AN 1006: Multi-Project Analysis with Exploration Dashboard

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2.1. Step 1: Create an Exploration Dashboard Workspace 2.2. Step 2: Add Projects to Exploration Dashboard 2.3. Step 3: Launch Connections and Compile the Projects 2.4. Step 4: Import and Analyze Timing Summary Reports 2.5. Step 5: Analyze the Results of Report Timing
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2.3. Step 3: Launch Connections and Compile the Projects

After properly configuring the compute specification and adding projects to the workspace, you can launch the remote connections between the Exploration Dashboard and the instances of the Quartus® Prime software. Once you establish the connection, you can remotely compile all seeds in the group and load their compilation results in Exploration Dashboard by following these steps:
  1. Create a group and add projects, as Step 2: Create a Group and Add Projects in Exploration Dashboard describes.
    Figure 11. Launch Remote Connection Task


  2. On the Tasks list, click Launch Remote Connection. The Launch Remote Connection dialog box appears.
  3. Turn off Load remote compilation databases. Load remote compilation databases upon completion saves time when connecting to previously compiled projects.
    Figure 12. Launch Remote Connection Dialog Box


  4. Click OK. The Exploration Dashboard Console shows connections to the Quartus® Prime software instances are complete, and the projects are loaded with a status of READY.
    Figure 13. Object Status Report Panel Showing Three Grouped Projects Connected


  5. To compile the projects in their respective software, click Launch Remote Compile on the Tasks list. The Launch Remote Compile dialog box appears.
    Figure 14. Launch Remote Compile Dialog Box Options


  6. Turn on Load remote compilation databases upon completion.
  7. Click OK. As compilations proceed, each project's messages indicate progress. The Compilation DB (database) column displays the status of Loaded when complete.
    Figure 15. Object Status Report Shows Loaded Compilation Databases


    Note: There is no requirement to compile designs in Exploration Dashboard. This tutorial only includes this step so that the walk-through has a known starting point. You can use any compilation process that works best for you. When you use Exploration Dashboard with pre-compiled projects, you simply add the projects to the workspace, and then Launch Remote Connection and load the compilation databases.
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