problem with vivado for windows

[RQiand]

can I deploy the pulp with the vivado for windows?

[bluewww]

Windows is not supported as development platform. You would have to try yourself.

[kasun-buddhi]

Not only Windows but also it is not supported vivado. Am i right bluewww?

[RQiand]

but the pulp-master repositiory have the fpga folder, Doesn't that mean I can use vivado to deploy pulp to the board？

[bluewww]

I'm not sure what you are trying to ask. Vivado on linux for deploying on FPGA boards is supported (as you said look into the fpga) directory

[RQiand]

I see. Thank you very much. But here i have one more question: when i try to run the pulp :make checkout, it failed
the information shows as below:
ruirui@ruirui-virtual-machine:~/prj/pulp$ make checkout
make scripts
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/ruirui/prj/pulp'
echo 'set ROOT [file normalize [file dirname [info script]]/..]' > sim/compile.tcl
./bender script vsim
--vlog-arg="-suppress 2583 -suppress 13314 "+incdir+$ROOT/rtl/includes"" --vcom-arg=""
-t rtl -t test
| grep -v "set ROOT" >> sim/compile.tcl
make[1]: *** [Makefile:64: scripts-bender-vsim] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/ruirui/prj/pulp'
make: *** [Makefile:49: checkout] Error 2

i need some help
best wishes

[bluewww]

I can't tell from the error message unfortunately. Does maybe ./bender not exist at the location of indicated by the Makefile?

[kasun-buddhi]

but the pulp-master repositiory have the fpga folder, Doesn't that mean I can use vivado to deploy pulp to the board？

I am not sure. but for simulation, It was mentioned questa. I do not know it is work for vivado

[kasun-buddhi]

I'm not sure what you are trying to ask. Vivado on linux for deploying on FPGA boards is supported (as you said look into the fpga) directory

how about simulation?

[RQiand]

I can't tell from the error message unfortunately. Does maybe ./bender not exist at the location of indicated by the Makefile?

Thanks a lot. One more question still bothers me: I wanna deploy the pulp cheaply, so Are there any cheap and viable boards to recommend, or how do I judge a board capable for deploying pulp？