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Incremental Compilation

Altera_Forum
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‎04-16-2013 08:24 AM
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Hello, I have a question.  

In my project, I set all modules to partitions. 

What does Quartus do when I set all modules even top level to post-fit, then I modify a child module and change connection between all modules? 

Does Quartus automatically chang all modules, which are modified to source-file then compile then change them back to post-fit after compilation?  

What's different between, if I keep all partition in post fit and change them to source file? 

Thanks !
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Altera_Forum
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‎04-16-2013 09:47 AM
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Hello, I have a question.  

In my project, I set all modules to partitions. 

What does Quartus do when I set all modules even top level to post-fit, then I modify a child module and change connection between all modules? 

Does Quartus automatically chang all modules, which are modified to source-file then compile then change them back to post-fit after compilation?  

What's different between, if I keep all partition in post fit and change them to source file? 

Thanks ! 

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If you set the partitions to "post-fit", Quartus will use the last fitting and ignore your changes. You just have to look at the Warnings, as an according statement will be given out.
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