Mfpga functions

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detectfpgaconfig.cpp
fdkaddconstantmain.cpp
fdkaddconstantprimitive.cpp
fdkhistogrammain.cpp
fdkhistogramprimitive.cpp
fdklutmapmain.cpp
fdklutmapprimitive.cpp
fdkminmaxmain.cpp
fdkminmaxprimitive.cpp
fdkoffsetgainlutmapmain.cpp
fdkoffsetgainlutmapprimitive.cpp
fdkoffsetgainmain.cpp
fdkoffsetgainminmaxmain.cpp
fdkoffsetgainminmaxprimitive.cpp
fdkoffsetgainprimitive.cpp

Synopsis

The functions prefixed with Mfpga make up the FPGA module. The FPGA module allows you to perform custom processing operations using an on-board Processing FPGA. Performing processing operations on-board frees up the Host for other tasks. You can allocate one or more command contexts to carry out a required operation using a specific processing unit (PU) on a target Processing FPGA. You can configure, link, and queue multiple commands, as well as store necessary information in PU user-specific registers. This module assumes that the appropriate FPGA configuration with the required PUs has been loaded into the Processing FPGA. For information on configuring a Processing FPGA and using this module, see Chapter 34: Using MIL with a Processing FPGA.

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