance, the following is a sample command line that reads the IS_SVF property from a target named "my_svf_target".
get_property IS_SVF [get_hw_targets -regexp .*my_svf_target]Additionally, all the SVF hw_targets created in this session can be displayed by issuing the following command:
get_hw_targets -filter {IS_SVF}To delete the created target, use the delete_hw_target command. For instance, by issuing the following command, the my_svf_target is deleted:
delete_hw_target [get_hw_targets -regexp .*my_svf_target]