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compiler can't find 'include files for testbench after EDA calls Questa

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‎03-19-2014 06:22 AM
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Good day, everyone! I couldn't find the answer for my question in any of threads in this forum, so i decided to ask myself. 

 

I have DUT and a testbench. Testbench files use parameters, described in packages, and these packages have format of individual .sv-files. In this case, testbench files have lines "`include filter_package.sv". I added testbench files in "nativelink settings", but after EDA runs and calls Questasim, Questa says, that it couldn't find "`include" files (packages) in any directories. It's obvious, that i have to tell Quartus, where to look for these packages, but i don't understand, where i should do it. I tried to add directories, containng these packages, in Settings -> Libraries, it didn't work. I tried to add these directories in nativelink settings -> Testbenches -> Edit -> Libraries, it didn't work too:). If anyone has solution, please post it, i would really appreciate your help:). 

I use Quartus II 13.1
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