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Is there any way to run all the Nios2EDS features without installing the QuartusII?

Altera_Forum
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‎02-23-2011 11:56 PM
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Hello, everyone! 

 

Is there any way to run all the features of the Nios II EDS without installing the Quartus II??:confused: 

 

If you can not, is there any way to install only the command-line mode? 

 

The case is this: I have a whole hardware design ready, I need not stir. 

 

I'm doing an integration with the Nios II software for a VB.NET application that will call a script programming flash memory ... (by Shell). So, do not need the features of Quartus to Build and download the data to the flash. 

 

I saw this post 

bit.ly [dot] hhq8TY 

But I need more than that. I need to compile the project. 

(The C is modified by application VB.NET) 

 

Since already I thank you.
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Altera_Forum
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‎02-24-2011 08:50 AM
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Why not just run gcc and ld from the command line as well ? 

These could be extracted from the install (on another system) or just download the sources from the altera ftp site and build them. 

There are instructions on the wiki.
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