Internal Error: Sub-system: VPR20KMAIN

One thing to test, is to delete the db and incremental_db directories in the synthesis directory. This will cause a full recompile of all modules, and I have seen it fix issues like this in the past. It's probably caused by a corrupt db file.

If that doesn't work, you'll need to open a support case, and they will require your project files to reproduce it.

If you can isolate the code that causes this issue, build a small test case and submit it with your support case.

Pete

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Internal Error: Sub-system: VPR20KMAIN, File: /quartus/fitter/vpr20k/vpr_common/superblock_manager.c, Line: 410

Internal Error

Processors in use: 2

Stack Trace:

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Quartus II 32-bit Version 13.1.0 Build 162 10/23/2013 SJ Full Version

how to solve it?

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You may be out of memory - I see you're running the 32-bit version, which usually tops out at about 2GB of usable RAM. What kind of device are you trying to compile?

The device release notes from this page show the amount of recommended RAM: http://www.altera.com/support/kdb/solutions/rd10202009_168.html

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One thing to test, is to delete the db and incremental_db directories in the synthesis directory. This will cause a full recompile of all modules, and I have seen it fix issues like this in the past. It's probably caused by a corrupt db file.

If that doesn't work, you'll need to open a support case, and they will require your project files to reproduce it.

If you can isolate the code that causes this issue, build a small test case and submit it with your support case.

Pete

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dear pete,

thank u to reply me for my problem,and i think it will cause by "out of memory".

my system is WINDOWS XP SP2 32-bit version,I will trying to compile on another computer with WIN7 64-bit & 4GB RAM.if it works,i should update the old PC.:)

yijia he

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You may be out of memory - I see you're running the 32-bit version, which usually tops out at about 2GB of usable RAM. What kind of device are you trying to compile?

The device release notes from this page show the amount of recommended RAM: http://www.altera.com/support/kdb/solutions/rd10202009_168.html

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YES!!!!!!

I wasn't thinking with this problem.thank u.I'll try this.

Yes, memory is getting to be more and more of an issue as the number of gates available in the device increases. Glad you have a working solution!

Pete