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Quartus II 7.1 SP1 Build 178
I'm trying to build projects that have a directory structure like this: project1 project2 project3 vhdl_library At the moment the path to vhdl_library is specified in global user libraries. This means the paths to the vhdl_library must be fixed. I have tried to set the path to the vhdl_library in each project library setting as ../vhdl_library, but sopc_builder can't find any of the library components. Even if I specify an absolute path in the project library, it doesn't work. The error message in sopc_builder is : 'the component <xxx> could not be located. Add path to Global User Libraries' What can I do?Link Copied
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If you are using a sopc builder then you can specify the path in the sopc builder. Go to tools menu and select options and select IP search path. there you specify your IP core which you are using into the design. Also specify your global user library in Quartus II.
regards, Jigar G. Shah- Mark as New
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I can't specify the search path in sopc builder 7.1. It says use the global settings.
I can't use global settings because the path to the vhdl_library may change depending where the project is located on the local drive. Example: Let's say I set a global path to c:/vhdl_library. I check out branch 1 of the library into c:/vhdl_library. I also need to work on branch 2, so I get this version out of the library and it overwrites the changes I've made to branch 1. What I need is sopc builder to look in the Quartus project settings to find the library. Apparently, V7.1 doesn't do this :mad:- Mark as New
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I would recommend moving away from 7.1. It was really an interim release. I would at least move to 7.2 if not to the new 9.0.
If you are going to stick with 7.1 1 - Place your component at or one folder below the level where your SoPC system is located. -or- 2 - Add your component to the altera IP tree: "C:\altera\72\ip\sopc_builder_ip\<your_component_folder>" Adding the library to the Quartus library path really doesn't do anything for SoPC builder. Now for 9.0, please reference the "SoPC Library Search Path" section of the following user's guide: http://www.altera.com/literature/hb/qts/qts_qii54004.pdf This explains where components can be placed. It is similar to 7.1 but new features have been added.
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