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Hello,
I have a problem with the Node Finder. I'm using Altera 13.1 SP1 Full Edition. My Design is loaded an I can compile it etc. The design can be seen in RTL, Technology Viewer etc. Actually I want to add a signal tap and add some nodes to it with the Node Finder. Now my problem. The Node Finder can't find any nodes. I already played around with all the settings but he find NOTHING. Does anybody of you has an idea why this can be. Once I perform a search it takes up to 20sec to search for nodes and the following response I get. I can't find any signal Pre-Synthesis or Post or even In/output pins. http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=9934&stc=1 I'll also post here once I find the problem or a solution. Thanks for any help, it is much appreciated.Link Copied
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I just found out the problem. It was related to the toplevel entity name. In VHDL is was calmar_top and in the quartus setting file Calmar_top. Apparently this setting worked in other version of quartus for the Node Finder but in the Version 13.1 there is a problem with that. Therefore Nodefinder couldn't find any nodes.
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--- Quote Start --- I just found out the problem. It was related to the toplevel entity name. In VHDL is was calmar_top and in the quartus setting file Calmar_top. Apparently this setting worked in other version of quartus for the Node Finder but in the Version 13.1 there is a problem with that. Therefore Nodefinder couldn't find any nodes. Cheers --- Quote End --- Thank you so much!!!! You've just solved my problem!)
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