aocl custom bsp assertion failure

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aocl custom bsp assertion failure

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I have a custom bsp with onchip RAM instantiated on it (instantiated like a DDR, not using the AOCL compiler directive). Application kernels compile file, Qsys shows no errors, and the FPGA can be programmed. However...

Once i run "./vector_add" I get:

Initializing OpenCL

PLL: Version mismatch! Expected 0xa0c00001 but read 0x1

vector_add: acl_pll.c:226: acl_pll_init: Assertion `check_version_id(pll)==0' failed.

It seems the acl_pll.c file is compiled into a shared object (.so) file.

Can anyone help me with this or how to get around it?

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