Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
20 years agoCustom kits
Hi all,
suppose that I developed a set of SOPC Builder components and software, and I want to distribute them together with examples and documentation. I feel the best way to do that is to create somehow a sort of additional kit that is made of SOPCBuilder components, software, demos, ... ... In some sense similar to the "Nios-II kit"... Is it possible? I started in that direction on NiosII 5.0 beta, adding a "mykit" directory under c:\altera\kits. inside it, I put a "components" directory (with the SOPC Builder components), and an "example" directory. Then I added a .sopc_builder file in c:\altera\kits\mykit as following: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div> --- Quote Start --- kit_id = "mykit"; nios2_ide_project_name = "mykit"; kit_version = "1.0";[/b] --- Quote End --- the result is: - I got Eclipse automatically inserting a dummy project that shows the components under c:\altera\kits\mykit\components - but I did not get SOPCBuilder automatically find my components. To do that, I have to go in the SOPCBuilder properties and add "c:/altera/kits/mykit/components" to the list of the component directories Is there a way to let SOPCBuilder automatically find that "mykit" exists, adding automatically the components to the list? I ask that because in the SOPCBuilder Manual, page 4-6, it is written that <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div> --- Quote Start --- If a directory is recognized as a kit directory (indicated by the presence of a file named .sopc_builder), then SOPC Builder further searches in the components/ subdirectory.[/b] --- Quote End --- bye Paolo