Occasional Contributorhii i have general question
if i have a pof file after compiling my vhdl design , is the checksum of the pof file get written into the cfm0 sector , and if i want to read the cheksum how can i do it ?
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Occasional Contributorhii thanks for reply is the crc16 calculated upon my vhdl design? and deos it get stored in the cfm ?
Regular ContributorHi aiedb,
From my understanding - To answer your question, no, the CRC16 at the end of the .pof isn’t calculated from your VHDL design directly. It’s generated when you build the .pof, mainly for the Quartus programmer to check file integrity during programming. This CRC16 doesn’t get written into the CFM sectors, so you can’t read it from the device later. Basically, it’s just for checking the .pof file itself, not stored inside the FPGA.
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Fakhrul
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Occasional Contributorhii thanks for your reply and help
