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Hi everyone, thanks for the data points and known issues with 2021.2. Learning about these issues really helps improve the devkit going forward.

We've been prioritizing the 2023.2 AMI release and will update you all as soon as it's ready!

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Hello!

Yes, we're actively working on a customer release to enable Vivado 2023.2.

Does Vivado 2023.2 (or any version since 2021.2) add any new features that you're hoping to use on F1?

Thanks,
-Joe

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I'm also expecting support for the Vitis 2023 release. Specifically, there are bugs fixed for the Task library if we want to implement Task-Channel kernels. I believe the potential benefits are there to updating this repository to keep up with the newer version of Xilinx's development tools.

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@AWSjoeluc : I am also looking forward to support for 2023.2. We are having issues getting our RTL to complete with a simple synth_design -lint in 2021.2 because of crash with Abnormal program termination (11). We face no such issue with 2023.2, and now we are at the stage we want to integrate our CL with the F1 FPGA shell. Having a support for 2023.2 would greatly help us save time in debugging the reason of a crash on a 2 year old version

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It would be great to get 2023.2 supported!

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Really need a newer version of Vitis AMI since there are a lot of bugs in the 2021.2 version. For example, using "pragma dependence off" to specify the false dependency, the synthesis tool would run into infinite loop printing "identified false dependence". This is a crucial feature of our project. Also, some times the use of the vector library would get "conflict pragma of array partition and aggregate", which is a behavior not documented anywhere.

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