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I wouldn't try and "read" the code, or other files, generated by the MegaWizard. You only need to know how to put it to use - how to instantiate it in your design. By all means look through the generated files, they're all text files. In several you will find settings for all the parameters you set via the wizard. However, you don't need to necessarily understand them.
Verilog or VHDL - match this to the language you're capturing your design in. Or, are you capturing it as a schematic in Quartus? In which case, on the last 'Summary' tab or the MegaWizard for the PLL, you need to check the *.bsf check box to ensure the appropriate symbol file is generated for you to use in your schematic.
Cheers,
Alex
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Dear Alex good afternoon,
thank you so much for getting back to me on this one. I understand what you mean and i am 100% sure that i am not going to understand anything (with my current knowledge level) from the PLL's auto-generated code but...you know...as a complete no00b i feel really curious to see as much as i can see. :D
Actually i am not capturing it as schematic in Quartus. I am trying to write as much code as possible in order to get the hang of it. :)
Best regards,
Panos.
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