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ERROR:Cons traintSyst em:58 in ISE
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08-14-2009 01:47 PM
Hello@ Everybody,
I got an error message which I couldn't remove. I tried many things, e.g. "Cleanup Project Files" in ISE and XPS several times, I disconnected the HDL files that I added lately, changed the pins that I made external back to "No Connection", ...
Does anybody else have another suggestion or do you know why this message comes?
ERROR:ConstraintSystem:58 - Constraint <net "Hard_Ethernet_MAC*/GTX_CLK_0"
TNM_NET = "clk_125";>
[D:/ML505/SVN/ML505_PD-FEE/PD-FEE/01_UCF/rawsrv.uc
"Hard_Ethernet_MAC*/GTX_CLK_0" does not match any design objects.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: ERROR:Cons traintSyst em:58 in ISE
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08-16-2009 02:54 PM - edited 08-16-2009 03:03 PM
After regenerating the system that error didn't occur ... but another one did. :smileywink:
Seems like I'm using too much BRAM in the µBlaze. I need to screw it down. Hope it works then.
Re: ERROR:Cons traintSyst em:58 in ISE
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06-29-2010 06:40 PM
hi,
i am having the exact same error 58 with my DDR SDRAM from kingston. how did you fix it? what exactly do u mean by "regenerate the system"?
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06-29-2010 11:29 PM - edited 06-29-2010 11:31 PM
Hi,
when working with the MicroBlaze I usually tried to delete anything possible. So I would suggest you to make a copy of the folder wih your project. Delete as many unnecessary files as possible in both the ISE and XPS and try to compile. When the compiler asks for some files just copy it to the original folder, and so on.
There were even some files, I HAD to delete, otherwise it seemed like compiling and in the end the behaviour of the system did not change!
Good luck!











