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Hello,
Maybe the title is not clear. Let me explain more. I have recently downloaded and installed the free version of Quartus 64 bit 2014.2 for Windows. Then, I opened a .VHD file. Quartus now opened VHD file successfully. Now I want to Analysis and Elaboration, then use State Machine View, but all of these buttons are grey (so I cannot press them). What should I do now? Thank you very much,Link Copied
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First of all, Quartus 14.2 doesnt exist. Are you sure it's not Q14.0?
Secondly - you need to create a project before you can run those tools- Mark as New
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Sorry, it is my mistake.
yeah, I mentioned version 14.0- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- First of all, Quartus 14.2 doesnt exist. Are you sure it's not Q14.0? Secondly - you need to create a project before you can run those tools --- Quote End --- Hello The tool requires a device before I can create a new project. I have no idea on which device I can use (basically I have no physical one). Could you give me a hint?
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just pick one. You can set this to auto, and in theory it can pick a device for you. The synthesis is different for each device family.
But usually you have an idea what device you're using before you start - based on factors such as boards available, cost, IO requirements etc.- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- just pick one. You can set this to auto, and in theory it can pick a device for you. The synthesis is different for each device family. But usually you have an idea what device you're using before you start - based on factors such as boards available, cost, IO requirements etc. --- Quote End --- Thank you very much Now I can compile and use RTL Viewer to see. But when I use State Machine Viewer, it showed nothing. Do you have any idea about this?
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Maybe it didnt recognise a state machine.
Post your code.- Mark as New
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Usually, for a state machine, you would make the state a signal rather than variable, as well as leaving it as an enumerated type.
is there what you expect in the RTL diagram?- Mark as New
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Actually, this code was not written by me, so I do not understand it's original purpose.
Maybe I am not an expert in model checking, but I think every piece of code can be converted to one (or more) corresponding state machine. Of course, this state machine may be a useless and ugly one, but valid
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