Intel® High Level Synthesis Accelerator Functional Unit Design Example User Guide

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Document Table of Contents x
1. About the HLS AFU Design Example 2. Building the HLS AFU Design Example 3. Customizing the HLS AFU 4. HLS AFU Design Example Description 5. Troubleshooting HLS AFU Designs 6. Document Revision History for the HLS AFU Design Example User Guide
1. About the HLS AFU Design Example x
1.1. HLS AFU Design Example Files 1.2. Acronyms in the HLS AFU Design Example User Guide
2. Building the HLS AFU Design Example x
2.1. HLS AFU Design Example Software Requirements 2.2. Compiling and Simulating the HLS Component with the i++ Command 2.3. Generating a Platform Designer Container for the HLS Component 2.4. Generating the ASE Testbench 2.5. Running the ASE Testbench 2.6. Compiling the AF Bitstream 2.7. Loading AF Bitstream and Running the Host Application
3. Customizing the HLS AFU x
3.1. Acceleration Stack Configuration Files
4. HLS AFU Design Example Description x
4.1. AFU Description 4.2. Host Application Description
4.1. AFU Description x
4.1.1. HLS AFU Container
4.1.1. HLS AFU Container x
4.1.1.1. HLS AFU Avalon-MM I/O Slave Interface 4.1.1.2. HLS AFU Avalon-MM Master Interfaces
5. Troubleshooting HLS AFU Designs x
5.1. Platform Designer Opens with an Error 5.2. The design unit was not found Error When Running the make sim Command 5.3. Verilog HDL Compilation Errors 5.4. Compilation Errors During ASE Testbench Generation 5.5. Incorrect Output During Simulation 5.6. AF Bitstream Compilation Fails 5.7. Verilog Files Not Found Errors
1. About the HLS AFU Design Example
2. Building the HLS AFU Design Example
3. Customizing the HLS AFU
4. HLS AFU Design Example Description
5. Troubleshooting HLS AFU Designs
6. Document Revision History for the HLS AFU Design Example User Guide

4.1.1.1. HLS AFU Avalon-MM I/O Slave Interface

The HLS hls_avalon_slave_component attribute in the hls_afu/hw/rtl/src/hls_afu.h header file moves the start, busy, stall, and done control signals into the component control and status register (CSR). You can also apply the hls_avalon_slave_register_argument attribute to each of the component parameters to move them into the component CSR.

A generic component function signature is as follows: 
hls_avalon_slave_component 
component 
float fpVectorReduce_basic( 
    hls_avalon_slave_register_argument float *masterRead,
    hls_avalon_slave_register_argument float *masterWrite,
    hls_avalon_slave_register_argument uint64 size)

When you access the CSR of your HLS component, use 64-bit reads and writes.

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