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Hi,
I am migrating design from Startix V to Arria 10. I observed that in the Stratix V design there are the ALTFP_DIV IPs(Quartus II 15.0) provided which actually donot provide any details regarding the operating frequency in the megawizard. The other option is the ALTERA_FP_FUNCTIONS(Quartus II 15.0) with divider function, which perfectly details the required frequency and the latency supported. The resource utilization varies between the two IPs are different for the same latency. I would like to confirm if ALTFP is outdated ?? Also I was not able to find this IP in Quartus Prime 16.0(I am using migrating to Arria 10 in this version) . I also find the latency numbers are more flexible in the ALTERA_FP_FUNCTIONS. Kindly add your comments.Link Copied
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ALTFP_DIV is an older core and I suspect ALTERA_FP_FUNCTIONS replaces it on Arria 10 and beyond since those devices support floating point units. Here is the documentation in case you haven't seen it yet: https://www.altera.com/content/dam/altera-www/global/en_us/pdfs/literature/ug/ug_altfp_mfug.pdf
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Hi All,
For the floating point implementation, this is recommended to use ALTERA_FP_FUNCTION, this new mega function is going to replace all of the old alfpt* operation Best Regards, Terence (This message was posted on behalf of Intel Corporation)
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