The get_noc_interfaces
command provides the
list of all the available NMU/NSU interfaces present in the design from all design
sources, including: DCPs, Block Designs, RTL files, and EDIF netlists. Prior to making
NoC connections in the XDC file, you can take the reference of the get_noc_interfaces
command by executing it in the Tcl
Console. The following code snippet shows the output of the get_noc_interfaces
when executed in the Tcl Console.
Figure 1. get_noc_interfaces Code Example
The get_noc_interfaces
has the
following command-line switches:
- -mode
- Filters the NoC interfaces by mode. Valid values are NMU and
NSU. The following code snippet shows the
-mode
switch usage.Figure 2. -mode Code Example - -type
- Filters the NoC interfaces by type. Valid values are
AXIMM
andAXIS
and the default value isAXIMM
. The following code snippet shows the-type
switch usage. - -category
- Filters the NoC interface by category. Default is PL. The
following code snippet shows the
-category
switch usage.Figure 4. -category Code Example
To report all the properties of the NoC interface, you can use the
report_property –all
command for the NoC interface
in the Vivado Tcl Console.
Figure 5. -all Code Example