From Slow to Go: Optimize FPGA Development & Performance
From Slow to Go: Optimize FPGA Development & Performance
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Overview
FPGA development can be slow for two primary reasons:
- Compile time.
- Lack of intuitive tools that streamline bottleneck removal and optimize a design for the FPGA fabric without requiring you to have years of Register-Transfer Level (RTL) design experience.
Attend this session to see how the Intel® FPGA Add-on for oneAPI Base Toolkit can solve these issues. FPGA software engineers Tanner Young-Schultz and Adonay Berhe cover these topics:
- Introduce an iterative, software-friendly way of performance tuning without the need for full hardware bitstream compilation.
- Discuss how to identify performance bottlenecks and read static report files in oneAPI FPGA designs.
- Perform quick compilations and program the applications iteratively for the FPGA.
- Showcase several optimization techniques defined in DPC++ to get better performance out of the design.
Other Resources
- Sign up for an Intel® Developer Cloud for oneAPI account—a free development sandbox with access to the latest Intel hardware and oneAPI software.
- Explore oneAPI including developer opportunities and benefits.
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Program these reconfigurable hardware accelerators to speed up specialized, data-centric workloads. This add-on requires installation of the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit.