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    Altera_Forum
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    Instead of expecting others to do your work for you, why not tell us what problems you are having?

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    Instead of expecting others to do your work for you, why not tell us what problems you are having?

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    i'am not telling you to do my work i'am just asking if have a problems in compiling the program, and depend on your answer i will know what is the problem, and sorry for disturbing you sir.
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    Please be specific on the question, that will save your time & you can expect a quick response.

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    The problem is that Quartus is made by altera for altera parts. The code you have downloaded is for a Xilinx board.

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    The problem is that Quartus is made by altera for altera parts. The code you have downloaded is for a Xilinx board.

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    really!!!!!!! but how to know that is in xillinix, it is possible to modified it to altera vhdl?????
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    Its in the Xula repository, and with 30s of searching I found it had a Xilinx chip.

    What gave it away from your post was the failure to find the UNISIM library - which is a Xilinx primitives simulation library.

    To get it working for Altera, you'll have to strip out all references to UNISIM.

    If all you want is this one file - just delete the unisim library.
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    :)thnx for helping me i appreciate that, i will try to modify it and see if i get any result. :)

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    Its in the Xula repository, and with 30s of searching I found it had a Xilinx chip.

    What gave it away from your post was the failure to find the UNISIM library - which is a Xilinx primitives simulation library.

    To get it working for Altera, you'll have to strip out all references to UNISIM.

    If all you want is this one file - just delete the unisim library.

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