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So let's try to understand and entrap Lukashenko.

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So the first thing that we do is to include the military driver, right?

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So if you go to the board support package here, we could clearly see that for you what light talk is

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about the instance of you, what that is you see when you walk with the recommended driver, is you

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actually great?

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And that is what we included over here.

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So hashing look x, you are right.

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So this is the first driver flight which is required for initialization as well as usage of would you

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like to agree that we have in our group to say the second driver flights, which consist of all the

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hardware related information, is an X parameter dot.

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So these are the two mandatory driver flights that we require.

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Then we proceed.

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Now we know that there are two independent instances of any flight which are presented in our design,

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right?

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And hence we need to perform initialization for both of them.

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And we know that to perform an initial addition, we required a config structure and an infrastructure,

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right?

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So we declare the two independent config structure for you what zero we have and you are configured

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and for you what one we have and you are convicted.

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Right?

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Similarly, we declared the Winston structure.

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You walked one and you liked it right?

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Then we have an independent function, which we reference and you write in it that will perform initialization

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for both the instances of it.

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And you want great.

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So first, we generate the config structure that is by calling lookup config and specifying a device.

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So if you just go to an X parameter dot h file, now we know that we named an instance of an IP.

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As you watch C Light, you like Rachel.

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Now, if you just search for a new watch, so you'll find out all the information related to a you are

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zero.

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Similarly, you'll find all the information related to you.

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So we just required a device aid for you, watch C2 and you watch what?

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OK, and that we need to pass as an argument to a look up configuration.

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So this will generate the config structure that we going to utilize in a CFG initialize along with an

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integer structure and the Sadrists to perform an initialization.

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Right now, this again redundancy does of initialization, which we are storing in status one variable,

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right?

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Similarly, we perform the same sweep for the second instance, and you are then we are verifying where

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the root of this, that this is what our industry does two as equals to existing success rate, if that

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is the case.

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We are just printing you like image sexist.

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When else we print, you want anything.

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So this is what we need to do for initialization of any work, right?

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So when we are still performing initialization of any word IP?

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OK, so we can just call and you walked in need to work here.

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Now remember here we need to keep any platform because we haven't perform any initialization of what

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you what.

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Yes, that is presently causing processing system, right?

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And that is what we are going to use for debugging, right?

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So we have an independent you base, which will be used for debugging and the two independent you Clyde

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APIs that we are connected in across so that data transmission from one to other can be verified.

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Right.

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So this may be required to keep in a mean code, right?

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In a previous case, we are initializing and you are.

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So in effect, form is not required.

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Right?

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Then what we want to plan is when we transmit the data.

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OK, so this is our block diagram.

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So this we assume as a one and this we two messages.

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So whenever we plan to transmit the data from you, what zero do you want?

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One?

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OK, we'll just be sending the details.

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You want zero to what?

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Right?

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So this is what we're going to say.

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And when we transmit the data from you, like one two, you are zero will be sending the data as one

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to zero.

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Right.

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So these are the two data.

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Before that, we have declared, OK, so we will be utilizing one of this data buffer depending on the

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direction in which we want to transmit the data right here.

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We also have declared the received buffer right, so whatever data we transmit will be storing the receipt

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32 received in a receipt before right.

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And here you would clearly notice that we have the number of bytes which are present in the data that

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we plan to send us.

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So we have four, five, six seven eight and nine two nine byte.

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So we have specified the nine element for our rate.

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So we start with delivering of sending data from you.

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What one do you like?

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OK.

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So this.

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Will be from you watch settle to you right to the first statement that we'll be sending on the consulate,

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sending a letter from you are zero to you, likely right to hear our IP, which will be sending the

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data is that you are zero IP, right?

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So we call the U.

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S. function OK, then we need to specify in an instance such as So if you can see you are zero, device

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aid is, for an instance, actually likely, right?

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So we'll just be calling you out like saying, OK, instant structure will be like one.

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And then the source of the offer will be this one because we are transmitting the data from zero to

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one.

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OK, and the number of bytes which our president is nine, then we will be waiting for the submission

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to complete.

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Now you could see the functions which are present and then you watch how you get exactly similar to

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what we have in that you are two years old, right?

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And once we complete the data transmission.

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OK, now here we do not need to configure anymore, because anyway, if you observe an hardware connection,

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we actually have connected them in Accra.

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So whatever data we transmit that will be actually received by the second IP, right?

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So here we are waiting.

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Do you want to receive the name right?

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So.

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We are getting quite a few bite function, though we know that we need to store each bite in a unique

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element of our body.

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So we are calling IIX, OK and the bite receipt, which will be incremental with each new bite we received.

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The waitress will be right with you.

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Plus the bite, which is written by.

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You are actually great, so with each new bite, with this, you bite with you will be implemented by

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one and that we will be generating and unique location for the new data to be stored in A. Great.

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So we'll be waiting till we receive all the nine right from the white one again, once this is done,

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we could see the transmission complete from you are be right.

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The next step is to send Rita that we have in the Recebeu, so we just have declared a four look OK?

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And following the same strategy that we adopted in the previous case.

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We are just sending bite by bite on the console, right?

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So this complete all the food that we need to do to get you the reader transmission from you.

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Watch Sidoti, you are right.

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So we'll also be verifying whether data is going in reverse correctly, right?

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So here we first send a message sending a letter from you, like, when do you are zero?

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Right now, our direction of communication will be this one.

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In the previous case, we are going in this direction right here.

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We are calling a saint.

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In this case, IP instance, which will be sending the data is head up to instance.

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It is due to an IP locate and then the source of data for it.

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Is this one right?

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And the number of bytes we want to send is great, so we will be waiting for data transmission to complete.

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Then again, we will be receiving the data in the.

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Zero IP we'll give will be touring again it into the issue before OK.

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And then we mentioned transmission complete form you like when you watch it.

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Finally, we are again sending the data that we have in a receiver onto a console, right?

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So this is a complete application that we utilize to verify the communication in both the right.

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And that is when we send a reader from you are zero, whether you like one is correctly receiving the

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reader.

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And when we are sending the data from where you are offline, whether we are correctly receiving a data

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and then you can't see Rachel, this started.

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You will also adopt if you do not have an hardware present with you.

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So in that case, what you could do is you could use the multiple instance of an IP and then connect

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the pins in across so that you able to correctly verify whether the reader that you are sending is generating

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the required response in this second instance of an IP that you have to do right.

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This is done will proceed to build an application project.

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So once Bill is successful.

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Will select our application project, get debug at launch on hardware, so this will automatically program

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are FPGA.

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So once that programming is successful, the only thing that we need to do is to connect the widest

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terminal to the respective comfort.

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You can click on resume, but right now could see you out, and it is successful.

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No, this confirms that.

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Would the instance of a visa correctly initialized then we are starting to send a letter from you are

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zero two, you are OK.

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And we do see the transmission complete message and the data that we transmit it is you are right to

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this exactly matches to the test that we are performing.

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Then in the next case, we are sending a letter from you, like when you are zero euro.

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So we are getting France, we should complete.

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No, no specific reason for adding a transfusion completeness.

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Whenever you code consists of any error, you won't be reaching over here.

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So if you have some error in this code, which we have utilized or whether this is blocking the further

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execution of a code that could actually be verified by utilizing this kind of a great Rachel, here

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we are waiting for entire data to be feel inside the received buffer.

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So if I received before our, the logic is working well faithfully, well, then in that case will be

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coming out of this way and then we will to get contribution completely else.

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We might guess that something is not working fine with this logic rate and that we will be able to understand

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in our code where the problem straight.

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So your contribution complete you like one to zero and then the leader that we are expecting is this

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one because the transmission direction is from one to zero.

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Right.

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So this is how we utilize the multiple instances of end.

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You work late.

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Now what you would do is you could further explore the other you what IP that you have that gives you

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more functionality, such as more operating modes and the ways by which you could add pre-schooler variable

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rate and so on and so forth.

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So other.

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Type of and you are type B, OK, which could provide us more functionality that's compared to you.

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What ladies, you what?

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One six five five zero three two on the similar line.

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You could explore this IP to know more about how we use and upgrade to this will be providing us more

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function as compared to you, actually.