Overcooked: Food-programmable Gate Array

6.111 Fall 2020 final project

Julia Arnold, Lacthu Vu, and Kye Burchard

See our project on Youtube: https://youtu.be/e6Tfs_nVjrA

Organization

All the files necessary to run the ESP32 modules are in the esp32/ directory. This is compiled using the Arduino IDE with the correct libraries. This website has a good tutorial for getting the Arduino libraries set up.

The server files are all contained in server/. The important file there is app.py - the rest are just scripts to make it easier to push changes to the server.

Everything Vivado and the FPGAs need is in fpga/.

Vivado setup

This was set up following the instructions on this Piazza post.

When first cloning this repository or to update your Vivado project after someone else makes changes and you git pull them, use the TCL console in Vivado to cd into this project directory, then run source generate_vivado.tcl.

When you start a new file in Vivado you have to create it independently (via touch or just right click) at the same level as vivado_project. Then you go to Vivado, click "Add Sources" on the right, and make sure to unselect the "Copy from source" box so that this file is the one that is updated.

Any time you edit files in the project, change project settings, or do other things within Vivado that aren't just Verilog changes, you can save them to Git by using the TCL console to cd into the project directory, then running write_project_tcl -force generate_vivado.tcl. This writes the entire Vivado project, as a script, to the file generate_vivado.tcl so other group members can run it to get the updated project settings.