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some warning I don't understand

Altera_Forum
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hey, 

I am new in Quartus so be patient:) ,I am buliding a simple a simple memory game,writing in VHDL,after comp' I recived some warning that I don't understand 

 

1) warning: output pins are stuck at vcc or gnd 

warning (13410): pin "sevensegment1[0]" is stuck at vcc 

warning (13410): pin "sevensegment1[4]" is stuck at vcc 

 

2) warning: found 27 output pins without output pin load capacitance assignment 

info: pin "lightleds[0]" has no specified output pin load capacitance -- assuming default load capacitance of 0 pf for timing analysis 

 

3) warning: following 2 pins have nothing, gnd, or vcc driving datain port -- changes to this connectivity may change fitting results 

info: pin sevensegment1[0] has vcc driving its datain port 

info: pin sevensegment1[4] has vcc driving its datain port 

 

4) warning: the reserve all unused pins setting has not been specified, and will default to 'as output driving ground'. 

 

5) warning: found pins functioning as undefined clocks and/or memory enables 

info: assuming node "clk" is an undefined clock 

info: assuming node "sample" is an undefined clock 

 

 

I will be very glad for some help 

 

thx
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Altera_Forum
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1) Quartus has determined that your logic keeps those two pins always set at "1". If that is what you intended, then it's OK. If it's not, then you have a mistake in your logic design. 

 

2) If you specify the load capacitante that's connected to each output pin, Quartus will be able to do a more acurate timming analysis.  

You didn't specify it and Quartus it's telling you it's assuming a 0pF load (ideal). You problably don't have to worry about it. 

 

3) Comes from point 1 

 

4) Quartus is telling you what it's doing with the unused pins. 

 

5) IIRC, it's because you haven't specified clock constraints for your "CLK" and "Sample" signals.
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Altera_Forum
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For 4) most dev-boards I worked with uses "As Input-Tristated" or same with week pull for configuration. You can select this in the device settings. You should look into the manual of your board, because when there are other components connected to the FPGA you are not using right now there is the possibility to shortcut things with "output to gnd". Input-Tristated is most times more safe for the components around, but must not be everytime like that.

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Altera_Forum
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thank you very much!

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Altera_Forum
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hey, 

I have two more warning , I would like to some help 

1) Warning: 2 hierarchies have connectivity warnings - see the Connectivity Checks report folder 

 

2) Warning (10230): Verilog HDL assignment warning at DecsionDevice.v(17): truncated value with size 32 to match size of target (5) 

 

 

Tnx
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Altera_Forum
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1. I suggest you do as the kind folks say and check the reports folder. 

 

2. Verilog literals (ie, 10) are 32 bit unless you specify otherwise. You probably have something like 

reg [4:0] myReg; 

... 

myReg <= 10; 

 

I also suggest you use Google.
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Altera_Forum
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1. I wish to check the Connectivity report folder, but where this folder is located? 

 

Thanks and Regards, 

ty6
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Altera_Forum
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first, don't multipost your questions. 

Second, your question has already been answered, you could read it before asking again the same thing...
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