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Setting programming file name?

Altera_Forum
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‎11-02-2014 04:24 PM
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Does anyone know how to set the name of the generated programming file in Quartus? I'm using the RBF file format and it seems to default to <project_name>.RBF. Can this be changed?

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‎11-02-2014 06:15 PM
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Does anyone know how to set the name of the generated programming file in Quartus? I'm using the RBF file format and it seems to default to <project_name>.RBF. Can this be changed? 

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I will just rename it
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‎11-06-2014 12:59 AM
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I reviewed Quartus Settings File Reference Manual, and there isn't such a setting there. 

You can change project output directory using PROJECT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY, or turn on/off RBF file generation using GENERATE_RBF_FILE, but not change the file name. 

 

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Evgeni
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