AXI interface
ConceptThe AXI (Advanced eXtensible Interface) on-chip bus protocol is used in three verification/emulation contexts described in the evidence: (1) in the Condominium FPGA-based co-emulation framework, where hardened Zynq AXI interfaces and DPI-C-issued AXI transactions connect the PS host to PL-Shell CSRs and FIFOs for DUT control and memory access; (2) in the Zynq-Parrot / ZP Cosim emulation of BlackParrot on the Ultra96v2 board, where high-performance master and slave Zynq AXI interfaces connect the PS to DRAM, the FPGA shell, and BlackParrot's slave port; and (3) in the RISC-V multi-core system-level UVM verification environment, where AXI master/slave VIPs and a Pulp AXI crossbar exercise memory, peripheral, and DMA traffic on the CPU subsystem.
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AXI interface
Overview
AXI (Advanced eXtensible Interface) is an on-chip bus protocol used to connect processor subsystems to memory, peripherals, and DMA infrastructure. The evidence describes three distinct uses of AXI:
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