Parse CLKSRC

[mariodruiz]

Expected output

MPSoC

clock_dict_viewzu.clock_dict
{0: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'RPLL', 'divisor0': 15, 'divisor1': 1}, 1: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'RPLL', 'divisor0': 5, 'divisor1': 1}, 2: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'RPLL', 'divisor0': 8, 'divisor1': 1}, 3: {'enable': 0, 'srcsel': 'RPLL', 'divisor0': 4, 'divisor1': 1}}

Zynq

{0: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'IO PLL', 'divisor0': 5, 'divisor1': 2}, 1: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'IO PLL', 'divisor0': 7, 'divisor1': 1}, 2: {'enable': 1, 'srcsel': 'IO PLL', 'divisor0': 5, 'divisor1': 1}, 3: {'enable': 0, 'srcsel': 'IO PLL', 'divisor0': 1, 'divisor1': 1}}

[jogomojo]

Do you have a minimal example I can test against? A basic tcl design will do

[mariodruiz]

Hi @jogomojo, you can use the hwh from the base overlays. You need to install the pynqmetadata locally and do:

from pynqmetadata.frontends import Metadata
from pynqmetadata.views.runtime import ClockDictView

md = Metadata('<base>.hwh')
clock_dict_view = ClockDictView(md)

print(clock_dict_view)

There are more changes to PYNQ to fully incorporate these changes, but this is the initial step