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# E-mail support : mailto:alliance-support@asim.lip6.fr
# ftp site : ftp://ftp-asim.lip6.fr/pub/alliance/
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# $Id: FAQ,v 1.5 2000/01/25 16:28:57 czo Exp $
# $Id: FAQ,v 1.6 2000/02/01 14:05:39 czo Exp $
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Question 5: What are the differences with the previous releases ?
Question 6: What is the supported VHDL subset ?
Question 7: What is the available online documentation ?
Question 8: Where are defined the symbolic layout rules ?
Question 9: How is performed the mapping to a target process ?
Question 10: How can I get a complete paper documentation ?
Question 11: What are the supported file formats ?
Question 8: How can I get more complete documentation ?
Question 9: Where are defined the symbolic layout rules ?
Question 10: How is performed the mapping to a target process ?
Question 11: What are the supported file formats ?/
Question 12: Where are TAS and YAGLE ?
Question 13: How can I get in touch with the ALLIANCE team ?
Question 14: How can I get Alliance ?
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Question 4: How to get started ?
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You can find 4 separate tutorials in the tutorials directory:
You will find 5 separate tutorials in share/tutorials/ directory :
(Please read overview.ps before)
WARNING : These tutorials are not fully working and must be modified to
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>cd tutorials/amd2901
3/ Data Path
4/ Synthesis
Building simple door code using the Finite State Machine synthesizer (syf).
>cd tutorials/synth
4/ Data Path
Building simple data paths using on a procedural data path generator
(fpgen) and a data path place and route tool (dpr).
>cd tutorials/fitpath
4/ DlxM
5/ DlxM
A complete tutorial based on the design of the 32 bit microprocessor DLX.
>cd tutorials/dlxm
Question 5: What are the differences with the previous releases ?
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> man prol # technology file
> man mbkenv # main environment variables
Question 8: How can I get more complete documentation ?
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Question 8: Where are defined the symbolic layout rules ?
All the available documentation for Alliance can be found
at Alliance's web site :
http://www-asim.lip6.fr/alliance/doc/
You can download a copy of this site at
ftp://ftp-asim.lip6.fr/pub/alliance/distribution/doc/
Question 9: Where are defined the symbolic layout rules ?
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The symbolic layout rules are specified in the Design Rule Checker
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> man druc
Question 9: How is performed the mapping to a target process ?
Question 10: How is performed the mapping to a target process ?
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The actual conversion is performed by the s2r tool:
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> lpr doc/process_mapping.ps
Question 10: How can I get a complete paper documentation ?
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We are making a printed documentation of all manuals of the
ALLIANCE tools. It will be available soon.
Question 11: What are the supported file formats ?
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