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How to delete project files from the quartus tool like cleaning? Is there tcl option or other for that? Thank You

DMoha11
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‎02-26-2020 09:10 AM
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sstrell
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‎02-26-2020 09:14 PM
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If you mean to delete compilation database files and any other files generated by compilation, just use Project menu -> Clean Project.

 

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DMoha11
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‎02-27-2020 06:26 AM
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Thank you for the response.

There is no option as clean project in the Quartus II software. Here is the screenshot of the project menu options. Can you help me to find out?ss.png

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KennyTan_Altera
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‎02-27-2020 06:29 AM
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Seems like you are using the old version of Quartus. This feature is not implemented there yet. Can you use the latest release of Quartus Prime?

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sstrell
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‎02-27-2020 10:54 PM
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Quit Quartus and delete the db and incremental_db folders. It does basically the same thing.

 

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DMoha11
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‎03-09-2020 10:56 AM
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Thank you...

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