vhdl compiling error message

[Amit]

Hello group,

In the first part of a code I see:

use work.analogpacktemp.all

and when I run the compilation command (vcom) I get the following
error:


# ** Error: (vcom-11) Could not find ./work.analogpacktemp.

In the project files I have a file called analogpacktemp.vhd which
containts:

package analogpacktemp is
subtype voltage is real;
subtype current is real;
end analogpacktemp;

What am I missing here? your help will be appreciated greatly.

Regards,
amit

 

[Paul Uiterlinden]

Amit wrote:

Hello group,

In the first part of a code I see:

use work.analogpacktemp.all

and when I run the compilation command (vcom) I get the following
error:


# ** Error: (vcom-11) Could not find ./work.analogpacktemp.

In the project files I have a file called analogpacktemp.vhd which
containts:

package analogpacktemp is
subtype voltage is real;
subtype current is real;
end analogpacktemp;

What am I missing here? your help will be appreciated greatly.

You're missing: vcom analogpacktemp.vhd

Design units made visible by a use clause must have been compiled before the
design unit that contains that use clause.

--
Paul Uiterlinden
www.aimvalley.nl
e-mail addres: remove the not.

 

[Amit]

On May 4, 8:06 am, Paul Uiterlinden <puit...@notaimvalley.nl> wrote:

Amit wrote:
Hello group,

In the first part of a code I see:

use work.analogpacktemp.all

and when I run the compilation command (vcom) I get the following
error:

# ** Error: (vcom-11) Could not find ./work.analogpacktemp.

In the project files I have a file called analogpacktemp.vhd which
containts:

package analogpacktemp is
subtype voltage is real;
subtype current is real;
end analogpacktemp;

What am I missing here? your help will be appreciated greatly.

You're missing: vcom analogpacktemp.vhd

Design units made visible by a use clause must have been compiled before the
design unit that contains that use clause.

--
Paul Uiterlindenwww.aimvalley.nl
e-mail addres: remove the not.

Thanks, right I was using a wrong syntax in do file.

Regards,
Amit