In Non-Project Mode, you must run these reports manually. Vivado provides the following two options to create the reports
- Use Tcl commands to create an individual report.
- Use a Tcl script to create a series of reports sequentially.
Example Tcl Script
# Report the control sets sorted by clk, clkEn
report_control_sets -verbose -sort_by {clk clkEn} -file C:/Report/
cntrl_sets.rpt
# Run Timing Summary Report for post implementation timing
report_timing_summary -file C:/Reports/post_route_timing.rpt -name time1
# Run Utilization Report for device resource utilization
report_utilization -file C:/Reports/post_route_utilization.rpt
- Use Tcl command
generate_parallel_reports
to create multiple reports. -
generate_parallel_reports
command checks interdependencies and creates the reports parallelly.
Example Tcl Script
generate_parallel_reports -reports {"report_cdc -details -file
route_report_cdc_0.rpt" "report_control_sets -verbose -file
route_report_control_sets_0.rpt" "report_design_analysis -complexity -file
route_report_design_analysis_0.rpt"}
You can generate a variety of reports to analyze designs, but due to interdependencies, not all reports can be generated simultaneously. The tool automatically checks these dependencies and manages the report generation. It allows you to submit a list of reports without being aware of their interdependencies. Below is the interdependency table.
Report_generation name | Execution |
---|---|
report_methodology report_timing_summary report_drc report_timing report_clock_interaction report_cdc report_power report_clock_utilization report_qor_suggestions report_high_fanout_nets report_qor_assesment report_design_analysis report_dfx_summary | Sequential |
report_bus_skew report_datasheet | Parallel, with max two threads |
report_route_status report_incremental_reuse report_io report_utilization report_control_sets report_ssn report_ram_utilization | Parallel |