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Advantages of Partial Reconfiguration
Scope of This Document
Prerequisites for Using This Document
Partial Reconfiguration Tools and Methods
Arria 10 SoC Partial Reconfiguration Workflow
Partial Reconfiguration Limitations
Creating the PR Example Design
Generating the Example Software Image
Loading Partial Reconfiguration Designs Using Linux
Important Partial Reconfiguration Terminology
Revision History
Qsys Partial Reconfiguration Freeze Logic
Importing the GHRD Project
Add a Partial Reconfiguration Region to the GHRD
Building the Base Revision with the Reconfigurable Design Partition
Synthesizing an Alternate Persona
Implementing the Alternate Persona
Generating the RBF FPGA Image Files
Design Handoff to Software Developer
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Qsys Partial Reconfiguration Freeze Logic
The freeze logic used by this example consists of two modules:
- A freeze bridge that contains isolation, reset, and handshake logic for the reconfigurable region. Each freeze bridge controls a single interface to the PR region. A PR region can require more than one freeze bridge.
- A freeze controller that provides a defined register interface for software to control one or more freeze bridges.
The example design uses both of these modules to provide isolation and freeze logic to the reconfigurable portions of the design. The device tree overlay describes these modules so that Linux can automatically control the logic during PR.