ranthal
July 9th, 2008, 07:42 PM
Hi all,
I am trying to set up an installation of Synplify Pro (an FPGA synthesis tool) on my machine running Ubuntu 8.04. Synplify is only supported on Red Hat and SuSE so it's taken some faking but I am almost there. The shell script used to start the Synplify GUI gets hung up on this line of code:
SYN_HOMEDIR/$PLATFORM/mbin/$SYN_PRGM $SYN_ARGS >$ERRFILE "$@";
The first portion refers to the Synplify executable, the second passes the argument -pro to run the pro vertsion, and after the redirect it goes into an error file. Has anyone tried this before and had this problem? Oh and one more note, I am currently doing it on my 32-bit machine but the intention is to do it for a 64-bit server later.
I saw an earlier thread on trouble finding libc.so.6 but I already had this problem and solved it by telling the program that I was using kernel 2.6.24 instead of what it originally considered 2.4.1 and this worked. Thanks!
I am trying to set up an installation of Synplify Pro (an FPGA synthesis tool) on my machine running Ubuntu 8.04. Synplify is only supported on Red Hat and SuSE so it's taken some faking but I am almost there. The shell script used to start the Synplify GUI gets hung up on this line of code:
SYN_HOMEDIR/$PLATFORM/mbin/$SYN_PRGM $SYN_ARGS >$ERRFILE "$@";
The first portion refers to the Synplify executable, the second passes the argument -pro to run the pro vertsion, and after the redirect it goes into an error file. Has anyone tried this before and had this problem? Oh and one more note, I am currently doing it on my 32-bit machine but the intention is to do it for a 64-bit server later.
I saw an earlier thread on trouble finding libc.so.6 but I already had this problem and solved it by telling the program that I was using kernel 2.6.24 instead of what it originally considered 2.4.1 and this worked. Thanks!