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Kactus2

Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Electronic Design Automation (EDA)
5.0

Kactus2 is a toolset for IP-XACT based SoC design and provides packing, integration and configuration of HW and SW components, plus register design and HDL import and generation.

For publications use this reference:
http://joss.theoj.org/papers/73e33d6850d24f0d6aad0d5f38937f83

The source code is hosted at https://github.com/kactus2/kactus2dev.

Example IPs are available at https://github.com/kactus2/ipxactexamplelib

Video tutorials are available at https://www.youtube.com/user/Kactus2Tutorial

Issue tracker is available at https://kactus2.cs.tut.fi

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Website http://funbase.cs.tut.fi
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License GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)
Platform Linux Windows
Features
  • Import your existing IPs as IP-XACT components
  • Create new IP-XACT components and generate their HDL module headers
  • Reuse IP-XACT files from any standard compatible vendor
  • Reuse the IPs in your designs and connect them with wires and busses
  • Create multilevel hierarchies, where a design has multiple sub-designs
  • Configure component instances in designs, including the sub-designs
  • Use generator plugins to create HDL with wiring and parameterization
  • Use memory designer to preview memory maps and address spaces in your hierarchy
  • Package software to IP-XACT components and map them to hardware
  • Generate makefiles that build executables with rules defined in IP-XACT components