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[luca.cremona]

Hi, I'm trying to redirect the output of report_objects tcl command to a file, but it doesn't have the "-file" option.

How can I do it?

Thanks

Luca

[thakurr · Accepted solution]

Hi @luca.cremona

I understand that report_objects gives you all the information you are looking for but i don't think you can export its output to file. I tried it at my end.

Since you are only interested in the  'in' and 'out' signals, hence you can achieve this using below commands on the elaborated, synthesized or implemented design:

set fp [open <file_path>file.txt w]

set all_objects [ get_ports -filter {DIRECTION == in}]

set all_objects_1 [ get_ports -filter {DIRECTION == out}]

foreach object1 $all_objects {puts $fp $object1}
foreach object2 $all_objects_1 {puts $fp $object2}
close $fp

You can easily recognize this in the file as first input signals will be reported followed by output signals.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Rohit

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[thakurr]

Hi @luca.cremona

Try this after opening the Vivado simulator :

set fp [open <file_path>file.txt w]

set all_objects [get_objects]

foreach object $all_objects {puts $fp $object}

close $fp

I believe this will help you.

Regards

Rohit

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[luca.cremona]

Hi,

I need to know the type of each object, since I'd like to get only In and Out signal.

Report_objects has this kind of information and so I can filter out only those signals I'm interested in.

Any other suggestion?

Thanks

Luca

[thakurr · Accepted solution]

Hi @luca.cremona

I understand that report_objects gives you all the information you are looking for but i don't think you can export its output to file. I tried it at my end.

Since you are only interested in the  'in' and 'out' signals, hence you can achieve this using below commands on the elaborated, synthesized or implemented design:

set fp [open <file_path>file.txt w]

set all_objects [ get_ports -filter {DIRECTION == in}]

set all_objects_1 [ get_ports -filter {DIRECTION == out}]

foreach object1 $all_objects {puts $fp $object1}
foreach object2 $all_objects_1 {puts $fp $object2}
close $fp

You can easily recognize this in the file as first input signals will be reported followed by output signals.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Rohit

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[luca.cremona]

Thank you for the solution! This helps me a lot!

Luca