The following directories are the functional simulation libraries, located in the <Quartus II installation directory>\eda\sim_lib directory:
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220model.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Altera library of parameterized modules (LPM) version 2 2 0. For VHDL-93 compliant designs, use 220model.vhd. For VHDL-87 compliant designs, use 220model_87.vhd. |
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220pack.vhd |
Libraries that contain VHDL Component Declarations for the 220model.vhd library. |
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altera_primitives.v altera_primitives.vhd altera_primitives_components.vhd |
Libraries that contain primitives for Altera-specific megafunctions used in Block Design Files (.bdf), AHDL Text Design Files (.tdf), VHDL Design Files (.vhd), and Verilog Design Files (.v). |
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altera_mf.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Altera-specific megafunctions.
For VHDL-93 compliant designs, use altera_mf.vhd. For VHDL-87 compliant designs, use altera_mf_87.vhd. |
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arriagx_hssi_atoms.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Arria GX designs that contain the alt2gxb megafunction.
For Verilog HDL designs, you must compile the 220model.v and sgate.v simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling this library.
For VHDL designs, you must compile the 220pack.vhd, 220model.vhd, sgate_pack.vhd, and sgate.vhd simulation model libraries (in that order) and then compile the arriagx_hssi_components.vhd. |
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arriaii_hssi_atoms.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Arria II GX designs that contain the alt4gxb megafunction.
For Verilog HDL designs, you must compile the 220model.v and sgate.v simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling this library.
For VHDL designs, you must compile the 220pack.vhd, 220model.vhd, sgate_pack.vhd, and sgate.vhd simulation model libraries (in that order) and then compile the arriaii_hssi_components.vhd. |
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stratixgx_mf.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Stratix GX designs that contain the altgxb megafunction.
For Verilog HDL designs, you must compile the 220model.v and sgate.v simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling this library.
For VHDL designs, you must compile the 220pack.vhd, 220model.vhd, sgate_pack.vhd, and sgate.vhd simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling these libraries. |
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stratixiigx_hssi_atoms.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Stratix II GX designs that contain the alt2gxb megafunction.
For Verilog HDL designs, you must compile the 220model.v and sgate.v simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling this library.
For VHDL designs, you must compile the 220pack.vhd, 220model.vhd, sgate_pack.vhd, and sgate.vhd simulation model libraries (in that order) and then compile the stratixiigx_hssi_components.vhd. |
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stratixiv_hssi_atoms.v |
Libraries that contain simulation models for Stratix IV GX designs that contain the alt4gxb megafunction.
For Verilog HDL designs, you must compile the 220model.v and sgate.v simulation model libraries (in that order) before compiling this library.
For VHDL designs, you must compile the 220pack.vhd, 220model.vhd, sgate_pack.vhd, and sgate.vhd simulation model libraries (in that order) and then compile the stratixiv_hssi_components.vhd. |
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The following libraries are VITAL-Compliant functional simulation libraries for use with designs synthesized with the Synopsys Design Compiler software:
The \quartus\eda\synopsys\sim\vhdl\vital directory contains Altera-provided VHDL simulation models in VITAL 95 format. This library contains functional descriptions of all primitives that appear in Altera-specific technology libraries. These libraries allow you to perform a functional simulation that verifies the netlist structure generated by the Synopsys Design Compiler software. Altera provides the flex.cmp and flex.vhd files in the \quartus\eda\synopsys\sim\vhdl\vital directory.
Similarly, the \quartus\eda\synopsys\sim\verilog\altera directory contains Altera-provided Verilog HDL simulation models for all Altera devices supported by the Quartus II software.

