v2024.2

1 What's New
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2 Download Help
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3 SmartHLS Compiler
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4 Installation and Licensing
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5 Design Flow
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6 Block Flow
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7 SmartDesign
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8 Netlist Viewer
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9 I/O Editor
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10 PDC Commands
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11 Chip Planner
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12 Timing Constraints Editor
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13 SmartTime Static Timing Analyzer
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14 SmartPower
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15 Programming and Debugging
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16 Macro Library
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17 Custom Flow
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18 Design Separation Methodology
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19 Microchip Separation Verification Tool
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20 PolarFire SoC Microcontroller Subsystem (MSS)
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21 Tcl Command Reference
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22 Additional Information
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23 Technical Support
24 About Microchip
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6.6.2 Conflicting Definitions in top.v and Imported Block File

You can introduce a conflict if you import top.v and block files. Libero does not support HDL definition of low-level blocks inside top-level HDL files and subsequent importing of block files. For example, the following will cause an error:

Import a top.v file (File > Import HDL Source Files) that contains a definition for<top> and a module definition for<block1>.
Import the block <block1> (File > Import > Blocks).

Libero passes two duplicate files to the Synthesis tool because the definition for <block1> is duplicated. To continue, you must remove the <block1> definition from the top.v file and then re-import it.