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Error (171173): Node led[1] from partition Top cannot preserve previous placement at PIN A23 and honor the location assignment to PIN AK29.
I'm using the Cyclone V GT Dev Kit.
In the Pin Planner I changed the location of a node from PIN_A23 to PIN_AK29. Recompiled the design and now I have the "Conflicting Assignments Error."
Why is the Fitter trying to preserve the placement at PIN_A23 when I changed the node location?
What do I need to do to clear this error?
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Hi,
After changing the pin/node location, perform Project-> Clean Project & then Start Compilation.
let me know how it works for you.
Regards,
Vicky
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** UPDATE** DO NOT DO THIS!!!!!!!!!!
In the Pin Planner I created a top level design file by overwriting the previous one. Doing this cleared the "Conflicting Assignments Error" but when I recompiled my design I got some new warnings. Now the majority of my timing constraints are being ignored. So I'm sure there is a better way of getting rid of the "Conflicting Assignments Error."
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**UPDATE**'
Due to the fact I have no idea what I'm doing, DO NOT CREATE A NEW TOP LEVEL DESIGN!!! It appears I have lost all my code.
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**UPDATE**
Apparently the top level design file has to be updated and Quartus does not update on recompile. I had to remove pin assignments by clicking on "Assignments" then "Remove Assignments" check "Pin, Location & Routing Assignments" then click "OK." Now in the Pin Planner reassign the node locations to the appropriate pins and recompile. The Error should go away.
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Hi,
After changing the pin/node location, perform Project-> Clean Project & then Start Compilation.
let me know how it works for you.
Regards,
Vicky
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Vicky,
Thanks for responding!!!
I'm have trouble replicating the error. But I'm sure it'll happen again, when it does I'll try cleaning the project and let you know if it works.
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Vicky,
Yes, Cleaning the project and recompiling clears the error. Thank you!!!

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