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Well, that changes everything. The Xeon+FPGA platform works in a completely different manner and all info and documentation about it is only available to the limited number of people who have access to the systems. Since those systems are largely a work-in-progress, I would expect a lot of bugs.
I am afraid your log isn't saying much, it is just breaking in some part of the process without much useful ino. Intel/Altera probably has a specific support for these systems. I strongly suggest contacting them directly, they might have a new BSP or something that might fix your problem.
Also regarding parallel compilation, since the compilation process is very memory-intensive, performing multiple compilations in parallel would need a very large amount of memory and if your system runs out of memory, one or more of the compilations will crash. Expect to need at least 40 GB of memory per compilation for Arria 10. Still, in such cases, there is always a message in the log that says the crash has happened due to lack of memory, while such error does not exist in your log. If the compilation of the same kernel always crashes in the same place with the same error, then this is some issue in the software, but if the crashes are random, this could very well be due to lack of resources due to parallel compilation or some other transient issue.
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Ok, thanks for your reply!
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