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Hi all,
I designed a system with FIR compilier . now. When I simulate the whole system using EDA RTL Simulation, I see this error below in modelsim. # ** Error: E:/Altera/Test_V80/IP/FIR/fir_ast.vhd(32): Library auk_dspip_lib not found.# ** Error: E:/Altera/Test_V80/IP/FIR/fir_ast.vhd(33): (vcom-1136) Unknown identifier "auk_dspip_lib".# ** Error: E:/Altera/Test_V80/IP/FIR/fir_ast.vhd(36): VHDL Compiler exiting# ** Error: D:/modeltech_6.5c/win32/vcom failed. how do i solve it? ThanksLink Copied
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my guess is that you are simulating the source HDL which is encrypted. make sure you are generating the simulation netlist, and use the <fir_variation_name>.vho/.vo in your simulation instead of the the FIR library source files
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I found the problem. It appears to be a bug in a script somewhere that breaks when your FIR variation is in a sub-directory. For some reason putting it into a sub-directory includes *both* the .v and the .vo in the Modelsim .do file. Modelsim then chokes on the .v file.
Workaround: Move your generated megafunction files back to the main project folder. This correctly only puts the .vo into the .do file. Strangely it doesn't seems to affect other megafunctions, such as Reed Solomon don't choke on the .v file, although it's still in the .do file when created in a sub-directory. I've lodged a service request : 10809644- Mark as New
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Got e-mail confirming this bug. No date for a fix yet.
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You must got the wrong name of FIR inst. change the module example's name from fir_ast to fir. you can try it
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