Honored Contributor
Honored ContributorForgive my ignorance.
I would expect then that if I had never run "Generate" and had grabbed my project from an archive (I actually have it captured in a source control system) where the ./db/... folder and other generated intermediate files had never been generated, and I pressed the green > compile button, that the compile would fail because the SOPC had never been generated. Yet it does not fail (like it did with 10.1 if the SOPC had never been generated). Instead, it seems that QII runs all sorts of machinery to generate the SOPC creating a folder ./db/<sopc_name>/ or something similar - exactly the files I would like to patch. So is QII 11.0 wicked smart and knows that the absense of these files means it should fire up whatever happens in QSYS when generate is pressed or am I actually seeing that it always generates the SOPC on every compile? Thanks. Trying to learn. -dave