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Fatal Error: Int Divide By Zero
It's driving me crazy. I couldn't figure it out what is the problem. I mean, all versions of quartus 2 (ver 8,9,9.1,9.2,10.0,10.1... trust me I downloaded and tried all) shows me this one: there is no exception. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *** Fatal Error: Int Divide By Zero Module: quartus_map.exe Stack Trace: 0x258e4: GEN_MACHINE_INFO::get_cache_size + 0x3b4 (CCL_GEN) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Info: Command: quartus_map --read_settings_files=on --write_settings_files=off lab1 -c lab1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- End-trace I have no idea what is wrong with mine... It is my laptop setting or something like that? I would really appreciate it if you give me some solutions to make. Thank you. Hope you're having a great day.Link Copied
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And it's also working perfectly fine in my sister's and mom's laptop, but not mine. I've tried in windowsb7, 8, and 10, none of them work.
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Have you tried deleting the db and incremental db folders?
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--- Quote Start --- Have you tried deleting the db and incremental db folders? The db folder in a project directory?
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yes. It is an autogenerated folder when you compile a project. Deleting it has been known to fix some crashes.
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Just tried it. Didn't work :(
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Have you tried running a hardware diagnostic on your system that checks the CPU functionality? Maybe you have a malfunctioning CPU or possibly memory.
Given that you see the problem on all recent versions of Quartus and ONLY on your system I would suspect something specific to your hardware (or software).
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