Building a simple LAB environment to implement and examine the HLS concepts explained throughout this course 1
is the main concern of this section. 2
These are the software and hardware components that we need in this course, a laptop or desktop computer 3
with a USB port. 4
A basis three evaluation board and the micro USB cable to connect that to the computer. 5
And the Xilinx, rather, collects Tulsans. 6
I have tried to keep this simple, therefore, a large group of students, researchers and hobbyists 7
can build a lab and learn the exciting concepts. 8
However, if you have other resiling sports e-mail, you can follow the course only with minimal modifications 9
in the constraints file into the design suite before generating the final FPGA bitzer. 10
All you need is installing designing safety checks on your computer. 11
And connect the bases to report it, now you're ready to dive in and design harder with the approach. 12
To make sure that you have a proper setup, this section gives you the big picture of the environment, 13
the relationship between components, and guide you through the installation of steps. 14
This section consists of five letters. 15
This lecture introduces a section, the next lecture will explain some of the features available by 16
designing civil rights elects tool set and give you a big picture of the tool usage. 17
More details of each step in synthesizing a code in Nevada, italics are explained in lecture three. 18
In lecture four, we will download the toolset from designing a website and install that on our PC or 19
laptop. 20
Finally, the last lecture will explain how to test the lab environment to make sure it is ready to 21
be used throughout the course.