For PCIe devices:
Compiling:
$ make all TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > # Command to build xclbin application
or
$ make host xclbin TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > # Command to build host and xclbin application sperate
Executing:
$ make run TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > # Command to run application in emulation
$ make cleanall # Delete generated files
Note: Before the 2022.2 release, HOST_ARCH and SYSROOT are required for SoC shells. From the 2022.2 release, you are no longer required or suggested to set HOST_ARCH in the command line flow. HOST_ARCH is now obtained from the platform file.
For embedded devices:
Compiling:
$ make all TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > HOST_ARCH=< aarch32 | aarch64 [Option before 22.2] >
or
$ make host xclbin TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > HOST_ARCH=< aarch32 | aarch64 [Option before 22.2] >
Executing:
$ make run TARGET=< sw_emu | hw_emu | hw > HOST_ARCH=< aarch32 | aarch64 [Option before 22.2] >
$ make cleanall # Delete generated files
Note: Compilation for hardware generates custom logic to implement the functionality of the kernels in an application. It is typical for hardware compile times to range from 30 minutes to a couple of hours.