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title: FPGA Enablement for CAPI2.0
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link: https://github.com/open-power/snap
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tags:
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- hardware
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- software
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- fpga
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- capi
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- snap
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date: 2020-02-13
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draft: false
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The purpose of this documentation is to describe how to enable a new customer card to support CAPI SNAP framework.
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SNAP is a open-source programming framework for FPGA Accelerations.
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Its homepage is https://github.com/open-power/snap.
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With it, you can develop accelerators with CAPI technology easily.
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This documentation describes the flow and steps to enable a new PCIe FPGA card to have CAPI2.0 features,
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and to support SNAP developing framework.
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If your PCIe FPGA card is not listed on today’s available “SNAP enabled cards” (On the homepage README of SNAP Github),
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this documentation will guide you on how to enable it.
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Since all of the project files are open-source, you can create a Github repository fork, and create a new board support package (BSP) and
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walk through the working flow to enable SNAP.
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