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missing maxii_ufm module

Altera_Forum
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Hello everybody and good day, 

 

Using Quartus II I have instantiated an oscillator inside my  

CPLD design, (which I created using the megafunction wizard), 

and have written out the netlist using the command: 

 

file => Create / Update => create HDL file for current file 

 

I have tried to compile the file inside Modelsim Altera edition and 

there is a submodule instantiated inside the oscillator : 

 

maxii_ufm maxii_ufm_block1 

 

However - I have looked through the entire c:\altera directory, and  

my entire hardrive for that matter and cannot find this module, is this  

something I need to obtain from Altera directly ? 

 

Thanks a bunch in advance for the help !! 

Eric
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Altera_Forum
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Hello everybody and good day, 

 

Using Quartus II I have instantiated an oscillator inside my  

CPLD design, (which I created using the megafunction wizard), 

and have written out the netlist using the command: 

 

file => Create / Update => create HDL file for current file 

 

I have tried to compile the file inside Modelsim Altera edition and 

there is a submodule instantiated inside the oscillator : 

 

maxii_ufm maxii_ufm_block1 

 

However - I have looked through the entire c:\altera directory, and  

my entire hardrive for that matter and cannot find this module, is this  

something I need to obtain from Altera directly ? 

 

Thanks a bunch in advance for the help !! 

Eric 

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Hi Eric, 

 

the missing maxii_ufm is a maxii atom. You can find it under: 

 

<quartus_install_dir>\quartus\eda\sim_lib\maxii_atoms.v 

 

Kind regards 

 

GPK
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Altera_Forum
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Hello GPK, 

 

Nice !! Thanks a whole bunch, I found it, compiled it in and  

it works beautifully.  

 

Sure wish I would have posted this before killing an 

hour trying to bind in the library ! Oh well, alls well  

that ends well I guess. 

 

Cheers, 

Eric
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