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You must build the Linux driver against the version of the Linux kernel you have
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installed. This will require the Linux kernel headers. After you've built the
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driver you can install it in your system so that it loads at boot time. If the
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driver is installed and there is a RIFFA 2.0.1 capable FPGA installed as well,
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the driver will detect it. Output in the system log will provide additional
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information. This makefile will also build and install the C/C++ native library.
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Ensure you have the kernel headers installed:
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sudo make setup
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This will attempt to install the kernel headers using your system's package
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manager. You can skip this step if you've already installed the kernel headers.
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Compile the driver and C/C++ library:
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make
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or
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make debug
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Using make debug will compile in code to output debug messages to the system log
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at runtime. These messages are useful when developing your design. However they
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pollute your system log and incur some overhead. So you may want to install the
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non-debug version after you've completed development.
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Install the driver and library:
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sudo make install
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The system will be configured to load the driver at boot time. The C/C++ library
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will be installed in the default library path. The header files will be placed
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in the default include path. You will want to reboot after you've installed for
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the driver to be (re)loaded.
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When compiling an application you should only need to include the <riffa.h>
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header file and link with -lriffa.
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