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Hi,
I use Q17.0 standard on W7 (I don't use or have any Quartus pro, maybe a 30d trial version a long time ago but now uninstalled).
To share projects, I sometimes copy/paste project folders to another PC (so the top folder containing everything).
Quite often I can open the original folder .qpf but the copied version can't be opened because it as a "pro directory structure".
what are the differences between pro and standard directory structures?
Do I need to delete or edit some files?
thanks
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If at any point you opened the project in Pro, you'll get this error.
You may have to take your HDL code and create a new project in Standard. You can probably use the same .qsf file in the new Standard project. If your project uses Platform Designer, that's a bit trickier. A Pro .qsys file cannot be used in Standard.
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Hi,
You cannot open/compile design created in Pro edition in Standard edition. You can migrate a design from Standard edition to Pro edition but not the other way around. You may create a new project in the Standard edition and add those required files in the project directory.
To compare both editions, refer to https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/po/ss-quartus-comparison.pdf
Thanks.
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the problem is I don't have or use Quartus Pro.
I have a project in a folder F1:
- I can open it, compile it and modify it with Quartus 17.0 Standard without any problem
- if I copy folder F1 to a new folder F2 and try to open this 2nd "identical" version, Quartus 17.0 Standard often detects F2 folder as a "Pro structure" and won't open it.
So, I am wondering how is it possible. Is their a corrupted or missing file somewhere?
Which file or folder triggers this "Pro directory structure"?
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Hi,
Can you try to archive the design by clicking Project > Archive Project > Archive
After this, you can un-archive the project by opening the project in new directory.
Thanks.
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Hi,
Thanks for you answers !
It worked by using "Archive Project" and also "Copy Project".
Still can't explain why a simple Windows copy doesn't work. But at least it worked. And Windows copy seems to work also now.

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