Cypress Warp 6.3 library management

[agdepus]

Are there anyone out there that is using their own library with warp 6.3?
There is no way i can get the compiler to find them unless i copy the
library into the project directory.
Warp seems to disregard the path....

agdepus

 

[Ken Smith]

In article <411b3cd0$1@news.broadpark.no>, agdepus <agdepus@$Łonline.no> wrote:

Are there anyone out there that is using their own library with warp 6.3?
There is no way i can get the compiler to find them unless i copy the
library into the project directory.

That's what I did too.

Creating a windows short cut didn't work right either. I thought I'd
found a way around it. You could try asking the nice folks at Cypress.


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[Charles M. Elias]

"agdepus" <agdepus@$Łonline.no> wrote in message news:<411b3cd0$1@news.broadpark.no>...

Are there anyone out there that is using their own library with warp 6.3?
There is no way i can get the compiler to find them unless i copy the
library into the project directory.
Warp seems to disregard the path....

agdepus

Here is the procedure:

1. Write your library and save it.

2. In Galaxy click on File/New and select Project(target library).
Add the VHDL file or files to this project in the same way you do for
a hardware project. The order of the files is important if a file
uses modules from another file. Order the files so that the most
primitive files appear at the top of the list, followed by the files
that use the primitives.

3. Compile this project. You now have a compiled VHDL library.

4. In order to use this library in a VHDL project that targets a
device you open the that project in Galaxy and and select
Project/Library Manager. In the Libraries dialog box, select the
Assign tab and click Add. Enter the library name and path (you can
use the ... button to browse and select the path that way.

5. Close all of the dialogs, and then you can check to see if you did
it right by selecting Project/Library Mangager again. Your library
should appear in the dialog box window. Don't forget the "use
statement" for your library in your project's VHDL code. You must use
step 4 above for each project in which you want to use your library.

Best regards,

Charles