Hello,
My problem is as follow: setup a working host-environment to compile/program/run/debug a series of bare-metal examples on a DE0-Nano-SoC board.
Upon failing to follow user guide from the UG-1137, I identified the most probable solution for my problem would be a guide for the HWLib. However I run into problems.
As for the requirements, I have installed Quartus Prime Lite instead of Standard edition due to licensing. The rest is according to stated requirements.
The issue is that I can get past compiling examples (I follow the readme.txt from a relevant example’s subdirectory). When I activate embedded_command_shell.sh I correct the $QUARTUS_ROOTDIR variable as it’s point to qprogrammer subdir (as stated in the readme). But I’m unable to lunch the Arm Development Studio IDE as the armds_ide is not a working scrpit/alias from within the Intel FPGA Embedded Command Shell.
I tried to import and build the examples directly into the ARM DS IDE, or compile them by hand using installed linaro’s installed compilers - with little luck.
I suspecting following issues:
- I’m having improperly set up environment on unsupported system (running Ubuntu 20.04),
- Parts of the toolchain were updated and are not expected to work with each other anymore,
- I’m following an incorrect/outdated guide.
My question is: is there a working example of a toolchain that would support working with bare-metal code on DE0-Nano-SoC?
I would be grateful for any suggestions!
Cheers,
Marek