Displaying the software version, Listing the rte utility command options, Managing an fpga board – Altera RTE for OpenCL User Manual

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Displaying the Software Version

To display the version of the Altera RTE for OpenCL , invoke the

version

utility command.

Note: The ARM processor on the Cyclone V SoC Development Kit does not support this utility.
• At the command prompt, invoke the

aocl version

command.

Example output:

aocl <version>.<build> (Altera Runtime Environment for OpenCL,

Version <version> Build <build>, Copyright (C) <year> Altera

Corporation)

Listing the RTE Utility Command Options

To display information on the Altera RTE for OpenCL utility command options, invoke the

help

utility

command.
Attention: The ARM processor on the Cyclone V SoC Development Kit does not support this utility.
• At a command prompt, invoke the

aocl help

command.

The RTE categorizes the utility command options based on their functions. It also provides a descrip‐

tion for each option.

Managing an FPGA Board

The Altera RTE for OpenCL includes utility commands you can invoke to install, uninstall, diagnose, and

program your FPGA board.
For more information on the

install

,

uninstall

,

diagnose

,

program

and

flash

utility

commands, refer to the Managing an FPGA Board section of the Altera SDK for OpenCL Programming

Guide.

Related Information

Managing an FPGA Board

Managing Host Application

The Altera RTE for OpenCL includes utility commands you can invoke to obtain information on flags

and libraries necessary for compiling and linking your host application.
Attention: To cross-compile your host application to an SoC board, include the

--arm

option in your

utility command.

Caution:

For Linux systems, if you debug your host application using the GNU Project Debugger (GDB),

invoke the following command prior to running the host application:

handle SIG44 nostop

Without this command, the GDB debugging process terminates with the following error

message:

Program received signal SIG44, Real-time event 44.

OCL005-15.0.0

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