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This wiki page is dedicated towards users that want to use the IEEE1735 encryption utility included with Quartus Prime Pro software. The following documentation can be helpful, but can be misleading to do simple encryption of RTL in a design.
This article goes hand in hand with an instructional video located here.
How to use Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro IEEE1735
Two design examples are available. One is a project before encryption of a module called shifter_en.v and the other is a project after encryption of a module called shifter_en.v
IEEE 1735 pre encrypt.qar - See attached at the bottom of this article
IEEE 1735 post encrypt.qar - See attached at the bottom of this article
Usage:
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encrypt_1735 [-h | --help[=<option|topic>] | -v]
encrypt_1735 <other options>
Options:
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-?
-f <argument file>
-h
--256_bit[=<value>]
--help[=<option|topic>]
--language=<verilog | systemverilog| vhdl>
--lower_priority
--of=<some_file>
--quartus
--simulation[=<aldec | cadence | mentor | synopsys (comma delimited)>]
Help Topics:
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arguments
return_codes
For more information on specific options, use --help=<option|topic>.
encrypt_1735 --quartus --language=verilog shifter_en.v
IEEE 1735 encryption IEEE1735 encryption IEEE_1735 encryption Quartus Prime Pro encrypt_1735 IEEE1735 encryption
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