NIOS II IDE

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I need information on where I can find the Macros which are to be used to access the registers in peripheral devices. Any help is appreciated

[Altera_Forum]

The IDE should be able to tell you where any header file is coming from, by clicking on the element in the right hand side column. 

 However, there&#39;s also a simple convention that is used for all Avalon components. The header file, you&#39;re looking for is defined in the the <component_dir>/inc/<component_dir>.h file.  The generated_all.mk file (in the system_description directory of your System Library) will tell you the specific paths to hunt down....though, like I say in the first statement, the IDE should be intelligent enough to figure this out for you....should being the operative word!  Cheers,  - slacker

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Thanks, I found all types of configurations I had done in that list on the right hand side.  

 I want to use the on chip memory in my design. So,  Do I just address the memory by looking at the address in the memory map?  or  do I have to look for some readymade function to write in that memory for me...   Thanks a lot      --- Quote Start ---  originally posted by slacker@Jan 30 2007, 05:38 PM the ide should be able to tell you where any header file is coming from, by clicking on the element in the right hand side column.  however, there&#39;s also a simple convention that is used for all avalon components.  the header file, you&#39;re looking for is defined in the the <component_dir>/inc/<component_dir>.h file.  the generated_all.mk file (in the system_description directory of your system library) will tell you the specific paths to hunt down....though, like i say in the first statement, the ide should be intelligent enough to figure this out for you....should being the operative word!  cheers,  - slacker <div align='right'><{post_snapback}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=21042)  --- quote end ---    --- Quote End ---  

[Altera_Forum]

Yes, though if you want to locate one of the main linker sections (.rodata, .rwdata, .text) in that memory, you&#39;ll want to set those options in System Library Properties. 

 Cheers,  - slacker