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In reference to http://forums.accellera.org/topic/6218-wait-is-not-allowed-inside-run_phase/ I created a small demo which exhibits the same behaviour: create a process which waits on an event list which resides on its stack (and waits there forever) create a second process which, shortly after starting the simulation, will kill() the other process. This creates the following fatal message: This begs the question if this is intended behaviour or is some kind of bug: I guess in principle it should be possible to kill() a thread which is waiting on an event list. But if the event list object resides on its stack the above message is printed. If the objects is e.g. an object member, the simulation runs without error. Demo source: #include <systemc.h> SC_MODULE(top) { public: sc_event e; void thread_1() { wait(1,SC_NS); // be sure that thread_2 is already waiting t2_hdl.kill(); } void thread_2() { sc_event_or_list terminated_events; terminated_events |= e; sc_core::wait(terminated_events); // will never finish } SC_CTOR(top) { SC_THREAD(thread_1); SC_THREAD(thread_2); t2_hdl = sc_get_current_process_handle(); } sc_process_handle t2_hdl; }; int sc_main(int argc, char **argv) { top i_top("top"); sc_start(); return 0; }

Just generated one. There is a tarball attached that contains a producer, consumer, and a main that connects the two. Also included is a simple bash script with my compilation commands and the log generated from running the script where I've also appended the G++ version to it. tlm_ex.tar

Minimal example of the actual underlying issues posted here: http://forums.accellera.org/topic/6232-killing-a-process-with-an-included-sc_event_andor_list/