BSDL File association

XJDeveloper will display each device found, along with its matched status. At this point XJDeveloper has matched each device on the XJDemo board to a BSDL file in the installed BSDL library. It is recommended to use the copy of the BSDL files in the project directory rather than taking the library version. This is so that any local changes you may make to the BSDL files are not reflected in the library version.

XJDeveloper will generate a unique device reference for each device in the chain. Because you have the schematic for this board it is useful to re-name these to the correct device references for your board. This allows XJDeveloper to correctly match BOM information for the device, and to insert correct schematic links.

If, when performing this step on your own board, you do not have a BSDL file for some of the devices, you can uncheck the Use BSDL file checkbox for that device. In this situation, XJDeveloper will create a simple BSDL file for the device and store it in the project directory. This BSDL file will not be able to use the functionality of the device but will allow the JTAG chain to operate so that other devices (for which you do have the BSDL file) can be operated.