AN 834: Using the Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with an IDE

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Date 5/29/2020
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1. Using the Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with an IDE 2. Using Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with an Eclipse* IDE on Linux Operating Systems 3. Using Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with Microsoft* Visual Studio* on Windows Operating Systems 4. Document Revision History
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2.1. Debugging i++ Executable Outputs in the Eclipse* IDE
3. Using Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with Microsoft* Visual Studio* on Windows Operating Systems x
3.1. Debugging i++ Executable Outputs in Microsoft* Visual Studio*
1. Using the Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with an IDE
2. Using Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with an Eclipse* IDE on Linux Operating Systems
3. Using Intel® HLS Compiler Pro Edition with Microsoft* Visual Studio* on Windows Operating Systems
4. Document Revision History

2.1. Debugging i++ Executable Outputs in the Eclipse* IDE

You can use your Eclipse* IDE to debug executable files that are produced by compiling your component with the i++ command by creating and using a debug configuration for the executable.

To debug an executable file produced by the i++ command:

  1. Open Debug Configurations and create a new debug configuration for the executable:

  2. Load the executable file produced by the i++ command and disable auto build:

  3. Debug your executable by selecting your new debug configuration and clicking the debug button:





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