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Synplify Pro Cyclone V Part Numbers

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‎07-31-2014 07:37 PM
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Using Synplify Pro as a synthesis tool we pass it a project file that has all of the 

options and input files. One such option is the following which is wrong. 

 

set_option -technology CYCLONE V 

set_option -part 5CGX etc 

 

Does anyone know where the correct numbers are for the -part Cyclone series chips 

are? 

 

For example, I had a Cyclone II and it took me 30 minutes or so to finally get the number 

correct. I was using the full part number and Synplify did not like that. Below is 

what it likes. 

 

The correct format for this is: 

set_option -technology CYCLONEII 

set_option -part EP2C70 

 

There must be a list somewhere. A search on the internet did not provide me with any answers. 

 

Also, is there a space after the word CYCLONE before one puts a II or V ? 

There was no space above and it worked. There must some document describing 

the correct syntax. I have not found it. 

 

Thanks, 

PWS
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