Content Back-Annotation tab

Allows you to preserve the current placement of LogicLock region members in future compilations for supported device(MAXII) families.

Content back-annotation preserves the location of the nodes assigned to a LogicLock region relative to the origin of that region. LogicLock back-annotation allows you to move a LogicLock region to a new location or to export the LogicLock region to another project while maintaining relative placement of nodes within the region.

• Back-Annotate Contents— Opens the Back-Annotate Assignments dialog box, which allows you to back-annotate the nodes of the currently selected LogicLock region or regions.
• Delete Back-Annotated Contents— Allows you to delete back-annotated LogicLock node locations in the currently selected LogicLock region. When you click Delete Back-Annotated Assignments, you delete all back-annotated node locations in the selected region. If that region has child LogicLock regions, the Quartus^® Prime Standard Edition software prompts you to decide whether to delete all back-annotated node locations in the child regions as well. If you click Yes, you delete all back-annotated node locations in the selected region and in its descendant regions. If you click No, you delete only back-annotated node locations in the selected region.
• Disable back-annotated contents— Allows you to disable back-annotated node locations in the currently selected LogicLock region. The Compiler ignores disabled back-annotated node locations, but they remain in the Quartus Prime Standard Edition Settings File (.qsf) Definition When you turn on Disableback-annotatedcontents, you disable all back-annotated node locations in the selected region. Child regions are not affected unless you select them.
• Back-annotated nodes—Displays the names of all back-annotated nodes in the currently selected LogicLock region.
• Populate List—Refreshes the Back-annotated nodes list.