1.3.1. File Naming Conventions
This reference design is available in many different configurations as shown in the following table. The file name for each configuration is created by concatenating the following variables:
<type>_<device_family>_<data_rate>_x<lanes>_<user_interface><datapath_width>
Variable | Abbreviation | Value |
---|---|---|
Type | hip | Hard IP implementation |
sip | Soft IP implementation | |
Device_family | civgx | Cyclone IV GX |
cvgt | Cyclone V GT | |
cvgx | Cyclone V GX | |
aiigx | Arria II GX | |
avgt | Arria V GT | |
a10gx | Arria 10 GX | |
sivgx | Stratix IV GX | |
svgx | Stratix V GX | |
Data_rate | g1 | Gen1 |
g2 | Gen2 | |
g3 | Gen3 | |
Lanes | N/A | 1, 4, or 8 |
User_interface | avst | Avalon® Streaming (Avalon-ST) |
Datapath_width | 64 | 64 bit interface to the Application Layer |
128 | 128 bit interface to the Application Layer |
For example, the filename hip_sivgx_g2_x8_avst128 specifies a reference design for the following configuration:
- Hard IP implementation
- Stratix IV GX device
- Gen2
- Eight lanes
- Avalon-ST interface with a 128 interface to the Application Layer.