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Design Tools
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Quartus II 13.0sp1
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Nios II Eclipse 13.0sp1
Demonstration Source Code
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Quartus Project directory: C5G_HDMI_VPG
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Nios II Eclipse:
C5G_HDMI_VPG\Software
Rebuild the Quartus II Project
Launch the " Quartus II 13.0sp1" program. Open the project file through the drop-down menu
"File" -> "Open." The pre-built Quartus II project file is named as "C5G_HDMI_VPG.qpf" in the "
C5G_HDMI_VPG
" folder.
Users could follow the listed approaches below to rebuild a local copy of the FPGA SRAM (.sof)
file:
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Launch the Qsys editor to inspect or modify the existing design. When asking for the location
of .qsys file, select the file name as " C5G_QSYS.qsys" in the "
C5G_HDMI_VPG
" folder.
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If any changes were made to the design, press "Ctrl-S" to save the .qsys file and then click the
"Generation" tab to activate the "Generation" property page. Hit the "Generate" button below
the page to regenerate the SOPC file named as "HDMI_QSYS.sopcinfo" which would be
used to update the Nios II BSP project mentioned in the next section.
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Switch back to the Quartus II program. Select "Processing" -> "Start Compilation" from the
drop-down menu or hit "Ctrl-L" to recompile the FPGA configuration file.
The newly built configuration file will be named as "C5G_HDMI_VPG.sof " in the
"
C5G_HDMI_VPG
" folder. You can copy it and overwrite the same binary in the "
demo_batch
".
Please refer to the "Launching the Demonstration" section for how to launch and execute the demo.
Rebuild the Nios II Project
Launch the "Nios II 13.0sp1 Software Build Tools for Eclipse" program. When the program asks for
the place of workspace, enter your local full path of the "
C5G_HDMI_VPG\Software
" folder to the
dialog's edit box.
Users could follow the approaches listed below to rebuild a local copy of the Nios II program:
