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Hi,
I'm just curious, is there a way to describe how Quartus should create a Symbol-File in VHDL? :confused: My intention is to tell the "Symbol-File-Generator" that for example an Input has to be placed on the right side of the generated Symbol. Are there some (Altera specific) codes for something like that? I know that I can do it with the Symbol-Editor, but I suppose the made changes will be lost if I create the Symbol again (because I have added/removed some ports). (Besides: my Symbol-Editor crashes often and takes whole Quartus down! By now I never closed it the normal way ;)) Thanks SteffenLink Copied
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No idea? No one?
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I don't see what VHDL should do for the definition of symbol file details, e.g. the layout port. bsf files are text files, so you are free to generate them e.g. by a tcl or java script. You can even define some special VHDL comments or private attributes that are read by the script and used to place the symbol ports.
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--- Quote Start --- You can even define some special VHDL comments or private attributes that are read by the script and used to place the symbol ports. --- Quote End --- I think that's what I had in mind. But I have no clue how to do it.

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