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HRZ
Frequent Contributor
6 years agoSome possible sources for your problem:
- Modelsim is officially supported only on RHEL/CentOS and SUSE (http://fpgasoftware.intel.com/requirements/19.3/).
- Intel HLS Pro requires GCC 5.4, but your log clearly shows that it is trying to link against GCC 4.7.4. Double-check the instruction in Section 1.1. of this document:
- liuyz6 years ago
New Contributor
Thank for your reply.
Yes, I have installed 32bits support on Ubuntu for ModelSim, and it seems I can start it standalone. But I will give RHEL a go.
For GCC, the installed one on my system is v5.4, and I set i++ to use the system gcc. For the v4.7.4 in the log, I have no idea, and it looks like from the ModelSim install folder. We use v17.1 ModelSim, and gcc 4.7.4 is part of the installation folder.
I think these are also parts of my query, which is the env doesn't hookup.
Have you successfully setup the HLS/OPAE flow?