Hello, my name is Motsu.
I have been officially assigned to a project and am working hard every day to become a full-fledged engineer.
I have been working on a question that is often asked by customers as an issue.
I would like to introduce a useful feature that I found in the process.
The function is to prevent warning messages, etc. that appear when compiling with Quartus® Prime from being displayed.
Some people may find it bothersome to repeatedly see messages that have already been confirmed.
If so, this is a must-see!
I will explain how to do it as soon as possible.
1. compile
First, compile the file.
For more information about compilation, please refer to
・" How to recompile only a part of your FPGA design "
・" Quartus® Prime has a method to reduce compilation time.
・" Let's use incremental compilation "
If you want to know more about compilation, please take a look at these articles.
2. Hiding messages
After compilation, select the message you want to delete from the messages displayed in the Message Window, and right-click.
Suppress ⇒ Suppress Message will hide the selected message.
(Selected messages are automatically saved as .srf files in the project folder.)
3. message management
Right-click anywhere in the Message Window and select Suppress ⇒ Message Suppression Manager to see a list of hidden messages (see below).
Clicking the Export Rules button will output a rule file (.srf) containing the set message display rules.
To apply the rules to other projects, open Message Suppression Manager in the relevant project and click the Import Rules button to import this rule file.
You can also select a message and click the left-most Delete button to make the hidden message visible again.
Conclusion
Unnecessary warning messages can be easily hidden and saved as a rule file.
The rule file (.srf) can be applied to other projects.
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