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Environment:
Intel vLab servers quipped with Stratix-10 PAC. Software: Quartus Pro 18.1.2 with patches + acceleration stack d5005_ias_2_0_pv
I was trying to compile a simple OpenCL program into verilog using AOC, make some changes and then use Quartus to generate bitstream from it. Here is the command I used:
# generate RTL with AOC
aoc -rtl gemm.cl -board=pac_s10_dc
# change to work directory
cd gemm
# run the shell scripts under build folder
source build/run.sh
The error message I got from Quartus when running the last command as followed. Quartus failed to open the qsys file.
Info: Performing IP Generation using the command line: /export/fpga/tools/quartus_pro/18.1.2_patches_202_203_206/quartus/sopc_builder/bin/qsys-generate {--family=Stratix 10} --part=1SX280HN2F43E2VG --block-symbol-file --quartus-pro
ject=/homes/sx233/test/gemm/build/dcp --rev=afu_default --top-level-generation=true --synthesis=verilog --parallel=off kernel_system.qsys
Error: Error opening /homes/sx233/test/gemm/build/kernel_system.qsys.
When I logged out and run the command again, I got a different error message:
Info: Command: quartus_sh -t add_bbb_to_pr_project.tcl
Info: Using INI file /homes/sx233/test/gemm/build/quartus.ini
Error (125036): Assignment value SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE WITH MAXIMUM PLACEMENT EFFORT for assignment OPTIMIZATION_MODE is illegal File: /homes/sx233/test/gemm/build/afu_default.qsf Line: 49
Info (125063): set_global_assignment -name OPTIMIZATION_MODE "SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE WITH MAXIMUM PLACEMENT EFFORT" File: /homes/sx233/test/gemm/build/afu_default.qsf Line: 49
Info (125076): Specified assignment value "OPTIMIZATION_MODE" must include one of the following values: "Aggressive Area", "Aggressive Performance", "Aggressive Power", "Balanced", "High Performance Effort", "High Power Effort
"
Error (125091): Tcl error: ERROR: Illegal assignment name: IP_TOOL_VENDOR_NAME. Specify a legal assignment name. To view the list of legal assignment names, run "get_all_assignment_names".
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I don't know if this is the issue, but did you run the aoc command with the typo you have there? It should be "-board".
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Thanks for your reply.
That's a typo. I should have run the correct command, because I can see that the correct target board is used in the log from AOC.
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Hi,
I suspect that this might be related to the Vlab setup issue. Please create new forum case in https://communities.intel.com/groups/harp so that they can help related to Vlab related issue.
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Okay. Thanks John.
Actually I tried the same command on a private server, and got some similar errors... Have no idea what's going wrong.
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Hi,
When you mention the same error on private server, may I know the step you used and could you share with me your project so that I can duplicate the issue?
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I tried Quartus 17.4 and 19.1, but neither of them actually worked. In Quartus 19.1, I sourced the setup scripts to make the ENV variables are set correctly (e.g. INTELFPGAOCLSDKROOT e.t.c), and then I ran `aoc -rtl gems.cl` to generate RTL and change to the work directory. There is a XML file named `board_spec.xml` in the folder, and I just followed the commands in that XML to run the compilation.
For Quartus 17.4, it is almost the same steps, except that I have to use `aoc -c gemm.cl` to generate the RTL. I can share you with source code I have to reproduce the issue (you need to replace the TXT extension with CL). Thanks!
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Hi,
If you would like to genrerate C to RTL then I would recommend you to use HLS flow. Please refer to https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/div1537518568620.html.
The reason is that I do not think the Arria 10 PAC is able to support OpenCL to generate RTL only.
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