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If all you want to do is learn/experiment with OpenCL, why not just do it on a GPU in your PC? NVIDIA CUDA based GPUs support OpenCL development.
Then once you learn and understand OpenCL, you can move to an FPGA based environment if that is what your application requires.
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Dear ak6dn.
Thanks for your apply. Actually I want to learn OpenCL and use old Atera FPGA. So I want to use old board to learn OpenCL. The board is composed of stratix Altera FPGA and possible to use PCIe connecting. But Altera web-site introduce specific boards. So I have upper question. Is it possible to use OpenCL in my board? I want to test just 'Hello world example'. If it is not possible, please tell me why.
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