Using VItis compression library in Vivado 2018.2 #149
Comments
vt-lib-support
pushed a commit
that referenced
this issue
Oct 24, 2022
99206d5 Merge pull request #155 from RepoOps/update_readme_5 82bd621 update README b5ef682 update README 7b500f9 Merge pull request #154 from liyuanz/next 037e51a update description.json 5872eb0 Merge pull request #153 from tuol/cr_1143013_3 aa45dfe lower freq 42b28e6 Merge pull request #152 from RepoOps/update_doc_url_3 7b44d6c fix urk 42d5a75 Merge pull request #147 from RepoOps/update_doc_url_3 862bb40 Merge pull request #151 from tuol/cr_1143013 1f81ca6 fix frequency a38e08c Merge pull request #150 from liyuanz/next 76cded4 add memory 4e4d7e4 Merge pull request #149 from tuol/cr_1140566 b212735 remove broken sym link 3896c56 Merge pull request #148 from tuol/cr_1142096 0ec8716 fix hw_build of L3/tests/rtm2d 48dee48 update url and branch in doc 13991c5 Merge pull request #146 from tuol/fix_version 79a503b update version to 2022.2 e44f356 Merge pull request #143 from RepoOps/update_makefile_20220908-212141 e2ab4a4 Merge branch 'next' into update_makefile_20220908-212141 327cbd9 update Makefile with 2.0.8 version Co-authored-by: sdausr <sdausr@xilinx.com>
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment
I wish to explore the L1 module of the Vitis library using Vivado 2018.2. Is it possible if I manually export the required libraries?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: