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Data2MEM Options
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–f filename The -f option specifies the name of an option file. If the file
extension is missing, an .opt file extension is assumed. Option
files are identical to the command line options, but contained
in a text file. An option, and its attributes, must appear on the
same text line. The -f option can be specified once on the
command line, and must not be contained in the .opt file.
–h [option]|support The -h option displays a list of supported command line
options. When specified with a command line option, a
detailed description and use of the option appears. When
specified with the support argument, a list of supported parts
is displayed.
–i The -i option directs Data2MEM to ignore ELF or MEM data
that is outside of the address space that is defined in the BMM
file.
–intstyle
ise|xflow|silent
The –intstyle option reduces screen output based on the
integration style that you are running. When using the –intstyle
option, one of three modes must be specified: ise, xflow, or silent.
The specified mode sets the way information is displayed in the
following ways:
–intstyle ise
This mode shows the program is being run as part of an
integrated design environment.
–intstyle xflow
This mode shows the program is being run as part of an
integrated batch flow.
–intstyle silent
This mode limits screen output to warning and error messages
only.
–log filename
The -log option directs Data2MEM to generate a log file that
contains all enabled Data2MEM messages. If a file extension is
not specified, a .dmr file extension is assumed. If a log filename
is not specified, the log file assumes the root filename of the
input BMM file.
Table 24-1: Data2MEM Command Line Options
Option Description