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Hi all,
Recently I came across this 'distributed compilation' in parellel over multiple machines for Quartus Pro - from one of altera spectra-q marketing document. ( https://www.altera.com/content/dam/altera-www/global/en_us/pdfs/literature/backgrounder/spectra-q-engine-backgrounder.pdf, page 3) . I guess it should need some sort of setup to specific the machine nodes to distribute to ( or izzit not?! ). But I am not where near to get the right info about quartus-pro-userguide. Anyone know how to enable this ? Or some useful link to read ? Thanks, OTLink Copied
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Search for the "Design Space Explorer II" tool, which is part of Quartus. This uses LSF or SSH compute resources on a network to distribute multiple compilations.
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Hi Sstrell,
Thanks for your reply. DSE distributes design compilation with different compiler settings into different machine nodes. It seems different from the 'distributed compilation' stated in the spectra-q document. Based on what is written in the document, it states 'Distributed compilations allow you to partition your design and compile each of thesepartitions in parallel over multiple computers in a server farm, dramatically reducing your overall compilation time. ' which I thought is an automated way to partition a design and distribute them over multiple machines for compilation. -OT
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