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Peter Chang
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 18 Aug 2008 20:41 @ltera design partition merge |
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Hi,
Are there anyone kowns how to do the partition merge on the @ltera qu(at)rtus II?
Peter
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j_andr
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| 19 Aug 2008 8:59 Re: @ltera design partition merge |
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| Peter Chang wrote: |
| /.../how to do the partition merge/.../ |
everything is described in the qu(at)rtus Handbook in the 'Incremental Compile'
section;
if you have a particular problem - describe what you are doing and
the nature of the problem;
I have little practice at this point but as far as I remember
merging partitions is an automatic process and you do not have
to start it manually, a little complicated task could be
preparing/exporting/importing subdesigns into one top-level;
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craftor
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| 19 Aug 2008 9:13 @ltera design partition merge |
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goto www.@@ltera.com maybe u will find your answer.
GL
Craftor
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Peter Chang
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| 19 Aug 2008 22:41 Re: @ltera design partition merge |
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Hi j_andr, & Craftor:
Thanks for your answer. I am just trying. At the early beginning, my question
may be more like 'Do I need to create a project for all partitions?'. I think the
answer is yes. And after compiled, it needs an exporting as a design partition
to generate a binary .qxp file for all. Then of course, I need to create a top-level
project, then import all portitions and do compilation for the integration. This is
what I've known and what I guess so far. May be later on. I will have more
specific questions. Thanks for all your help!
Peter Chang
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j_andr
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| 20 Aug 2008 8:47 Re: @ltera design partition merge |
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| Peter Chang wrote: |
/.../ 'Do I need to create a project for all partitions?'.
I think the answer is yes/.../ |
well, the answer is: - as usual - it depends  ;
you can have one project and want to put its pieces to partitions
to speed up recompile process [you recompile only changed unit,
not full design], in this case the answer is: no, you do not have
to create a project for all partitions;
but you can divide the project to smaller pieces to allow
a group of people work on it in parallel - in such case
everyone will set up his own project and after debugging
and optimizing each part, the sub-results have to be exported and
merged inside the top level;
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craftor
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| 20 Aug 2008 13:40 @ltera design partition merge |
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well, @ltera has online lessons for beginners that using qu(ar)tus, it's free. But if you want to study further lessons, you have to pay for them. As my mother tone is Chinese, heres I can give you the URL that is in Chinese tone :
https://mysupport.@ltera.com/etraining/webex/Foundation_CN/player.html
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