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Error (12002): Port "X" does not exist in macrofunction "Y"

Altera_Forum
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‎11-08-2016 03:57 PM
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I added i2c_opencores IP to Qsys like I did before. 

The scl and sda are exported as conduits. 

 

However, now I get this message in Quartus (similar for sda): 

 

Error (12002): Port "i2c_opencores_0_export_scl_pad_io" does not exist in macrofunction "q_sys_inst" 

 

The error is caused by this line in the Qsys instantiation in the Verlog file: 

 

.i2c_opencores_0_export_scl_pad_io (PMODA_IO[2]), 

 

I checked: 

 

- Qsys instantiation template: .i2c_opencores_0_export_scl_pad_io is there 

- bsf-file: no i2c_opencores_0_export_scl_pad_io there, while it was in 

a previous version. 

 

Any clues? 

 

Thanks, 

Jos
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Altera_Forum
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‎11-14-2016 08:25 AM
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I will answer my own question. Because I used a previous project 

as basis for the project in which the error occurred I got two 

Qsys output folders with different names. This confused Quartus, 

apparently. Removing the oldest folder solved the problem.
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