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- SyafieqS
Super Contributor
Hi Mahender,
Yes you can create your own IP. You might need to refer to below document on how to do that.
- Alberto_R_Intel
Occasional Contributor
mahender, Thank you for posting in the Intel® Communities Support.
In reference to your inquiry, just to let you know, I just moved your thread to the proper support department. They will further assist you with this matter as soon as possible.
Regards,
Albert R.
Intel Customer Support Technician
- SyafieqS
Super Contributor
Hi Mahender,
Assuming you are using =>18.0 version, you cant do this in Pro. Creating a symbol file no longer available in Pro starting 18.0 as symbol files are not an industry standard format and had been removed. To work around this limitation, you can do this in Standard or Lite.
- SyafieqS
Super Contributor
You can do that, might need to watch below tutorial on how to do the simulation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eviC0jP90ZA
Also might need to look into below document for details if you re using other tools
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/ug/ug-qpp-tp-simulation.pdf
- mahender
New Contributor
Hi @SyafieqS ,
That video is so helpful and that i have used for ip simulation,but i am asking for block design.I have created block design using one or more ip's(interconnection),simulation can be done as per your previous answer but what i have to do to instantiate the block diagram in testbench(for ip after simulation instance code will be generated and that code i use in the testbench)..?how can i generate instace file for block design..i have block design file like this...
- SyafieqS
Super Contributor
Hi Mahender,
For BDF, file I dont think Quartus have feature that can generate instance code for module instantiation unlike in qsys,might need to write your own. In 19.2 the most, you can simulate bdf easily with testbench generated automatically by toggling the input manually from file-> new file-> university program. If you intend to use Modelsim only simulate HDL, thus you probably need to convert those bdf to HDL, which those feature only available in Lite/Std.