The analyze-hw subcommand analyzes configuration errors in situ via a JTAG
interface. The arguments to the pdi_dbg_util analyze-hw subcommand
are as follows:
pdi_dbg_util analyze-hw [OPTIONS]Where the options are:
- -p, --pdi_file PATH
- Path to PDI file
- -c, --cs_url TEXT
- ChipScope server URL [default:TCP:localhost:3042]
- -t, --target_index INTEGER
- Index of the target device. Use the list-targets command to get a list of JTAG targets. [default: 0]
- -u, --url TEXT
- Hardware server URL [default:TCP:localhost:3121]
The analyze-hw subcommand has a variety of
required and optional flags. You pass in the PDI file using the -p or --pdi_file
option. The -p option specifies the pdi_file used to configure the device. You can
also set the -u option with the hw_server connection string.
The target index is specified with the -t option. This target is the target device index on the JTAG chain, which is used for error analysis. If the target is on index 0, the -t flag can be omitted to use the default value 0. Lastly, the optional -c flag is used to specify the cs_server, which is used for additional analysis depending on the type of error. If the cs_server is not supplied, the tool skips further analysis.