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SystemC-2.3.2 drops cstring


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Hello,

SystemC 2.3.2 has improved support for C++11, but with that update, cstring has been removed from systemc.h header file. 

This implies in a breakage in systemc-ams build because sca_tdf_ct_ltf_nd_proxy and sca_tdf_ct_vector_ss_proxy uses memset and memcpy. A simple fix would be to include <cstring> to both headers:

  • scams/impl/predefined_moc/tdf/sca_tdf_ct_ltf_nd_proxy.h
  • scams/impl/predefined_moc/tdf/sca_tdf_ct_vector_ss_proxy.h

 

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I've just found out that SystemC-2.3.2 can be compiled with SC_INCLUDE_EXTRA_STD_HEADERS to include <cstring>. This should be used when configuring, right before make. With this, there is no need to modify SystemC-AMS header files.

$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ ../configure CXXFLAGS="-DSC_INCLUDE_EXTRA_STD_HEADERS" --prefix=/usr --otheroptions...
$ make
$ make install

Cheers.

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8 hours ago, Alaba said:

I just modified the two header files before reading your comment  :)

  • scams/impl/predefined_moc/tdf/sca_tdf_ct_ltf_nd_proxy.h
  • scams/impl/predefined_moc/tdf/sca_tdf_ct_vector_ss_proxy.h

by adding #include<string.h>

and it compiled fine

I'm runing xubuntu 17.10

thanks

 

Instead of #include <string.h>, you should better #include <cstring> and then add std:: prefixes to the string function calls, which are not found. This avoids polluting your public namespace with identifiers from string.h.

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