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| - Now reopen Vivado and open your project, or open your .xpr file and it will automatically be opened in Vivado. | - Now reopen Vivado and open your project, or open your .xpr file and it will automatically be opened in Vivado. | ||
| - | Sometimes you will get errors about not being able to delete some files - this can be a sign that multiple Vivado processes are running. See below to fix. | + | Sometimes you will get errors about not being able to delete some files - this can be a sign that multiple Vivado processes are running. See above to fix. |
| + | ===== 3. Redo Your Project ===== | ||
| + | We have seen cases where the only thing that fixes it is to create a new project with the same files. Here are the steps to do so: | ||
| + | - Make a new directory. | ||
| + | - Locate and copy all .sv, .xdc, and .tcl files from the existing project over to the new directory. | ||
| + | * When you let Vivado create your .sv files, it usually buries them deep in a directory with a .srcs on the end of the name. Find them all and copy them over. | ||
| + | - Start Vivado and create a new project in the new location. | ||
| + | - Add all the source files. | ||
| + | - Add the constraint file. | ||
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| + | At this point you have a clean project with just the files you need. | ||
