Max_number_of_registers_from_uninferred_rams – Altera Quartus II Settings File User Manual

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MAX_NUMBER_OF_REGISTERS_FROM_UNINFERRED_RAMS

Allows you to specify the maximum number of registers that Analysis & Synthesis can use for conversion

of uninferred RAMs. You can use this option as a project-wide option or on a specific partition by setting

the assignment on the instance name of the partition root. The assignment on a partition overrides the

global assignment (if any) for that particular partition. This option prevents synthesis from causing long

compilations and running out of memory when many registers are used for uninferred RAMs. Instead of

continuing the compilation, the Quartus II software issues an error and exits.

Type

Integer

Device Support

This setting can be used in projects targeting any Altera device family.

Notes

This assignment is included in the Analysis & Synthesis report.
This assignment supports synthesis wildcards.

Syntax

set_global_assignment -name MAX_NUMBER_OF_REGISTERS_FROM_UNINFERRED_RAMS
<value>
set_instance_assignment -name MAX_NUMBER_OF_REGISTERS_FROM_UNINFERRED_RAMS -
to <to> -entity <entity name> <value>

Default Value

-1 (Unlimited)

Example

set_global_assignment -name max_number_of_registers_from_uninferred_rams
2048

MNL-Q21005

2015.05.04

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