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| The HDL reference design is built around a processor as in an embedded system. You may use either Linux or No-OS software to demonstrate the design (details in the downloads section). In order to run the HDL with the No-OS application, one needs to build the HDL bit file and software elf file. | The HDL reference design is built around a processor as in an embedded system. You may use either Linux or No-OS software to demonstrate the design (details in the downloads section). In order to run the HDL with the No-OS application, one needs to build the HDL bit file and software elf file. | ||
| - | The [[https://wiki.analog.com/resources/fpga/docs/hdl|HDL user guide]] contains the instructions to build the bit file. **Please make sure you use the latest release branch (checkout right after cloning).** | + | The [[/resources/fpga/docs/hdl|HDL user guide]] contains the instructions to build the bit file. **Please make sure you use the latest release branch (checkout right after cloning).** |
| Once the bit file is ready, follow these instructions to build the elf file. This assumes you are following our directory structures. If you are not, just get the idea from here and port it to your environment. However, you have to figure out things on your own. | Once the bit file is ready, follow these instructions to build the elf file. This assumes you are following our directory structures. If you are not, just get the idea from here and port it to your environment. However, you have to figure out things on your own. | ||
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