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15 years agoProblems with my own Drivers
Hello,
I have write my own Avalon Slave Component and would like integrate the driver in my Eclipse projekt... I have a the problem that the driver would not integrated automatic in the BSP projekt... when I open the BSP_Editor do show at my component at the driver column none. I have read the Section in the Altera Handbook for Developers and hav not found any answer... I have allready found in the Forum that the Version must be the same in _sw.tcl and _hw.tcl... I have checked it with the same result. Thanks all for helping me... Flo I use Quartus Version 10.0sp13 Replies
- Altera_Forum
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To see an example go to the /ip/dispatcher directory in the zip file for this design and make sure you have everything in your .tcl file as well using it as a reference: http://www.altera.com/support/examples/nios2/exm-modular-scatter-gather-dma.html?gsa_pos=1&wt.oss_r=1&wt.oss=sgdma
- Altera_Forum
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Thanks...
I have checked the link and... I think I made it at the "same" way... but the problem is also that my driver files will not found by the BSP Builder... Thanks... Flo PS: At the Attechement is my TCL File - Altera_Forum
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If you use the Altera nios2-bsp script with the --debug option, you should see lots of output related to finding locating system ip modules and finding the best driver match.
1. Make sure the search path to your _sw.tcl file is present at the beginning of the debug output. If your IP is located in a standard location such as the quartus project folder, then you are ok. 2. Search for your discovered module in the debug output. You should see the attemp to match a driver to your module. You should see your driver and a reason as to why it was not considered compatible (skipped over)