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Considerations for Host-to-FPGA PCIe Traffic
FPGA designs involving interaction with a host through PCIe are becoming increasingly popular for good reasons: Efficiency and reliability, as well as a clever and scalable industry standard, all these make PCI Express a wise choice.
Vendors of FPGA devices usually provide a Transaction Layer front-end IP core to use with application logic. The basics of this layer are outlined in a separate tutorial.
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Proper DMA-based communication from the FPGA to the host requires some awareness of the specification’s details, but it’s otherwise fairly straightforward in the sense that packets are formed, dispatched and assured to arrive in the order they were sent. The other direction, host to FPGA, is somewhat trickier, since the FPGA’s active part is merely to issue a read request. The completions, containing the requested data, arrive in the time and format depending on the host and bus fabric. The reception logic must be prepared to react to different scenarios, so FPGA logic that worked with one host may fail with another, unless properly designed.
In next page, we will talk about the "Non-DMA method"
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