OpenCL* Quick Start User Guide: Intel FPGA Programmable Acceleration Card D5005

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Date 7/21/2020
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1. About this Document 2. Setting Up the Host Machine 3. Running Diagnostics 4. OpenCL* Support for Multi-Card Systems 5. Running Samples 6. Compiling OpenCL* Kernels 7. Intel® FPGA PAC D5005 Security for OpenCL* Applications 8. Document Revision History for OpenCL* Quick Start User Guide
1. About this Document x
1.1. Conventions 1.2. Acceleration Glossary 1.3. Acronyms
2. Setting Up the Host Machine x
2.1. Introduction 2.2. Initializing the Environment for OpenCL* with Intel Acceleration Stack 2.3. Initializing the Intel® Acceleration Stack for OpenCL* in a Virtualized Environment
2.1. Introduction x
2.1.1. Release Content
5. Running Samples x
5.1. Running Hello World 5.2. Running Vector Add
6. Compiling OpenCL* Kernels x
6.1. Checking Timing Results
1. About this Document
2. Setting Up the Host Machine
3. Running Diagnostics
4. OpenCL* Support for Multi-Card Systems
5. Running Samples
6. Compiling OpenCL* Kernels
7. Intel® FPGA PAC D5005 Security for OpenCL* Applications
8. Document Revision History for OpenCL* Quick Start User Guide

6. Compiling OpenCL* Kernels

Before compiling an OpenCL* kernel, you must install the Intel® Acceleration Stack for Development.
  1. Set the user environment variable using one of the following commands: 
    source <DEV Install Path>/init_env.sh
  2. Ensure that the environment is setup with correct BSP using the following command: 
    aoc -list-boards
    Example sample output: 
    Board list:
pac_s10_dc
Board Package: /tools/<username>/dcp_2_0_1_PV_RC2/inteldevstack/d5005_ias_2_0_1_b237/opencl/opencl_bspBoard list:
  3. Compile an OpenCL Kernel to an aocx using commands similar to the following: 
    cd $OPAE_PLATFROM_ROOT/opencl/vector_add

aoc device/vector_add.cl -o bin/vector_add.aocx -board pac_s10_dc

Section Content
Checking Timing Results

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