# ---------------------------- Vivado & SDK common -----------------------------

# ignore the vivado project
*/*/project/*/*

#  folders (and all of their contents) that should always be ignored,
#  anywhere in the repo
.Xil/

#  file patterns that should always be ignored (journal files, log
#  files, dump files that are created upon Vivado/SDK errors)
*.jou
*.log
*.backup.jou
*.backup.log
*.upgrade_log
*.dmp
vivado_pid*
*~

# ------------------------------ Vivado Specific -------------------------------

# preserve project tcl
!/*/*/project/*/*.tcl

# preserve hardware manager projects and sources
!*/*/project/*/*.hw/

# preserve design run results
!*/*/project/*/*.runs/
*/*/project/*/*.runs/*
!*/*/project/*/*.runs/impl_*/
*/*/project/*/*.runs/impl_*/*
!*/*/project/*/*.runs/impl_*/*.bit
!*/*/project/*/*.runs/impl_*/*.ltx

# -------------------------------- SDK Specific --------------------------------
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/

# exclude some obscure hidden SDK folders
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/.metadata/
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/.sdk/
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/RemoteSystemsTempFiles/
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/webtalk/

# hw_platform : exclude the entire hw_platform folder, as everything can be
# generated from the .hdf file. Make sure to include the bitstream in the .hdf
# file when exporting from Vivado!
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_hw_platform_*/

# BSP: only keep `.cproject`, `.project`, `.sdkproject`, `.system.mss` and
# Makefile, the ps7_cortexa9_0 lib files are regenerated automatically
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/*
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/*.cproject
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/*.project
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/*.sdkproject
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/system.mss
!*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*_bsp/Makefile

# Application: ignored file patterns, exclude Debug & Release folders
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/**/*.o
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/**/*.d
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/**/*.a
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*/Debug/
*/*/project/*/*.sdk/*/Release/

# REF: https://support.xilinx.com/s/question/0D52E00006iHpHzSAK/which-files-and-folders-of-an-sdk-project-should-be-checked-into-git-and-which-ones-should-be-ignored?language=en_US