Do not add the include.v file into project sources or read the include file in non-project mode. Set the include_dirs option to the location of the include.v file in the synth_design command or Synthesis settings. Also, if I right click and try to Open Declaration for one of the variables of that header file, Simplicity Studio is able to open the header file and points to the right location. Not sure why it shows a red line under and during compiling throws an execption of no such file or directory found.
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When I compile from source on a 64-bit Linux machine I hit this: Funny thing (and maybe more serious thing) is, if I then make again it doesn’t fail on this error. I was able to hack around this by putting a copy I found laying around somewhere in a dir and then changing the Make step for the 32-bit builtins like so: It appears this file is not guaranteed to be on a Linux 64-bit system (the stubs-64.h is present, however). |
It looks like the stubs-32.h file issue is a missing package in your linux install: |
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