Hello!
Thanks for your reply!
I downloaded the same one. Actually it was the program I was already using.
It compiles out of the box in my case, but the image is swept by an horizontal
line a few times, then the top blue band is replaced by a white band, then after
a while the image disappears completely and is replaced by a color pattern (the
image is split horizontally, the top half is a gradient from blue to lime green,
and the bottom part is a gradation from red to yellow).
Now I'm not sure how to set the option -O0. I right-clicked the project, went
to properties -> C/C++ build and added -O0 (minus capital-O zero) in the
field "compiler invocation command". Is this right?
Anyway it does not change anything, I still cannot enter the functions I want to
jump into (at least after the mixer is started).
By the way, I am using quartus 9.1 sp2 and NIOS 9.1 IDE. Both were downloaded
at the same time, so I guess they fit.
Now I have rebuilt the same program from scratch (as you tell me it works fine),
but I get the same result as before: no interactivity at all.
Could you describe how your program works?
As for mine, the image (roughly 640 x 480) is centered and it displays live video.
The top margin (from the top of the screen to the top of the picture) has been replaced
by a blue rectangle. That's it. No interaction although the touch panel is enabled.
It never enters the while loop. As there are issues with the debugger, I print a marker
everytime the loop is entered, but nothing is printed on the console, so the loop is not
reached. Any idea?
Thanks,
Pascal