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Hi,
In the latest version of Quartus Pro 22.4, I observed that the qpro.exe is missing in the installed directory path E:\intelFPGA_pro\22.4\quartus\bin64.
The older version 22.3 has this qpro.exe in the installed path. I observed this change in new version of Quartus pro 22.4
What is the executable to launch Quartus pro in this latest version 22.4 ?
Thanks
Venu
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Is quartus.exe there? I haven't installed 22.4 yet. They are the same. I've always wondered why both are there.
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Hi,
Below is the previous internal message:
qpro.exe is built in the qgq/qgq_exe.gmake file. It is simply a copy from quartus.exe. We should stop building this executable, and therefore stop shipping it. It is not needed, and is confusing and redundant with quartus.exe. This was a Premal-requested feature as I recall, when we made the Standard Edition/Pro Edition split years ago. As far I know, the qpro.exe was never really marketed. Even our documentation says to use quartus.exe: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683472/22-4/starting-the-software.html
Therefore, these two executables had been removed from the installation starting with version 22.4.
Best Regards,
Sheng
p/s: If any answer from the community or Intel Support are helpful, please feel free to give best answer or rate 4/5 survey.
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I have Matlab and Simulink to work with my Quartus. However, Matlab looks for qpro.exe to link these up. I get this error below when I try to setup the HDL tool path.
Input tool path
does not point to a valid Intel Quartus Pro executable 'qpro.exe'.
Please specify the full path to the synthesis tool executable.
For example:
hdlsetuptoolpath('ToolName', 'Intel Quartus Pro', ...
'ToolPath', 'C:\intelFPGA_pro\18.0\quartus\bin64\qpro.exe');
How can I link my Quartus Pro 22.4 with Matlab? I think we need the qpro.exe or MathWorks needs to change their thing to look for quartus.exe.
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