Developer Guide

FPGA Development for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio Code on Linux*

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Date 3/22/2024
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FPGA Development for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio Code on Linux
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Prerequisites Set the Environment Variables and Launch Visual Studio Code Install the oneAPI Sample Browser Extension Build and Run the FPGA Emulation Image for Fast Compile Generate and View the FPGA Optimization Report Build and Run the FPGA Hardware Image Notices and Disclaimers
FPGA Development for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio Code on Linux

FPGA Development for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio Code on Linux

Document Deprecation Notice:
As of oneAPI 2024.1, this document is deprecated and is no longer being maintained. The contents of this document have been moved to "FPGA Development for Intel oneAPI Toolkits with Visual Studio* Code" in Intel oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler Handbook for Intel FPGAs.

You can integrate the Intel® oneAPI Base toolkit with Visual Studio (VS) Code on Linux* to support a seamless software development environment. You can use VS code for FPGA development in the same way you would use for CPU or GPU. The process is same for setting the oneAPI environment variables, launching VS Code, creating a project from a sample, and code editing.

NOTE:

FPGA development flow involves the following steps:

  1. Setting up the environment variables.
  2. Building and running the emulation image using the fast compile method.
  3. Generating and viewing the static HTML optimization report.
  4. Building and running an actual FPGA hardware image.

For more information about this workflow, refer to the FPGA Flow section in the Intel® oneAPI Programming Guide.

Prerequisites

Download and install the following software:

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