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Hi.
I am recently working on MAX10 evaluation broad. I try to simulation PLL IP and ADC IP on MODELSIM. I get a problem here.
when I compile design files, what files should I compile?
here is what I thought.
1.my top module
2. my top testbench module
3.my ip files (I create it with Qsys) the path is
<MYIPNAME>>SIMULATION>SUBMODULES>
all 'v file' in 'submodules'
thanks in advance.
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Hi,
When you generate IP and/or Qsys files, you have the option to generate simlulation files. Once done, in your IP or Qsys subdirectory, you should have a sim(ulation)/mentor/msim_setup.tcl file.
At the top of this file is described the process on how to use it.
Basically, it defines some variables for parameters and procedures to compile and run modelsim. What I do is write a script that:
1) runs this msim_setup.tcl (makes the calling script aware of definitions and procedures)
2) compiles my user files
3) runs the procedures from the script to compile Intel's stuff
4) Changes some variable definitions to link my libraries (the -L switch)
5) run the final Intel procedure to launch modelsim
To put it in a nutshell, follow instructions in sim(ulation)/mentor/msim_setup.tcl
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Hi,
When you generate IP and/or Qsys files, you have the option to generate simlulation files. Once done, in your IP or Qsys subdirectory, you should have a sim(ulation)/mentor/msim_setup.tcl file.
At the top of this file is described the process on how to use it.
Basically, it defines some variables for parameters and procedures to compile and run modelsim. What I do is write a script that:
1) runs this msim_setup.tcl (makes the calling script aware of definitions and procedures)
2) compiles my user files
3) runs the procedures from the script to compile Intel's stuff
4) Changes some variable definitions to link my libraries (the -L switch)
5) run the final Intel procedure to launch modelsim
To put it in a nutshell, follow instructions in sim(ulation)/mentor/msim_setup.tcl
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Thanks for the answer MathiasB.
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