Vivado IP Release Notes
This article contains a list of all 'Vivado™ IP Release Notes - All IP Change Log Information' answer records and the associated Vivado Tools release.
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The AXI Memory Initialization core autonomously writes an initial value to all specified address locations after power-up and following each soft reset.
The AXI Memory Initialization core autonomously writes an initial value to all specified address locations after power-up and following each soft reset. This prevents spurious ECC errors that can occur when accessing an uninitialized memory. This could also provide security following a partial reconfiguration to prevent a process running in a new reconfigurable module from accessing data left over from an earlier run.
| LogiCORE™ | Version | AXI4 Support | Software Support | Supported Device Families |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AXI Memory Initialization | v1.0 | AXI4 AXI-3 |
Vivado™ 2019.1 | Kintex™ UltraScale+™ Virtex™ UltraScale+ Zynq™ UltraScale+ Kintex UltraScale™ Virtex UltraScale Artix™ 7 Kintex 7 Virtex 7 |
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