Multiple Top-Level Documents

This compiler hint appears in hierarchical designs, where two or more schematic sheets are at the top-level of the structure. The message is displayed in the Messages panel in the following format:

Multiple top level documents: SheetName has been used,

where

SheetName is the name of the schematic document currently being used as the top-level sheet.

Default Report Mode

Error

Recommendation

This issue typically arises due to the sheet symbol on the true top sheet not targeting the intended sub-sheet correctly. To resolve this issue, first determine which schematic sheet is the intended sub-sheet. Check to see if a sheet symbol has been placed for the intended sub-sheet on the top-level schematic:

• If a sheet symbol does not exist, create it - either by manual placement or by using the Create Sheet Symbol From Sheet Or HDL command (available from the main Design menu).
• If the sheet symbol exists, check the symbol's Filename field and ensure that it references the sub-sheet.

Upon recompiling, the hierarchy will be resolved and the error will disappear from the Messages panel.