vselhakim1337
vselhakim1337
Okay @TizianoDeMatteis 1. I've uninstalled the package for the headers via my OS' package manager, I've removed the cache folder, and I've run the same Python script. Now dace cannot...
Ok, I've uninstalled my Quartus 22.1 (apparently 19.1 does not work with a newer version of Quartus), and installed 19.1 that comes packaged with the SDK. I've also included Arria...
In dace repo dir I did: ``` python3.8 -m venv venv pip install -e . ``` I have `opencl-nvidia` and `ocl-icd` packages installed from the official Manjaro repos (or Arch)....
Installation of Quartus runs fine on Manjaro. I didn't run into any major issues, besides this. ``` $ ls ~/intelFPGA/19.1/hld/host/include/CL/ cl_d3d10.h cl_ext_intelfpga.h cl_gl.h cl.hpp opencl.h cl_ext.h cl_gl_ext.h cl.h cl_platform.h ```...
Okay, after renaming: ``` $ cd ~/intelFPGA/19.1/hld/host/ $ mv include include_tmp $ mv include20 include $ ls arm32 include include_tmp linux64 ``` then I ran the python example: ``` $...
How can I configure dace to use my custom board? Do I have to make a BSP/platform myself? CMake still gives me errors when I switch to the `de10_nano` board...
@TizianoDeMatteis that's good to know, I was indeed using the standard edition. I unfortunately do not have a license for the pro edition. Nevertheless, I had the impression that this...
Okay @TizianoDeMatteis, I've freshly installed the Intel FPGA SDK 18.1 **standard** edition. I had to do exactly the same steps as before to get the basic example to compile with...
Hi @tbennun, thank you for chiming into this. I really hope my experience here helps resolve these compilation issues in DaCe. Regarding the documentation, it would be very helpful if...
@TizianoDeMatteis @tbennun Had a test with Xilinx, and same compilation error occurs. We figured out that it was related to CUDA OpenCL headers taking precedence over Intel and AMD/Xilinx headers....