The Jupyter Notebook is a web application for
creating and sharing computational documents. It offers a simple, streamlined,
document-centric experience. Your code in Jupyter Notebook can produce rich, interactive
output: HTML, images, videos, LaTeX, and custom MIME types. The new Vitis IDE integration with Jupyter Notebook allows you to access the
Vitis environment remotely, iterate host code rapidly, tune
acceleration kernel code and view the interactive output in one environment.
You can use Vitis server commands in this environment to manipulate components and System projects. To launch Jupyter Notebook server, run the following commands:
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vitis -new -j - The Jupyter Notebook server will launch and it will open your default browser to open the web UI.
- To pass additional options to Jupyter Notebook server, you can append these
options. For example,
vitis -j --ip=<ip_address>specifies the IP address the notebook server will listen on.
Figure 1. Jupyter Notebook
To close the Jupyter Notebook server, press Ctrl +C in the console
where you launch it. It will stop the server and shut down all kernels. Pressing
Ctrl + C twice would skip confirmation.