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"Rob Gaddi" <> wrote in message
news:20081120093219.cc021c0e.rgaddi@technologyhigh land.com...
>I think I've broken my Modelsim. A couple of days ago
> things were working fine. Then I let XilinxUpdate bring me up to the
> latest models, and all of a sudden my directly instantiated components
> weren't working. I told Modelsim to Refresh all of the libraries from
> the Library pane, and now when I try to simulate my testbench I'm
> getting the error:
>
> # ** Error: (vsim-3174) Package 'C:\Modeltech_xe_starter\std.standard'
> # requires a body.
>
> Does anyone have any idea of how to fix this? Preferably without
> having to uninstall/reinstall Modelsim; that's half a day's work I'd
> rather not put in unless it's essential.
>
> --
> Rob Gaddi, Highland Technology
> Email address is currently out of order

Search the ModelSim User's Manual for "Rebuilding Supplied Libraries", this
will tell you how to run "rbldlibs.do".

Hans
www.ht-lab.com

Rob Gaddi wrote:

> Any other ideas?
>
Read up on vcom -refresh in the modelsim docs.
Also note that source code that infers rather than
instances does not have this annoyance.
Good luck.

-- Mike Treseler

"Rob Gaddi" <> wrote in message
news:20081120140451.00b4bf6a.rgaddi@technologyhigh land.com...
> On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:32:28 -0000
> "HT-Lab" <> wrote:
>
>>
>> "Rob Gaddi" <> wrote in message
>> news:20081120093219.cc021c0e.rgaddi@technologyhigh land.com...
>> >I think I've broken my Modelsim. A couple of days ago
>> > things were working fine. Then I let XilinxUpdate bring me up to
>> > the latest models, and all of a sudden my directly instantiated
>> > components weren't working. I told Modelsim to Refresh all of the
>> > libraries from the Library pane, and now when I try to simulate my
>> > testbench I'm getting the error:
>> >
>> > # ** Error: (vsim-3174) Package 'C:\Modeltech_xe_starter
>> > # \std.standard' requires a body.
>> >
>> > Does anyone have any idea of how to fix this? Preferably without
>> > having to uninstall/reinstall Modelsim; that's half a day's work I'd
>> > rather not put in unless it's essential.
>> >
>> > --
>> > Rob Gaddi, Highland Technology
>> > Email address is currently out of order
>>
>> Search the ModelSim User's Manual for "Rebuilding Supplied
>> Libraries", this will tell you how to run "rbldlibs.do".
>>
>> Hans
>> www.ht-lab.com
>>
>>
>
> No luck. Neither the user's manual nor the reference manual contains
> the word "rebuilding" or any reference to "rbldlibs.do". rbldlibs.do
> is not the name of any file anywhere under the C:
> \Modeltech_xe_starter directory tree.
>
> Any other ideas?

Hi Rob,

I guess they removed the rbldlibs.do file and vhdl_src\std directory from
the OEM version. Unfortunately I can only suggest to re-install Modelsim, it
shouldn't take half a day though.

Good luck,

Hans
www.ht-lab.com





>
> --
> Rob Gaddi, Highland Technology
> Email address is currently out of order

Rob Gaddi wrote:

> Whoever is responsible, by the way, for the fact that Windows takes
> better than 10 minutes just to populate the program list in the
> Add/Remove Programs panel, and then just as long to repopulate after
> each removed program, can't be taken out back and shot enough times.
>

One alternative is command line scripts and makefiles.
(and no one gets hurt

-- Mike

[world_tan]

Originally Posted by Mike Treseler

Rob Gaddi wrote:
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One alternative is command line scripts and makefiles.
(and no one gets hurt

-- Mike

I wonder what command can be used for this?