I want to use intelhlscompiler for high-level synthesis of C++ files, but I get the following error.
intelhlscompiler
Quatusprimelite17.1
visualstudio2010
The procedure is
start_intelhls.bat
→ build.bat
→test-x86-64.exe
→build test-fpga
→Error as shown in the image above.
The cpp file I want to use for high level synthesis
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#include "HLS/hls.h"
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
FILE * fp=NULL;
int seisuu=0; // 数字1
int seisuu2=0; // 数字2
int ans=0;
fp = fopen("input.txt", "r");
if(fp == NULL) {
printf("ファイルを開くことが出来ませんでした．¥n");
}
while (fscanf(fp, "%d,%d", &seisuu,&seisuu2) != EOF)
{
printf("%d %d\n", seisuu,seisuu2);
}
ans = seisuu+seisuu2;
fp = fopen("output.txt", "w");
fprintf(fp,"%d",ans);
fclose(fp);
return 0;
}
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buid.bat
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@Echo off
set "SOURCE_FILES=fileinout.cpp"
set "HLS_CXX_FLAGS="
:: This batch file will compile the example design to three standard targets:
:: 1) test-msvc Compile the example design to the CPU
:: Uses Visual Studio 2010
:: 2) test-x86-64 Compile the example design to the CPU
:: Uses the Intel HLS Compiler
:: 3) test-fpga Synthesize the example design to HDL
:: Generates a cosimulation executable to simulate the HDL
:: Uses the Intel HLS Compiler
:: 4) clean Remove any temporary files generated by the compiler
:: Usage: build.bat <target>
:: Example: build.bat test-x86-64
:: Only one argument expected
if not "%2"=="" goto usage
:: Accept the user's target, else default to x86-64
if not "%1"=="" (
set "TARGET=%1"
) else (
set "TARGET=test-x86-64"
echo No target specified, defaulting to %TARGET%
echo Available targets: test-x86-64, test-fpga, test-msvc, clean
)
:: Any tools installed with HLS can be found relative to the location of i++
for %%I in (i++.exe) do (
set "HLS_INSTALL_DIR=%%~dp$PATH:I"
)
set "HLS_INSTALL_DIR=%HLS_INSTALL_DIR%.."
:: Set up the compile variables
if "%TARGET%" == "test-x86-64" (
set "CXX=i++"
set "CXXFLAGS=%HLS_CXX_FLAGS% -march=x86-64"
set "LFLAGS=-o %TARGET%.exe"
) else if "%TARGET%" == "test-fpga" (
set "CXX=i++"
set "CXXFLAGS=%HLS_CXX_FLAGS% -march=CycloneV -ghdl
set "LFLAGS=-o %TARGET%.exe"
) else if "%TARGET%" == "test-msvc" (
set "CXX=cl"
set "CXXFLAGS=/I ""%HLS_INSTALL_DIR%\include"" /nologo /EHsc /wd4068 /DWIN32 /MD"
set "LFLAGS=/link ""/libpath:%HLS_INSTALL_DIR%\host\windows64\lib"" hls_emul.lib /out:%TARGET%.exe"
) else if "%TARGET%" == "clean" (
del /S /F /Q test-msvc.exe test-fpga.exe test-fpga.prj test-x86-64.exe > NUL
rmdir /S /Q test-fpga.prj > NUL
goto:eof
) else (
goto usage
)
:: Replace "" with " in the flags
set "CXXFLAGS=%CXXFLAGS:""="%"
set "LFLAGS=%LFLAGS:""="%"
:: Kick off the compile
echo %CXX% %CXXFLAGS% %SOURCE_FILES% %LFLAGS%
%CXX% %CXXFLAGS% %SOURCE_FILES% %LFLAGS%
if not ERRORLEVEL 0 (
echo Error: Compile failed
exit /b 1
)
echo Run %TARGET%.exe to execute the test.
:: We're done!
goto:eof
:: Dump the usage if we get unexpected input
:usage
echo Usage: build.bat [target]
echo Targets: test-msvc, test-x86-64, test-fpga, clean
echo Example: build.bat test-x86-64
exit /b 2
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