Altera RTE for OpenCL User Manual
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Getting Started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL
for Altera ARMv7-A SoC
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Getting Started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL for SoC on Windows
on page 4-1
To execute an OpenCL kernel onto an SoC, install the Altera Runtime Environment (RTE) for OpenCL,
the SoC Embedded Design Suite (EDS). You must also build your host application using an ARM-specific
Makefile.
Getting Started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL for SoC on Linux
on page 4-12
To execute an OpenCL kernel onto an SoC, install the Altera Runtime Environment (RTE) for OpenCL,
the SoC Embedded Design Suite (EDS). You must also build your host application using an ARM-specific
Makefile.
Uninstalling the Altera RTE for OpenCL
on page 4-23
To uninstall the Altera Runtime Environment (RTE) for OpenCL for SoC, delete the RTE directory and
restore all modified environment variables to their previous settings.
Getting Started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL for SoC on Windows
To execute an OpenCL kernel onto an SoC, install the Altera Runtime Environment (RTE) for OpenCL,
the SoC Embedded Design Suite (EDS). You must also build your host application using an ARM-specific
Makefile.
1.
Downloading the Altera SDK for OpenCL and the SoC EDS
on page 4-2
To get started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL on the Cyclone V SoC Development Kit, download the
AOCL and the SoC Embedded Design Suite (EDS) for Windows from the Download Center within the
Altera website.
2.
Installing the Altera SDK for OpenCL
on page 4-2
To get started with the Altera RTE for OpenCL on the Cyclone V SoC Development Kit, install the
AOCL for Windows.
3.
on page 4-3
Install the Altera SoC Embedded Design Suite (EDS) for Windows to build your host application for
OpenCL kernel deployment on an SoC board.
4.
Obtain the AOCL license from the Altera Self Service Licensing Center.
5.
Recompiling the Linux Kernel Driver
If you need to rebuild the Linux kernel driver, recompile the
aclsoc
Linux kernel driver to the exact
version of the Linux kernel running on the SoC.
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