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| Like your SystemVerilog design files, the XDC file must be added to your project. Follow these instructions to add your .xdc file to your project. | Like your SystemVerilog design files, the XDC file must be added to your project. Follow these instructions to add your .xdc file to your project. | ||
| - | {{ :tutorials:making_xdc:vivado_add_xdc.mp4| }} | + | {{youtube>VXlocbs7tE4?rel=0&noborder&1080x700}} |
| - Click on **Add Sources** just like in the [[tutorials:creating_a_new_module]] tutorial. However, this time select **Add or create Constraints**. Click **next**. | - Click on **Add Sources** just like in the [[tutorials:creating_a_new_module]] tutorial. However, this time select **Add or create Constraints**. Click **next**. | ||
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| - Your new XDC file is located in the **Project Manager**, in the **sources** pane, inside the **Constraints** folder. Find the file and double click it to open it. | - Your new XDC file is located in the **Project Manager**, in the **sources** pane, inside the **Constraints** folder. Find the file and double click it to open it. | ||
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| ===== Adding an XDC file with a TCL command ===== | ===== Adding an XDC file with a TCL command ===== | ||
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| add_files -fileset constrs_1 -norecurse <filename.xdc> | add_files -fileset constrs_1 -norecurse <filename.xdc> | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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