Vivado Debugging Tutorial Introduction This tutorial guides you through the process of creating and inserting debugging cores into a simple VHDL design in Vivado. Using debug cores in Vivado for debugging is similar to using testbenches. The main difference is that, while testbenches are used with simulations, debug cores are used while the program is running on the board. Samples are taken from the signals that are marked for debugging, showing the status of those signals at a point in time. This can be helpful when working with designs where the status of all the signals is not visible. Start Step 1. Create a new project and add the design source files provided as shown in the image below. Step 2. If you look at the Top Level file, you will see an internal signal has been set for the LED outputs, the reset input, and the divided clock signal. An internal signal should exist for each signal you want to debug.
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