So I followed the Zynqberry tutorial here:
https://www.knitronics.com/the-zynqberry-patch/getting-started-with-the-zynqberry-in-vivado-2018-2
And was able to get a basic Xilinx SDK application working on my Zynqberry, but with a twist… I used the NI LabVIEW IP Export tool to incorporate some LabVIEW code. For now a simple adder that just adds 2 8-bit unsigned integers and outputs a 16-bit unsigned integer.
Anyway, the key takeaways are:
- Follow the tutorial exactly and re-read it in case you have any confusion
- Wrap up the default block design using my wrapper