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The tool is only showing you the clock that could not be routed. You probably need to take more clocks off of the global routing channels to free up resource usage. Check the Compilation Report to see which clocks (or potentially high fanout control signals) are using the global clocks and see if you can remove more of them.
I'm not sure why turning off the Auto Global setting causes the same issue, but turning that off means that you would need to manually specify which clocks should use the global routing channels.
- Jens5 years ago
Occasional Contributor
I checked the report (congestion summary in Fitter report) and tried to remove all clocks.
But the error remains. It seems the fitter do not recognize my assignments.assignment:
-name GLOBAL_SIGNAL OFF -to "deserializer:DESER|sen_pll:SENPLL_6|sen_pll_altera_iopll_181_qprrpya:iopll_0|altera_iopll:altera_iopll_i|twentynm_iopll_ip:twentynm_pll|outclk[3]~CLKENA0"fitter:
Info (175026): Source: auto-promoted clock driver deserializer:DESER|sen_pll:SENPLL_6|sen_pll_altera_iopll_181_qprrpya:iopll_0|altera_iopll:altera_iopll_i|twentynm_iopll_ip:twentynm_pll|outclk[3]~CLKENA0What can I do more?
- EngWei_O_Intel5 years ago
Frequent Contributor
Hi Jen
Are you able to share you sample design?
Thanks.
Eng Wei
- EngWei_O_Intel5 years ago
Frequent Contributor
Hi Jen
Have you try to use ALTCLKCTRL IP to route your clock to regional clock?
Thanks.
Eng Wei
- Jens5 years ago
Occasional Contributor
Hi Eng Wei
I made a stripped down version of this project so you can check the quartus errors.
Jens