IPTR-DSPBUILDER Altera, IPTR-DSPBUILDER Datasheet
IPTR-DSPBUILDER
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IPTR-DSPBUILDER Summary of contents
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... Precision RTL synthesis software version 2005c or higher ModelSim ® or ModelSim-Altera simulator version 6.1d or higher The user interface to the Quartus II Global Project Assignment block has been modified to allow additional assignment arguments to be specified. Consequently, quotes are no longer automatically applied around the assignment value and you must manually insert quotes around any values or arguments that include spaces or other special characters ...
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... Obtain & Install Before you can use DSP Builder, you must obtain the files and install them on your computer. DSP Builder can be installed from the DSP DSP Builder Builder version 6.0 SP1 CD-ROM, or downloaded from the Altera web site DSP Builder Release Notes A new DSPBUILDER_ROOTDIR environment variable is set during installation and points to the installation directory ...
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... Click on DSP Builder and then the link to Download DSP Builder. Fill out the registration form and click Submit Request. Read the Altera license agreement. Turn on the I have read the license agreement check box and click Proceed to Final Step. Follow the instructions on the download and installation page to download the executable and save it to your hard disk ...
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... Start the MATLAB/Simulink software. Use the cd command at the MATLAB prompt to change directory to the <DSP Builder installed path>\AltLib subdirectory. (The default DSP Builder installed path is c:\altera\DSPBuilder.) Run the setup script by typing the following command at the MATLAB prompt: setup_dspbuilder r Start the MATLAB software. ...
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... SignalCompiler retrieves the software’s path information from your registry file. Altera Corporation Click the Start icon in the lower left corner of the main MATLAB window. Point to Simulink and click Library Browser. The Altera DSP Builder folder is available in the Simulink Library Browser window. rmpath <path to new version>\DSPBuilder\AltLib r addpath < ...
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... DSP Builder Release Notes <GetPathFromRegistry><on or off></GetPathFromRegistry> <ForcedPath><path></ForcedPath> <ToolVersion><version></ToolVersion> If you modify the XML settings, ensure that the value tagged <ToolVersion> is the correct version for the software located at the path tagged <ForcedPath>. Software Version 6.0 SP1 Preliminary Altera Corporation ...
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... Set Up Licensing Before using DSP Builder, you must request a license file from the Altera web site at www.altera.com/licensing and install it on your computer. When you request a license file, Altera e-mails you a license.dat file that enables HDL file and Tcl script generation. If you do not have a DSP Builder license file, you can create models with DSP Builder blocks but you cannot generate HDL files or Tcl scripts ...
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... Type <path to license file>\license.dat or <port>@<hostname> in the Value box. If more than one application uses this environment variable, modify the existing LM_LICENSE_FILE variable and separate the different paths with a semicolon (;), for example: c:\flexlm\license.dat;1800@myserver Click OK. Software Version 6.0 SP1 Preliminary Altera Corporation ...
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... The DSP Builder install program (for version 6.0 or later) sets the DSPBUILDER_ROOTDIR environment variable to the installation Environment directory location. (The default location is c:\altera\DSPBuilder) Variable SignalCompiler and the setup_dspbuilder script expect this variable to be set and will issue an error not set to a valid DSP Builder 6.0 location ...
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