MOdelSim doesn't support multiple modules in single .v file?

Having multiple modules should work I know in the past I've had multiple modules in the same file.

What are the errors being reported when you are compiling?

That cannot be correct. Look in the Quartus install directory

C:\software\altera\12.1sp1_free\quartus\eda\sim_lib

all of these files have multiple modules, and they can all be compiled by Modelsim-ASE and Modelsim-SE.

I suspect you have another issue. Look at some of these Verilog files and see if they have something different in them relative to your code, eg., perhaps your code is missing "endmodule".

Cheers,

Dave

Ragazzi ho lo stesso problema : mi da questo errore, potreste darmi una mano gentilmente ?Grazie anticipatamente per la risposta.

Determining the location of the ModelSim executable...Using: C:\altera\13.1\modelsim_ase\win32aloem

To specify a ModelSim executable directory, select: Tools -> Options -> EDA Tool Options

Note: if both ModelSim-Altera and ModelSim executables are available, ModelSim-Altera will be used.

**** Generating the ModelSim Testbench ****

quartus_eda --gen_testbench --check_outputs=on --tool=modelsim_oem --format=verilog boh -c boh --vector_source=C:/Users/Luca/Desktop/progetti con il quartus 13.1(ultima versione)/Waveform.vwf --testbench_file=C:/Users/Luca/Desktop/progetti con il quartus 13.1(ultima versione)/simulation/qsim/Waveform.vwf.vt

Error (23028): Unknown argument "con". Refer to --help for legal arguments.

Usage:

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quartus_eda [-h | --help[=] | -v]

quartus_eda []

quartus_eda -t

Error.

Tcl works with strings, and so the argument should more correctly be:

--vector_source={C:/Users/Luca/Desktop/progetti con il quartus 13.1(ultima versione)/Waveform.vwf}

or

--vector_source="C:/Users/Luca/Desktop/progetti con il quartus 13.1(ultima versione)/Waveform.vwf"

Since this path looks like it was generated by Quartus, you have two options;

1. Manually start Modelsim and run the simulation

2. Move your project to a path without spaces

Cheers,

Dave

Thank you for the response, knowing it should work, and looking at it fresh, i now do see my error, a mis-named module. So all is good.

thanks