1260 - How to reduce VME file size if the flash size is insufficient?

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  For file storage reasons, it is sometimes advantageous to have the smallest possible VME(ispVM Embedded) file. There are several options in ispVM tool for VME generation to help with reducing the file size. The Compress VME option will compress the ...

• 296 - Lattice Diamond: Does the configuration file (such as an ECP3 bitstream) for SPI flash remain at fixed size regardless the size of  the FPGA design?

  The configuration file that is used for an SPI flash(or for JTAG download), remains the same size regardless the resource (such as logic cell) percentage utilization in the FPGA design.

• 293 - Lattice ispVM system: What can I do if the VME file size is larger than the non-volatile memory?

  There are two options to resolve this problem: Enable compression option in the ispLEVER bit generation tool when the JEDEC file is generated. This will make the VME file smaller and allow it to fit into the non-volatile memory. Upgrade the ...

• 1121 - ispVM: What is a VME file?

  A VME file is the data file for use with the ispVM Embedded programming software. The file is essentially a binary version of an SVF file. SVF commands and data are stored in a binary format (with optional compression) for efficient storage and ...

• 2949 - Lattice Diamond Programmer: How can user view a VME file using Lattice Diamond software?

  User can view a VME file using Lattice Diamond Debugger. To launch the Lattice Diamond Debugger on the system, go to Start Menu >All Programs > Lattice Diamond > Accessories > Download Debugger. A new editor window will pop-up and user can open and ...