12-01-2023 06:15 PM - edited 12-01-2023 06:17 PM
Hello all,
I do have a question I want to compile the FPGA code for a ni cRIO 9074 on a Windows 10 machine.
On some places I read you need the ISE 14.7 compiler at other places I read you need the 10.1 compiler. I also read you are not allowed to install the ISE 14.7 compiler officially but it might work anyway. for instance here is a link where someone tells you can install the ISE 14.7 as long as you go to the ...\Products\Xilinx14.7_Core\xilinx14" and now you can install ISE 14.7. directory
Tried to install it this way it installs but there are no new files added to the C:\NIFPGA\programs and I do not see the ISE 14.7 appearing in the compile worker.
the strange thing is I can repair the Ni Labview 2018 FPGA Xilinx compilation tools for ISE 14.7 in my package manager without any errors ... I did have a win10 machine with Labview 2019 installed and with this machine I could compile for the 9074..
I find this all very confusing and I need really need to run the compiler can anyone tell me if they have a win10 machine and can compile for the FPGA?
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12-01-2023 08:37 PM
All of these versions of ISE are not supported in Windows 10. You can install it to Linux though.
12-02-2023 01:27 AM
Hi
The longer version of why it cannot work follows.
You want to use versions of three tools that don't match. Windows, LabVIEW and Xilinx.
As of LabVIEW FPGA 2016, the Xilinx Compilation Tool for ISE cannot be installed on Windows 8 or later :
LabVIEW 2018 FPGA Module Xilinx Compilation Tool for ISE 14.7 :
Regards
12-02-2023 02:18 AM
Thank you for the Answer. I have to admit it is not the answer I hoped for though. So basically I need to install Virtualbox with Linux in it to compile the FPGA. I did install Linux before so I think I can do that, the question now is how do I get the FPGA in the linux install to work? Thanx for the answer
12-02-2023 03:15 AM
Hi again
You could also just use Windows 7. The desired versions of LabVIEW and Xilinx would work in Windows 7.
Regard
12-02-2023 04:24 AM - edited 12-02-2023 04:34 AM
Hey Yndigegn,
thank you for your reply. I think I would feel less secure with WIN7 compared to Linux. Even if it is in a virtual environment. Installing Linux in a virtual environment is easy and it is free. I did just download Mint Xcfe which is popular light weight version. I also worked with Linux before so I have knowledge to some extend.
I started to download the:
Downloading LabVIEW 2018 FPGA Compilation Tool for ISE 14.7
from this location
this will take a while. Meanwhile if anyone has got information on how to get the compile worker working on a Linux machine it would be helpfull.
(Edit here is the link to the Mint Linux version I will try to use https://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=307 )
12-02-2023 04:32 AM
Thanx for the answer!
Still I wonder though what is meant with this text:
"
Hallo,
I have installed Embedded Control and Monitoring Suite on Windows 10, but I couldn't install ISE 14.7. So IP Builder is not working.
Solution ist, that you download ISE 14.7-iso and dont use the normal installer. Go to in the downloaded iso to "...\Products\Xilinx14.7_Core\xilinx14" and now you can install ISE 14.7.
I can use IP Builder on Windows 10
"
from this forum:
12-02-2023 06:13 AM
@~Its_Me~ wrote:
Thanx for the answer!
Still I wonder though what is meant with this text:
"
Hallo,
I have installed Embedded Control and Monitoring Suite on Windows 10, but I couldn't install ISE 14.7. So IP Builder is not working.
Solution ist, that you download ISE 14.7-iso and dont use the normal installer. Go to in the downloaded iso to "...\Products\Xilinx14.7_Core\xilinx14" and now you can install ISE 14.7.
I can use IP Builder on Windows 10
"
I really wouldn't know. The sentence makes to me no sense at all, both grammatically as well as technically. If what he did is as confused as that text, I'm not sure he got anything at all working.
12-02-2023 06:26 AM
Hey Rolf,
Thank you, I also did not understand it. I did notice that something did install if you go into the directory as described but I could not find the location where it went.
To your opinion is the Virtualbox / linux option a good one? If yes can you point me in the correct direction?
thanx !
12-02-2023 07:43 AM
@~Its_Me~ wrote:
Hey Rolf,
Thank you, I also did not understand it. I did notice that something did install if you go into the directory as described but I could not find the location where it went.
To your opinion is the Virtualbox / linux option a good one? If yes can you point me in the correct direction?
thanx !
Setting up a Linux-Based FPGA Compile Worker
If you have SSP, you can use LabVIEW FPGA Compile Cloud Service