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issue upgrading Nios1 to Nios2

Altera_Forum
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‎08-29-2006 03:12 AM
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Hi all, 

 

I am upgrading my legacy Nios1 project to Nios2 according to the instructions in Altera App Note 350. After regenerating my Nios2 CPU in the SOPC biulder, I tried to recompile my project in Quaturs II. But errors are encountered in the Analyse and Synthesis step, and I was shown the following error message: 

 

Error: Can't compile project with SignalTap II instance "sld_signaltap:auto_signaltap_0" in unsupported SignalTap II IP version 3. Current SignalTap II IP version is 4. 

 

Error: Can't elaborate inferred hierarchy "sld_hub:sld_hub_inst" 

 

 

Currently, I don't need the signaltap analyzer in this project. Can anybody please tell me how to remove it or upgrade it to version 4.  

 

Thank you very much!!
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Altera_Forum
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‎08-29-2006 03:33 AM
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I have solved this problem by unchecking the "Enable Signaltap II Analyzer" check box in "Signaltap II Logic Analyzer" in Quartus II Settings Dialog.

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