Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition User Guide: Getting Started

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Date 12/04/2023
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B.1.2. Optimizing Settings with Project Revisions

You can save multiple, named project revisions within your Intel® Quartus® Prime project (Project > Revisions). Each project revision captures a unique set of project settings and constraints, while using the same set of logic design files.

Use revisions to experiment with different settings while preserving the original. Optimize different revisions for separate applications:

  • Create a unique revision to optimize a design for different criteria, such as by area in one revision and by fMAX in another revision.
  • When you create a new revision the default Intel® Quartus® Prime settings initially apply.
  • Create a revision of a revision to experiment with settings and constraints. The child revision includes all the assignments and settings of the parent revision.

You create, delete, and edit revisions in the Revisions dialog box. Each time you create a new project revision, the Intel® Quartus® Prime software creates a new .qsf using the revision name.

To compare each revision’s synthesis, fitting, and timing analysis results side-by-side, click Project > Revisions and then click Compare. In addition to viewing the compilation Results of each revision, you can also compare the Assignments for each revision. This comparison reveals how different optimization options affect your design.

Figure 75. Comparing Project Revisions