Introductory Examples for using PYNQ with Alveo
Project description
This project includes introductory examples for using
PYNQ with Alveo. It requires pynq
version 2.5.1
and
above to work.
Refer to the
README
in the overlays
folder for more information regarding the used overlays and
how they are created.
Please notice that not all overlays might be available for all target devices. Supported devices are listed in the overlays README. There you may also find instructions on how to synthesize and use overlays for a different device.
Quick Start
Install the pynq-alveo-examples
package using pip
:
pip install pynq-alveo-examples
After the package is installed, to get your own copy of all the notebooks available run:
pynq get-notebooks
You can then try things out by doing:
cd pynq-notebooks
jupyter notebook
There are a number of additional options for the pynq get-notebooks
command,
you can list them by typing
pynq get-notebooks --help
You can also refer to the official
PYNQ documentation for more information
regarding the PYNQ Command Line Interface and in particular the
get-notebooks
command.
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