Developer Guide
FPGA Development for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio Code on Linux*
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Date
12/16/2022
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Set the Environment Variables and Launch the Visual Studio Code
Perform these steps to set the environment variables:
- Open a terminal session.
- Locate the setvars.sh script. The location depends of your oneAPI installation, and it will be one of the following:
- If you installed as root or sudo, then find the script in the root directory of your oneAPI installation, which is typically /opt/intel/oneapi.
- If you did not install as sudo or root, then find the script in the ~/intel/oneapi/ directory.
- If you customized the installation folder, then find the script in your custom installation folder.
- Run the setvars.sh script from the command line using the following command:
source <oneapi_install_path>/setvars.sh
For more information, refer to Set Environment Variables for CLI Development.
- In the same terminal session, launch VS Code by running the following command:
code
NOTE:The benefit of sourcing the oneAPI setvars.sh script before launching VS Code is that all terminal sessions and child processes of VS Code includes the oneAPI development environment setup.