Licensing, Relcon, Usage – Altera Quartus II Scripting User Manual

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Chapter 2: Command-line Executables

quartus_sh

Quartus II Scripting Reference Manual

© July 2013

Altera Corporation

This command starts the Distributed Master/Slave Toolkit’s slave daemon and set the working directory
to "d:/slave". The working directory stores the temporary directories that are used by the slave while
running the jobs. These temporary directories are deleted when the jobs are released successfully. If the
jobs fail to be released for some reasons, you may need to delete these temporary directories manually to
save disk space.

Licensing

This script is copyrighted by Altera Corporation and provided subject to the rights granted by the Altera
Legal Notice found in the file quartus/common/tcl/apps/qslave/qslave.tcl.

--relcon

Option to call a predefined Tcl script that can be used to place logic registers relative to user-defined pin
locations. One application of this script is to optimize timing margins for DDR/DDR2-SDRAM memory
interfaces on Stratix II.

Usage

quartus_sh --relcon [<options>]

Use "quartus_sh --relcon -?" for help on the available options.

Example

# Place the read postamble registers in the LABs adjacent to the
# DQS pins to optimize read postamble setup margin.
quartus_sh --relcon -project top -pin_name "mem_dqs[*]" -reg_name
"*|postamble_en_pos_2x[*]" -row_offset 1 -apply

# Place the read resync registers in the LABs adjacent to
# the DQ pins to optimize read resync setup and hold margins.
quartus_sh --relcon -project top -pin_name "mem_dq[*]" -reg_name "*|rdata_p_ams[*]"
-row_offset 1 -apply
quartus_sh --relcon -project top -pin_name "mem_dq[*]" -reg_name "*|rdata_n_ams[*]"
-row_offset 1 -apply

Licensing

This script is copyrighted by Altera Corporation and provided subject to the rights granted by the Altera
Legal Notice found in the file quartus/common/tcl/apps/relcon/relative_constraint.tcl

--restore

Option to restore the specified Quartus II Archive File (.qar).

Usage

quartus_sh --restore [<options>] <.qar file name>

Available options

Option

Description

-content

List the contents of the specified Quartus II Archive file.

-ascii <file name>

When combined with the -content option, this option generates the specified <file
name> containing a newline-delimited list of files contained in the specified Quartus
II Archive file.

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