The set of common rights is defined in the following table, with a description of the default value, valid values as defined by the IEEE specification, and valid values as accepted by the Vivado tools. The term delegated means that the IP author is delegating an access right to the tools to do what is needed to process the IP.
Rights must evaluate to the AMD valid values under all circumstances. Evaluation to non-supported values causes the tool to stop processing the encrypted data.
| Name | Purpose | Default Value | Valid Values 2 | AMD Valid Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| error_handling | What is the tool allowed to show in Error messages? | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 |
| "srcrefs" | ||||
| "plaintext" | ||||
| runtime_visibility | What is tool allowed to show during display, tcl, or output reports? | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 |
| "interface_names" | ||||
| "all_names" | ||||
| child_visibility | If a protected module
instantiates an unprotected child, how should error_handling and runtime_visibility be handled on that child? Displayed
messages could expose path-names through protected regions. |
"delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 |
| "allowed" | ||||
| "denied" | "allowed" | |||
| decryption | Is the tool even allowed to decrypt the module? This is often used in conditional rights. | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 | "delegated" 1 |
| "true" | "true" | |||
| "false" | "false" | |||
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