Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and Intel® Quartus® Prime Software

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1. Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Software 2. Prerequisites 3. Installing the IP Authoring Development Environment A. Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and Archives B. Document Revision History for Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and
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2.1. Hardware Requirements 2.2. Operating System Requirements
1. Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Software
2. Prerequisites
3. Installing the IP Authoring Development Environment
A. Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and Archives
B. Document Revision History for Getting Started with oneAPI IP Authoring and

3. Installing the IP Authoring Development Environment

The recommended IP authoring development environment includes Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit, Intel® Quartus® Prime, and Visual Studio* Code (sometimes referred to as "VS Code"). On Microsoft* Windows* platforms, Microsoft* Visual Studio* is also required.
Install the software for your IP authoring environment in the following order:
  1. Confirm that you are running Python* 3.8 or later by running the following command from a command prompt:
    python --version
  2. Install and license the Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition software according to the instructions in Intel® FPGA Software Installation and Licensing .
  3. [Windows* only] Install Microsoft* Visual Studio* . Ensure that you install one of the following workloads to ensure that CMake is on your system:
    • Desktop development with C++
    • Linux development with C++
  4. [Windows* only] Ensure that Microsoft* Visual Studio* is not running before moving on to the next step.

    If Visual Studio* is running when you complete the next step, the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit installer cannot install the oneAPI plug-ins for Visual Studio.

  5. Install and configure the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit with at least the following components:
    • Intel® Distribution for GDB
    • Intel® oneAPI DPC++ Library
    • Intel® oneAPI Threading Building Blocks
    • Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler
    • Intel® VTune™ Profiler
    For instructions, review the following publications:
  6. Install Visual Studio* Code according to one of the following instructions:
  7. Install the Intel® oneAPI Visual Studio* Code extensions according to the instructions in Using Visual Studio* Code with Intel® oneAPI Toolkits User Guide .
After installing and configuring these components, you can do the following tasks:
  • Explore FPGA design examples through the Sample Browser for Intel® oneAPI Toolkit. To find the FPGA design examples, open the Sample Browser and select C++ > Get Started > oneAPI Direct Programming > DPC++ FPGA.
  • [Linux* only] Launch your IP development environment in Visual Studio* Code from the Intel® Quartus® Prime Tools menu (Tools > Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler > Launch VS Code for DPC++/C++ Development.
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