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floating point - Compiling *.vhdl into a library, using Altera Quartus II

I am trying to use 'Floating point and Fixed point package' as a part of my filter design in VHDL. I am using Altera Quartus II as the development environment. I downloaded the file package from the website: http://www.vhdl.org/fphdl/, now available at http://web.archive.org/web/20160305202256/http://www.vhdl.org/fphdl/

In their user guide, below is mentioned:

'fixed_float_types_c.vhdl', 'fixed_pkg_c.vhdl' and 'float_pkg_c.vhdl'
should be compiled into a library called "ieee_proposed".

However, I do not exactly know how I can compile the mentioned *.vhdl files into a library using Altera Quartus II tool.

Any tip would be appreciated.

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Using Altera Quartus II GUI you can add the 'fixed_float_types_c.vhdl', 'fixed_pkg_c.vhdl' and 'float_pkg_c.vhdl' files to the project through the "Project Navigator" tab called "Files". See figure below.

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When you add the files you can specify the target library under "Properties". See figure below.

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You can also modify the Quartus II settings (".qsf") file for the project, and add the lines:

set_global_assignment -name VHDL_FILE fixed_float_types_c.vhdl -library ieee_proposed
set_global_assignment -name VHDL_FILE fixed_pkg_c.vhdl -library ieee_proposed
set_global_assignment -name VHDL_FILE float_pkg_c.vhdl -library ieee_proposed

However, you may want to determine if compiling into the "ieee_proposed" library is required, and otherwise you can just compile them into the "work" library with other files.


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