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Hello, Please tell me what am i doing wrong?
I have project. I would like to mek an IP of it or something that my students can not see the contents (VHDL code). VHDL code I do not want to provide. Hence I do.
1- I create a project with a certain device (cyclone 5).
2- I add all my VHDL codes and set the top level.
3- Start compilation (without this the next step will not work)
4- Analysis and elebrotaion
5- Export design partition
The I create another peoject
6- I make a schematic. Here I instantiate the symbol file of the previous project and add some other to my project.
7- Then I import design partition that I have created.
8- I try to create the programming file.
This is not working. I tried almost everything but no result.
Error (171173): Node SWITCH[6] from partition Audio_Codec24:inst cannot preserve previous placement at PIN AJ11 and honor the location assignment to PIN AE11
I tried almost every option when exporting the design partition. For example empty, post-synthesis post-fit etc.
Question: Is there someone who can tell me what am i doing wrong. Can you give also a step by step plan.
How can I instantiate .qxp file in a schematic if using the .bsf is not correct.
Should i make for all of the vhdl file a n export and create .qxp for each.
Any help will be very appriciated. I am using the device 5CSEMA5F31C6 (DE1-SOC board)
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You may remove the conflicting location assignments or recompile the specified partitions by setting the Netlist Type of Post-Synthesis for the specified partitions.
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Dear Kyeoh, Thanks for answering. I tried all possibilities including Post-Synthesis. I stil get the same problem. I almost give it up. Is there any other way to do it without providing the sources?. Thanks again.
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As mentioned, you've got a pin assignment in the partition you're exporting and that assignment can't be preserved when it's imported. Remove the assignment.
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Thanks for answering. I understand that it has something to do with double pin assignment. But the case is there is no pin assignment in the first (exported) project. At least I did not assign any pins. Is this happening automatically during generation or exporting because I have chosen a certain device Should I remove the chosen device too. Or Should I remove also the pin assignments in my big project where I instantiate or import the created partition. Thanks again.
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One last remark that maybe helps. As I said I tried it many times. Yesterday I did the following:
I deleted everything except:
- symbol files
- vhdl codes of components
- bdf files
- .qsf file
- qpf file
Then I opened the project. I removed all assignments. I have chosen my device. I opened the .qsf file to be sure there is no pin assignments. And indeed there were no assignments.
After all this I followed the steps. The same happened. I will try today by removing the device too and see where I land.
Thanks any way for all help. Thanks for answering.
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Can you provide a small test case and steps for me to reproduce the error?
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