Building the OPAE C Library¶
Steps¶
- Fetch the Intel FPGA API repository
- Configure the Intel FPGA API CMake project
- Build the Intel FPGA API project
Fetch the Intel FPGA API repository¶
git clone ssh://«Place your username here»@git-amr-1.devtools.intel.com:29418/cpt_sys_sw-fpga-sw
cd cpt_sys_sw-fpga-sw
git config user.name "«Place your name here»"
git config user.email "«Place your email here»"
curl -k https://git-amr-1.devtools.intel.com/gerrit/tools/hooks/commit-msg -o .git/hooks/commit-msg
git checkout feature/cmake
git pull
Configure the Intel FPGA API CMake project¶
cd cpt_sys_sw-fpga-sw
mkdir mybuild
cd mybuild
cmake .. «user configuration flags»
Valid «user configuration flags» are:
cmake flag Optional or mandatory Purpose Valid values Default value
----------------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- --------------
-DINTEL\_FPGA\_API\_VER\_MAJOR Optional Driver major version Integer 0
-DINTEL\_FPGA\_API\_VER\_MINOR Optional Driver minor version Integer 1
-DINTEL\_FPGA\_API\_VER\_REV Optional Driver revision version Integer 0
-DCMAKE\_BUILD\_TYPE Optional Set compiler and linker flags Debug | Release | Coverage | RelWithDebInfo RelWithDebInfo
-DBUILD\_TESTS Optional Enable | disable building gtests ON | OFF OFF
-DBUILD\_ASE Optional Enable | disable building ASE ON | OFF OFF
-DPACK\_ASE Optional Include or not ASE in final package ON | OFF OFF
Build the Intel FPGA API project¶
cd cpt_sys_sw-fpga-sw
cd mybuild # (created during previous step)
make «user target»
Valid «user targets» are:
make target Purpose
-------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
make Compiles the Intel FPGA API libraries, sample applications, utilities
make dist Creates distributable tarball package intel-fpga\_0.1.0.tar.gz
make package Create Redhat installer package: intel-fpga\_0.1.0\_1.x86\_64.rpm
make docs Generate doxygen documentation
make install Install headers, libraries, sample applications and utilities under installation directory (typically /usr/local)
For information on how to build and link applications using the Intel FPGA API, please refer to the Intel FPGA Library Programming Guide.