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New ContributorTrying to configure my de1-soc board with oneAPI
Hi @Ratan,
You should changed all the includes statement based on what is being mention previously to fixed the fatal error mention.
Apologies as I am confused, are you saying you have reverted back to the old include statement and issues is fixed?
Unsure of what stage you are in now, please do share the project that you are facing issues with, so that we can better understand the current stages you are at.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Best Wishes
BB
New ContributorThank you for the information on the de1-soc board. I will probably have to switch boards.
As an alternative, my advisor told me to continue with jupyterLabs but I find myself to be in a confusing position.
I currently completed the following steps on JupyterLabs:
oneAPI_Essentials->Introduction_to_Jupyter->INtroduction_to_Jupyter.ipynb
Browsed the section intro_to_jupyter.
After this I clicked on get started with module1 but that did not give me much information. It just informed me about SYCL and the XPU structure and functioning with oneAPI.
I remember reading somewhere that the next step was :
FPGA emulation using oneAPI base toolkit.
I do have my oneAPI base toolkit installed and have tested the sample project vector-add on my linux system but honestly have a little trouble following advice/instructions from the webpage.
how do I proceed in jupyterLabs and do you believe that this is a good way to fully understand the development/deployment flow without my board?
I am asking this question since this was advertised on : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/training/fpga-development-flow.html ->
2. Open the FPGA_Development_Flow folder, and then select FPGA_Emulation_Using_Intel_oneAPI_Base_Toolkit.ipynb.
Thank you for all your help!
