Lecture

In-System Debug and Custom AXI IP

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Description

This lecture covers in-system debug using the Integrated Logic Analyzer, marking nets for debug, generating debug IP, and reading from a custom AXI IP. It also includes instantiating XILINX IP, connecting the multiplier input and output to the bus, and setting up ILA insertion flows.

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