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Altera Corporation
User Guide Version 11.1
A–1
October 2011
Appendix A. Using PCI
Constraint File Tcl Scripts
Introduction
Altera provides constraint files, in the form of Tool Command Language
(Tcl) scripts, to meet PCI timing requirements in the Quartus II software.
The PCI Compiler v11.1 generates a constraint file for your target device
family.
f
For a list of supported device families and the level of support offered
for each family, refer to
.
PCI Constraint
Files
PCI constraint files make the following assignments in your Quartus II
project:
■
PCI pin location assignments
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PCI I/O voltage assignments
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PCI clamp diode assignments
■
PCI timing assignments
■
Logic option assignments for clk, rstn, irdyn, and trdyn pins
■
Logic option assignments for the PCI MegaCore function variation
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LogicLock assignments in designs targeting Cyclone devices
■
Programmable ground assignments in designs targeting MAX II
devices (For more information, refer to
Noise (SSN) Considerations” on page A–2
When run, the constraint file automatically extracts the PCI MegaCore
function, PCI MegaCore function hierarchy, device family, density and
package type used in your Quartus II project, and makes PCI assignments
for your project based on this information.
To use a PCI constraint file, perform the following steps:
1.
Open your project in the Quartus II software.
2.
Ensure that you have specified a device family, density and package
in your Quartus II project.
3.
In the Quartus II software, choose Tcl Console (View > Utility
Windows menu).