Diamond: Why does the Clarity Designer or IPExpress not contains any Module IP?

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• 5519 - Clarity Designer on Linux: Cannot create IP

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• 4018 - Diamond: How to import IPexpress blocks into Clarity Designer while porting a <i>LatticeECP3</i> design to an <i>ECP5</i> device?

  For information, refer to the Importing Existing Modules and IP from an Existing Design section in the Clarity Designer User Guide.

• 3898 - Diamond / IPExpress: Why is IPexpress disabled for ECP5?

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  Lattice Diamond: The .lpc (Lattice Parameter Configuration) file is a text file that contains values entered for IPexpress modules and IP cores. It has two main functions: It is used by IPexpress to store the user-selected values of settings for ...