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FPGA tutorial fast_recompile fix incorrect passing of flags to hardware compiles#797
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Signed-off-by: mtucker mike.d.b.tucker@intel.com
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This change fixes how flags are passed to the compiler in the fast_recompile tutorial. Before this change Linux hardware compiles generated warnings, and Windows hardware compiles generated errors.
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