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Quartus II Settings File Reference Manual - Altera

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Appendix : About–5<br />

Overview<br />

Overview<br />

■ LC_X1_Y20_N0<br />

■ LAB_X1_Y1<br />

■ M4K_X17_Y12<br />

frequency<br />

An assignment with type frequency requires a value that is a frequency. A frequency<br />

value consists of a numeric value and text representing units of frequency. The<br />

numeric value can include a decimal point, and the numeric value and units of<br />

frequency can be separated by a single space. For example, the following values are<br />

legal:<br />

■ “50.5 MHz”<br />

■ 10kHz<br />

Benefits of Command-Line Operation & Tcl Scripting Support<br />

Each stage of the <strong>Quartus</strong> <strong>II</strong> software design flow corresponds to a command-line<br />

executable file. Many of these executable files also support industry-standard Tcl<br />

scripting for custom functionality or processing beyond the GUI design flow. The<br />

<strong>Quartus</strong> <strong>II</strong> software offers the following scripting support benefits, also known as<br />

CAR:<br />

■ Custom Analysis<br />

■ Automation<br />

■ Reproducibility<br />

Custom analysis allows you to build test procedures into the script and change design<br />

processing based on the test results. Scripts can automate design flows to perform on<br />

multiple computers simultaneously and easily archive and restore projects.<br />

Reproducibility ensures that scripts use the same project setup and assignments for<br />

every compilation, even when you transfer a project from one engineer to another. In<br />

other words, you can use scripts as another level of design quality assurance.<br />

June 2012 <strong>Altera</strong> Corporation <strong>Quartus</strong> <strong>Settings</strong> <strong>File</strong><br />

<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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