Jeff Stout wrote:

> Ok, I've finally got Protel's Altera PLD development system up and
> running.  Now I'm really looking forward to some solid development
> with the Altera EPM7032 device.
>
> I configured the PLD compiler to produce PLA files, push the
> "GO" button, and found another problem.  Protel's output converter
> for PLA files only outputs up to 254 characters; and wouldn't
> you know it, all pin names are put on the same line.  This device
> has 32 inputs/outputs, so the last 12 outputs are left off the list with
> the first of the those last 12 cut off in the middle. Like this:
>
> #$ PINS  24 Input_1:37 Input_2:38 Input_3:39 Input_4:40 Output_5:2
> Output_6:3 Output_7:5 Output_8:6 Output_9:8 Output_10:10 Output_11:11
> Output_12:12 Output_13:13 Output_14:14 Output_15:15 Output_16:18
> Output_17:19 Output_18:20 Output_19:21 Output_20:22 O
>
> There were suppose to be another 12 names at the end.
>
> AAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!
>
> I've done several successful designs with Protel for the 22V10.  Believe
> me when I say that getting Protel PLD to work was never this hard before.

Yes, it is pretty clear from a number of aspects that when they called this
PLD, they were thinking of devices like the 22V10 as the top of the
line.  I'm doing 10 - 30K gate FPGAs for a number of projects, and some of
these
devices have 100+ signal pins.  I'm not even trying to use Protel for this.

Jon

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