For our project, all the Quartus/Verilog code is in one directory tree (C:\Verilog), and the NIOS C code is in another tree (C:\MyProject). (Running on Windows 2000.)
In order to use the C2H accelerator, in the NIOS project we create a SYSLIB by referring to the PTF file under the other tree --
C:\Verilog\nios_0.ptf. When we then do a build, it sets all files under
c:\Verilog to read-only.
Then when we try to accelerate one of the C functions, and the build tries to re-compile the hardware description, it fails because everything is read-only.
Is setting everything read-only the expected condition if you build a Syslib by referencing a PTF file in another directory tree? Should we combine everything into a single tree in order to support C2H accelerators? Is there another setting we can change to fix this?
Thanks for any assistance. So far C2H has been annoying!
