Disable, Enable, Lai_file=<.lai file – Altera Quartus II Scripting User Manual
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Chapter 2: Command-line Executables
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Quartus II Scripting Reference Manual
Example:
quartus_stp
--disable
Option to disable either the SignalTap
®
II Logic Analzyer or the Logic Analyzer Interface in the Quartus II
Settings File (.qsf).
Example:
quartus_stp
quartus_stp
If neither --logic_analyzer_interface or --signaltap is used, both tools are disabled.
--enable
Option to enable either the SignalTap
®
II Logic Analyzer or the Logic Analyzer Interface in the Quartus II
Setting File (.qsf).
Example:
quartus_stp
quartus_stp
If neither --logic_analyzer_interface or --signaltap is used, both tools are enabled.
--lai_file=<.lai file>
Option to specify which Logic Analyzer Interface file (.lai) to use for processing. If you do not specify a file
name, the file name defined in the Quartus II Settings File (.qsf) is used by default. If there is no file name
defined in the QSF, you must specify a valid file name.
--logic_analyzer_interface
Option to set the enable option or disable option to affect the Logic Analyzer Interface settings only.
--rev=
Option to specify which revision and its associated Quartus II Settings File (.qsf) to use.
This option directs the Quartus
®
II software to use the existing settings in the specified revision's QSF, if
any. However, all arguments passed from command line and all assignments obtained from the database
override assignments from the QSF.
If not specified, the revision name is assumed to be the same as that of the project. Altera
®
recommends
using the same name for the project and the revision to avoid the use of this option.
--signaltap
Option to set the enable option or disable option to affect SignalTap II settings only.
--stp_file=<.stp>
Option to specify which SignalTap
®
II File (.stp) to use for processing. If you do not specify a file name, the
file name defined in the Quartus II Settings File (.qsf) is used by default. If there is no file name defined in
the QSF, you must specify a valid file name.