New ContributorHi
Does anybody know how to design a TCL to:
-- open a .hex file, 8 bit data wide
-- combine to 32 bits wide data
-- re-split into 8 bits wide data while reversing the order of the words
-- combining it back to 32 bit wide
-- save it to a .mif file
Thereafter I would need to:
-- update the mif file of my project
-- run the assembler
These last 2 steps I guess I can find how to manage but the first part of my stuff:
no idea...
Super ContributorUnfortunately, we do not provide technical support on custom script writing.
However, you may checkout the Quartus® Prime Pro Edition User Guide: Scripting, for a comprehensive reference of all the Quartus Prime Tcl packages and commands.
Reference link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683432/24-3/faq.html
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Richard Tan
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