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Anyone have any suggestions on how to suppress the following messages from the altera libs:
Warning (10542): VHDL Variable Declaration warning at altera_europa_support_lib.vhd(340): used initial value expression for variable "arg_copy" because variable was never assigned a value Warning (10542): VHDL Variable Declaration warning at altera_europa_support_lib.vhd(344): used initial value expression for variable "arg_length" because variable was never assigned a value I'd like to suppress these messages from the altera libraries but still have them show up for my code, which doesn't seem possible unless I go thru each altera source warning message and suppress each one individual, which across all my projects gets into the thousands :( I guess, the real solution of course is for it to be fixed in the library but its been there for several software releases now with no end in sight. jcnLink Copied
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I don't have a solution, but find it annoying too, that there are a lot of warnigns with a cleanly created NIOS core.
For a beginner like me it is irritating to get a bunch of warnings and can nothing do against it. It makes learning vhdl harder, as I have no idea, if the warnings are introduced by my own faults, or if they come from the library. :mad: When will this fault be solved by altera??
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