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I am trying to open a do file in questa but the error is can't open the library?
I installed questa and got the license from (SSLC) and it works. I also opened the directory and found the file but I don't understand why it's not opening. I have uninstalled and reinstall questa.
This is the error questa is giving me:
# Trace back: couldn't load library "C:/intelFPGA/22.1std/questa_fse/win64/ScintillaTk/ScintillaTk114.dll": this library or a dependent library could not be found in library path
# while executing
# ".vcop Eval Console::PrefDialog"
# (menu invoke)
# <2:C:/intelFPGA/22.1std/questa_fse/win64/tk8.6/bgerror.tcl:106: ::tkerror {couldn't load library "C:/intelFPGA/22.1std/questa_fse/win64/ScintillaTk/ScintillaTk114.dll": this library or a dependent library could not be found in library path}
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Hi,
In Quartus Standard, go to Assignments -> Settings -> Simulation -> More EDA Netlist Writer Settings -> Generate third-party EDA tool command script for RTL functional simulation (on) -> Include test bench in Compile test bench: box -> run full compilation -> should see .do file auto generated in .../simulation/questa directory. Try to run the .do file and see the error still persist? (Note: remember to include the .sip file for compilation if there's any).
Also can try nativelink simulation should be no error given.
Thanks,
Best Regards,
Sheng
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Hi,
Any further concern or update?
Let me know if there's any.
Thanks,
Best Regards,
Sheng

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