Training

This page presents a list of resources to get you started with the different AMD tools to carry out your research successfully.

AMD University Program Vitis Tutorial it is a really good place to start. It includes both video presentations and hands-on experience with Vitis.

AMD provides commercial training courses on a wide range of topics. Find the latest courses on the AMD training webpage

Hands-on examples

This list cover examples and tutorials hosted on Xilinx GitHub

Third Party

Productive Parallel Programming for FPGA with HLS

Johannes de Fine Licht and Torsten Hoefler from SPCL at ETH Zurich offer this HPC-oriented tutorial that shows how high-level synthesis (HLS) can be harnessed to productively achieve scalable pipeline parallelism on FPGAs. Using familiar codes known from software, it is shown how FPGA resources are targeted from high-level C++ code, guiding the mapping from imperative code to hardware to enable massively parallel designs.

You can find out more information in this link and watch the presentation here.

Open-source infrastructure for FPGAs in the datacenter: from the OS to the network

Prof. Alonso and his students offer this tutorial where you will explore Coyote v2’s networking stacks, partially reconfigurable vFPGAs for user-defined applications and its internal architecture designed for easy modifications and future research.

You can find more information and the recordings here.

Books

This following books may also be relevant in the context of HACC and compute acceleration in general

Parallel Programming for FPGAs Book by Ryan Kastner, Janarbek Matai, and Stephen Neuendorffer. Covers HLS and parallel hardware concepts.
Source code on GitHub Projects and Labs
The ZYNQ Book, the earlier chapters of the book cover basic HLS concepts, such as pipeline and dataflow which may be relevant for researchers developing accelerators.
Accelerated Computing with HIP