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FvM
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Quartus Prime Pro 26.1 - Where to find Documentation of new Signaltap features

Hello,

Quartus Prime Pro 26.1 is advertizing new SignalTap Python API. But there's no 26.3 Signaltap User Guide yet available. Where to find a documentation of Python interface or example code?

Regards
Frank

  • Hi Frank,

    yes, the stp.py that you referenced is a what is currently available.  One note is that the module in only available using quartus_py.   This can be accessed using the Quartus Command Window (Windows OS) or by exporting the quartus/bin directory (Linux).

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    FvM
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    Hi Kenny,
    I found in the meantime
    altera_pro\26.1\quartus\common\python\lib\site-packages\altera_sld\stp.py

    Apparently no other code or documentation provided, but looks like a good starting point.

    Regards
    Frank

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      KennyT_altera
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      thank you for the additional information, we will get back to you soon. 

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      KennyT_altera
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      Since this information should be sufficient, we shall close this thread for now. 

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        FvM
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        Hi,

        I didn't yet start evaluating the Python interface, thus I can't say how far we'll get without regular documentation. Personally I would expect a brief explanation of concept, list of exported data types and implemented commands. Thus I'l add a question mark to "sufficient".

        Anyway, I appreciate that the Python interface was published as is.

        Regards Frank

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    ChrisR_Altera
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    Hi Frank,

    yes, the stp.py that you referenced is a what is currently available.  One note is that the module in only available using quartus_py.   This can be accessed using the Quartus Command Window (Windows OS) or by exporting the quartus/bin directory (Linux).

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    FvM
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    Hi Kenny,
    I'm looking forward for User Guide to come. Can close this thread.

    Regards
    Frank