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What element should be connected to the output of altddio_out so, that it will be possible to connect the output of altddio_out to any element in the schematic ( . bdf )? If I connect the output of altddio_out directly to any element in the schematic ( . bdf ), then Quartus qives out an error: Error (15873): Output port DATAOUT of DDIO_OUT primitive "aes_output:inst9|altddio_out:altddio_out_component|ddio_out_2ad:auto_generated|ddio_outa[0]" must drive input port I of an I/O OBUF primitive But where can I find i/o obuf primitive ? I coudn't find it , instead I found alt_outbuf, but using it instead of i/o obuf also resuts in Quartus errors.Link Copied
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--- Quote Start --- Hello! What element should be connected to the output of altddio_out so, that it will be possible to connect the output of altddio_out to any element in the schematic ( . bdf )? If I connect the output of altddio_out directly to any element in the schematic ( . bdf ), then Quartus qives out an error: Error (15873): Output port DATAOUT of DDIO_OUT primitive "aes_output:inst9|altddio_out:altddio_out_component|ddio_out_2ad:auto_generated|ddio_outa[0]" must drive input port I of an I/O OBUF primitive But where can I find i/o obuf primitive ? I coudn't find it , instead I found alt_outbuf, but using it instead of i/o obuf also resuts in Quartus errors. --- Quote End --- Is there a synthesis setting to stop IO buffers being inserted (for when you're black boxing a pieve of code) that is accidentally enabled? Nial.

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