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Why the warnings and critical warnings disappear when I open the project again ?

Altera_Forum
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‎12-15-2014 10:41 PM
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If I compile a design, after it finished, in most cases I will have some warnings and critical warnings in the message windows. I need to skim them to see whether they indicate some serious issues.  

 

But I found a problem that, if I close the project, and reopen it, these warnings and critical warnings disappear. Why? Is there approach I can keep them or I can make them appear again? 

 

Thanks.
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Altera_Forum
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‎12-15-2014 10:56 PM
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Near each step in the compile process there is a button saying 'View Report'. If you double click on one of those it will show you the project summary which includes a list of all messages the compiler generated.

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‎12-16-2014 10:04 AM
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You can also view them in the .rpt files generated with each step of the compilation. 

 

Cheers, 

Alex
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‎12-16-2014 02:43 PM
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Thanks both of you very much.

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