Hi
I've gone through the ISE Quick Start Tutorial and can get its
4 bit counter downloaded and working on a Digilent board with an xc3s200-4ft256. (BTW: the Quick Start Tutorial is located atMy question how can I use xflow from the command line to build the .bit file? For example, after setting the project up with ISE, I'd like to try moving one of the LED locations in the .ucf file and rebuild without going into the GUI.
Here is the command I tried and the results I get with it:
-config bitgen tutorial.ise
Release 9.2.03i - Xflow J.39 Copyright (c) 1995-2007 Xilinx, Inc. All rights reserved. xflow -wd work -p xc3s200-4ft256 -synth xst_mixed.opt -implement fast_runtime.opt -config bitgen.opt tutorial.ise .... Copying flowfile /home/Xilinx92i/xilinx/data/fpga.flw into working directory /home/bsmith/tutorial/work .... Copying option file /home/Xilinx92i/virtex/data/fast_runtime.opt into working directory /home/bsmith/tutorial/work .... Copying option file /home/Xilinx92i/virtex/data/bitgen.opt into working directory /home/bsmith/tutorial/work .... Copying option file /home/Xilinx92i/virtex/data/xst_mixed.opt into working directory /home/bsmith/tutorial/work
Using Flow File: /home/bsmith/tutorial/work/fpga.flw Using Option File(s): /home/bsmith/tutorial/work/fast_runtime.opt /home/bsmith/tutorial/work/bitgen.opt /home/bsmith/tutorial/work/xst_mixed.opt
Creating Script File ... xflow done!
The xflow command doesn't actually do anything. What do I need to to to get it to build the .bit file?
thanks in advance Bob Smith