qed::run_dvrs (::quartus::qed)

Tcl Package and Version

Syntax

qed::run_dvrs [-h | -help] [-long_help] -dvrs <dvrs> [-dvr_folder <dvr_folder> ] [-generate_recommendations] [-validate_recommendations] [-new_id_pattern <new_id_pattern> ] [-new_revision_pattern <new_revision_pattern> ] <group>

Arguments

-h | -help

Short help

-long_help

Long help with examples and possible return values

-dvrs <dvrs>

List of DVR IDs to run

-dvr_folder <dvr_folder>

Name of the DVR folder to put the resulting reports

-generate_recommendations

Flag to generate recommendations for every DVR.

-validate_recommendations

Flag to validate all DVR recommendations. For each recommendation, a new group of projects will be forked and modified. The compilation results are then compared against the baseline.

-new_id_pattern <new_id_pattern>

Pattern for the ID for any QED objects created during validation. \"%ORIGINAL_ID%\" will be replaced with the original object's ID. \"%DVR_ID%\" and \"%RECOMMENDATION_ID%\" will also be replaced accordingly.

-new_revision_pattern <new_revision_pattern>

Pattern for the ID for any QED objects created during validation. \"%ORIGINAL_REVISION%\" will be replaced with the original revision. \"%DVR_ID%\" and \"%RECOMMENDATION_ID%\" will also be replaced accordingly.

<group>

Identifier associated with the baseline group to analyze

Description

Invokes one or more Design Variant Recommendations (DVRs) on a group of connected & compiled projects.

Each DVR will make a set of recommendations for how to modify the projects in the provided group to
improve the results that the DVR is specialized to target.

The "-validate_recommendations" flag may be used to automatically fork the group of projects in
accordance with each recommendation that a DVR issues, modify the projects in accordance with that
recommendation, and then compile them and measure the results to compare back against the original
group. This flow can be extremely compute-intensive.

If a DVR fails to identify any recommendations for a given set of projects, it is considered
'disengaged' and no validation process will proceed.

Example Usage

    qed::run_dvrs -dvrs [qed::get_dvrs] -motivation_folder "Run #1"

Return Value

Code Name

Code

String Return

TCL_OK

0

INFO: Operation successful

Tcl Package and Version	Belongs to ::quartus::qed 1.0
Syntax	`qed::run_dvrs [-h \| -help] [-long_help]` `-dvrs` <dvrs> `[-dvr_folder` <dvr_folder> `]` `[-generate_recommendations]` `[-validate_recommendations]` `[-new_id_pattern` <new_id_pattern> `]` `[-new_revision_pattern` <new_revision_pattern> `]` <group>
Arguments	`-h \| -help`		Short help
	`-long_help`		Long help with examples and possible return values
	`-dvrs` <dvrs>		List of DVR IDs to run
	`-dvr_folder` <dvr_folder>		Name of the DVR folder to put the resulting reports
	`-generate_recommendations`		Flag to generate recommendations for every DVR.
	`-validate_recommendations`		Flag to validate all DVR recommendations. For each recommendation, a new group of projects will be forked and modified. The compilation results are then compared against the baseline.
	`-new_id_pattern` <new_id_pattern>		Pattern for the ID for any QED objects created during validation. \"%ORIGINAL_ID%\" will be replaced with the original object's ID. \"%DVR_ID%\" and \"%RECOMMENDATION_ID%\" will also be replaced accordingly.
	`-new_revision_pattern` <new_revision_pattern>		Pattern for the ID for any QED objects created during validation. \"%ORIGINAL_REVISION%\" will be replaced with the original revision. \"%DVR_ID%\" and \"%RECOMMENDATION_ID%\" will also be replaced accordingly.
	<group>		Identifier associated with the baseline group to analyze
Description	Invokes one or more Design Variant Recommendations (DVRs) on a group of connected & compiled projects. Each DVR will make a set of recommendations for how to modify the projects in the provided group to improve the results that the DVR is specialized to target. The "-validate_recommendations" flag may be used to automatically fork the group of projects in accordance with each recommendation that a DVR issues, modify the projects in accordance with that recommendation, and then compile them and measure the results to compare back against the original group. This flow can be extremely compute-intensive. If a DVR fails to identify any recommendations for a given set of projects, it is considered 'disengaged' and no validation process will proceed.
Example Usage	qed::run_dvrs -dvrs [qed::get_dvrs] -motivation_folder "Run #1"
Return Value	Code Name	Code	String Return
TCL_OK	0	INFO: Operation successful