Using the Configure Component-Level IP Wizard
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Using the Configure Component-Level IP Wizard
Use the Configure Component-Level IP wizard (CLIP wizard) to define the IP interface without editing the declaration XML file by hand. You can use this wizard to create or modify a declaration XML file. The CLIP wizard also can check the syntax of the VHDL you are using in the CLIP. Depending on the action you want to perform, launch the CLIP wizard from the Component-Level IP page of the FPGA Target Properties dialog box in either of the following ways:
- To generate a new CLIP interface, click the Create File button.
- To modify an existing CLIP interface, select the declaration file and click the Modify File button.
The CLIP wizard contains the following pages:
- Name and Source
- Entity, Architecture, FPGA Family and IP Type
- Generics
- Basic Signal Settings
- Additional Clock Signal Settings
- Additional Clock Status Signal Settings
- Additional Data Signal Settings
- XML Export
Configuring a CLIP to Use with Simulation
With the wizard you can specify simulation models for CLIP so that you can export FPGA VIs containing CLIP for third-party simulation. If you are going to create simulation exports of FPGA VIs containing CLIP, you must define the simulation behavior for the CLIP synthesis files in the Name and Source page of the wizard.
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Related Information
- Adding Component-Level IP to a Project
- CLIP Tutorial, Part 1: Creating VHDL Code
- CLIP Tutorial, Part 2: Defining the Interface
- CLIP Tutorial, Part 3: Adding CLIP to a Project
- Creating or Acquiring IP
- Defining the IP Interface
- Understanding the Simulation VHDL Framework
- Debugging FPGA VIs Using a Third-Party Simulator
- Using VHDL Code as Component-Level IP