Re: [oc] using quartus with opencores

[Richard Herveille <richard@asics.ws>]

As an Altera user you've got access to LeonardoSpectrum.
Take the design you need, synthesize it with Leonardo.
Use the generated EDIF file as your new project, and let Quartus place & route 
the design.

Note that most opencores' designs are just building blocks, not entire 
systems. You need to create your system by combining blocks.

Richard

> i just wanted somebody to had done it to guide me through the steps,
> because iīm new in it. i wanted to know that first i download the vhdl
> code, and then? shoul I  take a block tool and give it the same inputs and
> outputs as in the design, compile it and thatīs all? or have to do
> something else? thanks for your interest, leire
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: h.larsen@risoe.dk
>   To: cores@opencores.org
>   Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 12:55 PM
>   Subject: RE: [oc] using quartus with opencores
>
>
>   I have used altera quartus for many things, but not apex, and nor with
> opencores (yet). But I see no reason why it shouldnt be posible to make
> this mixing. It supports VHDL and verilog. You know of their free, but
> slightly limited web edition? Maybe it supports the Apex you are
> requesting. Not sure if this answers your question.
>
>   henning
>     -----Original Message-----
>     From: leire [mailto:a.lrubio15683@eps.muni.es]
>     Sent: 27. november 2002 14:59
>     To: cores@opencores.org
>     Subject: [oc] using quartus with opencores
>
>
>     Has any of you implemented any opencore in an Apex of altera using
> Quartus? Thank you

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