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In Xilinx EDA, you have the ability to "Regenerate All Cores" if you were to change the targeted device in your project. (more info here (http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/sw_manuals/xilinx13_2/pp_p_process_regenerate_all_cores.htm)) In Quartus II, is there a similar process you have to do to optimize design if I change a project device?
Specifically, I'm running a tcl script that loops through every single device in a specifically family (ex. Stratix V) and running "execute_flow -compile" with all of them. I'm using LPM_ADD_SUB IP core and basically a wrapper. I'm researching to see the placed utilization (how many LUTS, registers, DSPs used etc.) differences between all the devices within a single family. Thanks, KevinLink Copied
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Same question here. Nobody knows, or the function doesn't exist?
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From the Project menu, try the Update IP cores (forget the name right now) dialog. I don't know if it works with changing devices since it's usually used when moving to a newer version of the software, but it can't hurt to try it.
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Hi sstrell, the menu item is "Upgrade IP Components..." and is primarily intended for upgrading when changing the Quartus version (as you mentioned). I don't see any possibility to re-generate all cores at once from this dialogue if opened in the same version of Quartus.
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