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14 years ago

C2H is missing SOLVED

When I right click on a selected function in my source code in Eclipse the "Accelerate with the Nios II C2H Compiler" option is missing. What is wrong? Is there any way to enable this?

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    14 years ago

    So that others know you'll also have to install the legacy Nios II tools from the Altera installer. In 11.0 I believe this is enabled by default but you do have the option to turn it off. If you turn it off the installer will not install the IDE or C2H to your drive.

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    14 years ago

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    So that others know you'll also have to install the legacy Nios II tools from the Altera installer. In 11.0 I believe this is enabled by default but you do have the option to turn it off. If you turn it off the installer will not install the IDE or C2H to your drive.

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    How to option C2H compiler and turn it on? My Nios II SBT for eclipse is 10.1 sp1, But I don't found the"Accelerate with the Nios II C2H Compiler".

    Thanks.
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    14 years ago

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    How to option C2H compiler and turn it on? My Nios II SBT for eclipse is 10.1 sp1, But I don't found the"Accelerate with the Nios II C2H Compiler".

    Thanks.

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    You have to run the Legacy NIOS II IDE, not the NIOS II SBT for Eclipse.

    Also, I think you have to right-click on the function name in the source code.

    Hope this helps. In my case, I can find the "Accelerate with the Nios II C2H Compiler" option but it just does not work. Nothing happens when I click it. Please try and tell about your experience
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    14 years ago

    Mrkozmic is correct, C2H has never been supported in the software build tools for Eclipse tools. You have to install the legacy tools which comes with the Nios II IDE which C2H is available from.

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    14 years ago

    Thanks for reply.That's only use C2H in the Nios II IDE,not in the Nios II SBT for Eclipse.Could you tell me how to install the legacy tools?

    Thanks.
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    14 years ago

    When you run the installer it will ask you what tools to install. If you want to use C2H make sure the legacy Nios II tools are installed. I think they are installed by default in 11.0 so you probably already have what you need installed.

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    14 years ago

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    When you run the installer it will ask you what tools to install. If you want to use C2H make sure the legacy Nios II tools are installed. I think they are installed by default in 11.0 so you probably already have what you need installed.

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    No, the Legacy tools has to be downloaded from here:

    <altera home page>/download/software/nios-ii

    At least I had to do that. Full installaton of 11.0 did not include that.
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    14 years ago

    Thanks mrkozmic.

    I found the legacy tools was not supported in the NIOS SBT for Eclipse,it is so bad.
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    No, the Legacy tools has to be downloaded from here:

    <altera home page>/download/software/nios-ii

    At least I had to do that. Full installaton of 11.0 did not include that.

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    That's correct, when you download the individual installers. I was talking about the unified installer that only downloads the bits and pieces that need to be installed.