Report Window

Resource Utilization by Entity Section (Compilation Report)



Lists the resource usage of the following resources for each entity in the compilation hierarchy: logic cells, registers, memory bits, macrocells, DSP block sub-blocks, the number of DSP block 9x9, 18x18 and 36x36 multipliers, Virtual Pins, pins, and logic cell usage (logic cells that only utilize the LUT in the logic cell, logic cells that only use the register, and logic cells that use both register and LUT). The specific resources listed in the Compilation Report may vary depending on the device selected. This section appears in both the Synthesis Section and Resource Section folder of the Report Window.

The Resource Utilization by Entity section in the Synthesis Section folder of the Report Window reports the resource usage of entities in the compilation hierarchy as calculated after logic synthesis, but before fitting. Because the Fitter's register packing operation may reduce the number of logic cells in the design, total usage reported in this section may be greater than total usage reported in the Resource Usage Summary Section or the Resource Utilization by Entity section in the Resource Section folder.

The Resource Utilization by Entity section in the Resource Section folder of the Report Window reports the resource usage of entities in the compilation hierarchy as calculated after synthesis and fitting.

NOTE The Logic Cells, LUT-Only LCs, Register-Only LCs, and LUT/Register LCs columns list the logic cells used by the design entity (including the design entity) and the number of logic cells (in parenthesis) instantiated by the design entity at that level in the hierarchy.

The following example shows the Resource Utilization by Entity section for a sample design. For each entity, the entity's name in the project hierarchy is displayed in the far left column, and the entity's full hierarchical path name is displayed in the far right column.


Resource Utilization by Entity Section (Compilation Report)

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