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Sat Dec 24, 2005 4:23 pm Post subject:
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I have used other VHDL simulators, but I am now trying to run the
Xilinx ISE simulator in Foundation 7.1 for the first time. As you can
see below, I'm not having much success.
I get the following message:
Compiling vhdl file "<expunged path>Match8.vhd" in Library work.
Entity <match8> compiled.
Entity <match8> (Architecture <behavior>) compiled.
Parsing "match8_lau.prj": 0.73
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
Codegen UNISIM/VPKG: 0.13
Codegen UNISIM/VPKG: 0.09
Codegen UNISIM/VPKG: 0.09
Codegen UNISIM/VPKG: 0.11
Codegen UNISIM/VPKG: 0.11
Codegen unisim/VPKG: 0.11
Codegen unisim/VPKG: 0.09
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
Codegen UNISIM/VCOMPONENTS: 0.03
Codegen UNISIM/VCOMPONENTS: 0.00
Codegen unisim/SRLC16E: 0.00
Codegen unisim/SRLC16E: 0.02
Codegen unisim/SRLC16E: 0.00
Codegen unisim/MUXCY: 0.00
Codegen unisim/MUXCY: 0.01
Codegen work/MATCH8: 0.00
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
Codegen unisim/SRLC16E/SRLC16E_V: 0.02
Codegen unisim/SRLC16E/SRLC16E_V: 0.00
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
Codegen unisim/MUXCY/MUXCY_V: 0.00
Codegen unisim/MUXCY/MUXCY_V: 0.00
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
Codegen work/MATCH8/BEHAVIOR: 0.01
ERROR: Fuse failed
When trying to simulate a simple 8 bit identity comparator that is
known to work fine.
Basically no matter what code I try to simulate, I get the ERROR:
Simulator:222 error.
It looks that something very basic is wrong, like some environment
setting, but I have found no information on this error anywhere. The
code compiles into a bitstream without any problems, and the VHDL
syntax checker works fine, it just doesn't want to simulate.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Chris Johnson |
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Antti Lukats
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Sat Dec 24, 2005 4:25 pm Post subject:
Re: Xilinx ISE Simulator |
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| Quote: | I have used other VHDL simulators, but I am now trying to run the
Xilinx ISE simulator in Foundation 7.1 for the first time. As you can
see below, I'm not having much success.
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the ISIM is useable for some applications and there is nothing special
required to have it working.
if you send me the code that fails I can check with 8.1 to see if it still
fail. I assume the 8.1 simulator is better than the 7.1 one
Antti |
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Paul Hartke
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Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:15 pm Post subject:
Re: Xilinx ISE Simulator |
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Was the attempt with 8.1 successful? I can try it as well...
Paul |
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Guest
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Thu Dec 29, 2005 9:15 am Post subject:
Re: Xilinx ISE Simulator |
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Paul Hartke wrote:
| Quote: | Was the attempt with 8.1 successful? I can try it as well...
Paul
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After getting a reply from Xilinx, it turns out that there is a problem
if you install their software in a path that has embedded spaces, such
as "C:\Program Files\Xilinx71". That is where I have it installed.
They suggested that I re-install in a top level (C:\xilinx) directory.
This is rather involved in that I have to re-install it and then
re-install the service pacs.
As soon as I have done this, I will post whether it fixed the problem.
Chris |
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Laurier
Joined: 05 Aug 2008
Posts: 1
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:00 pm Post subject:
Xilinx ISE Simulator |
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I was receiving the same error:
ERROR:Simulator:222 - Generated C++ compilation was unsuccessful
It occurred when I tried to generate the output of a test bench simulation and occurred again later when I tried to run "Simulate Post-Place & Route Model".
The error was fixed by reinstalling ISE in a directory without spaces.
I think that Xilinx should put a warning in the installer that spaces cannot be used because this error is likely encountered frequently. Perhaps this case should be checked and a proper error message should be printed.
I am using ISE 8.1 and I hope this bug is fixed in the later versions. |
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