Re: Using macrofunctions

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Posted by Michael van Dam on February 09, 1998 at 10:58:24:

In Reply to: Using macrofunctions posted by Kristin Hofstee on February 08, 1998 at 17:58:15:

: I've located an 8-1 mux that I would like to use
: but I don't know what library to include.

: The mux is located at:
: /nfs/ugsparcs/cad1/cad1/maxplus2.800/max2lib/mf/81mux.*

: In general, how does one find out what library to include
: to use a macrofunction?

:
: Kristin

LIBRARY altera;
USE altera.maxplus2.ALL;

In general, most things in subdirectories of 'max2lib', as
your mux, are located in this library, but there are some
exceptions.

Looking up "libraries (VHDL)" in the Help index gives a list
of all the available libraries and a brief description of
what is located in each one.

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: : I've located an 8-1 mux that I would like to use : : but I don't know what library to include. : : The mux is located at: : : /nfs/ugsparcs/cad1/cad1/maxplus2.800/max2lib/mf/81mux.* : : In general, how does one find out what library to include : : to use a macrofunction? : : : : Kristin : : LIBRARY altera; : USE altera.maxplus2.ALL; : In general, most things in subdirectories of 'max2lib', as : your mux, are located in this library, but there are some : exceptions. : Looking up "libraries (VHDL)" in the Help index gives a list : of all the available libraries and a brief description of : what is located in each one.

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