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GNU Toolchain

Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor II
‎11-17-2004 02:01 PM
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Hi all, 

 

Can anybody tell me if the source for the NiosII GNU Toolchain is available for download? 

 

I found on the altera site a link to the toolchain version 3.2. I think this toolchain is only for the NIOS I. Is this correct? 

 

nios-gnupro-src-3.2.tar.gz (ftp://doc:degree@ftp.altera.com/gnupro/3.2/nios-gnupro-src-3.2.tar.gz) 

 

On the Nios I CDROM, there is also an option to install the source tree. This option isn't available on the NIOS II installation CDROM. 

 

Thanks, 

 

Hans
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Altera_Forum
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‎11-17-2004 03:17 PM
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wombat tould me that the GNU source tree is on the NiosII cdrom. 

I discover know that I have received a cdrom from altera with the evualtion version of the Nios II core. 

 

This is strange, because we bougth the full version of the Quartus and Nios II Software. 

With our lincense file, we have also the full version. 

 

Do somebody know (especially altera people) how to get a CDROM with the full version of the NIOS II core? 

 

Thanks, 

 

Hans
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