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Quartus 19.3 Output Directory Contents and Location
Hi,
Where can the output directory be found? According to the Quartus help it says it is relative to the qsys file path. I looked everywhere near that directory with no luck.
Will the output directory have logs of FPGAs that have been programmed manually using the tool?
Thank you,
Jeremy Smith
The Programmer generates messages in the Messages window but doesn't generate any files. I guess you could copy/paste or export the messages.
9 Replies
- sstrell
Super Contributor
By default, there's an output_files directory in your project directory. You can change this in Assignments -> Settings -> Compilation Process Settings.
If you're talking about files generated by Platform Designer, in Standard/Lite, you can select the directory when you generate, but it defaults a directory with the same name as the .qsys file where the .qsys file is located. In Pro, it's always in the project directory with the same name as the system.
- Jeremy_S
New Contributor
It's Pro. What if there is no project directory and the FPGAs were simply programmed with the Programmer tool? Are there any logs that can be retrieved in that case?
- sstrell
Super Contributor
You're looking for a log of programming a device with an existing programming file (.sof, .pof, etc.)? I'm not sure I understand what you're looking for.
- Jeremy_S
New Contributor
Yeah, essentially. We configured and programmed a bunch of FPGAs with existing .sof and .jic files. I am looking for some logs to upload for record keeping purposes.
- sstrell
Super Contributor
The Programmer generates messages in the Messages window but doesn't generate any files. I guess you could copy/paste or export the messages.
- Jeremy_S
New Contributor
Okay thank you for the information!
- Nurina
Regular Contributor
Hi, did the above comment help?
- Jeremy_S
New Contributor
Yes, thank you.
- Nurina
Regular Contributor
Thanks for the update. I shall put this case to close pending. If you have a new question, feel free to open a new thread to get the support from Intel experts. Otherwise, the community users will continue to help you on this thread. Thank you.
Regards,
Nurina