
Shashidhar
Members-
Content Count
6 -
Joined
-
Last visited
About Shashidhar
-
Rank
Member
Recent Profile Visitors
The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.
-
you can find a simple example on how to use sc resolved vector here http://www.asic-world.com/systemc/ports_signals4.html#Example_:_Resolved_Vector_Signals Sorry for the multiple posts
- 9 replies
-
- sc_signal_rv
- sc_in_rv
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Hi Vivo Probably your using older version of Gcc compiler or Visual Studio compiler test t0{"t0"}; this notation is supported in C++11 compiler onwards try instead test t0("t0"); Regards Shashidhar
- 9 replies
-
- sc_signal_rv
- sc_in_rv
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
-
-
-
Hi Ameya I have gone through the the link which you mentioned. if my understanding is correct,since simple sockets derive from standard sockets (tlm_initiator and target sockets) and these standard sockets are Inter operable ,so even simple sockets also supports interoperability. Regards Shashidhar
-
thanks for the link ameya. Any idea about my 2nd doubt?? 2)And also simple_initiator_socket is part of tlm_utils and the feature which are part of tlm_utils does not support inter operable ,I would like to know why??
-
-
HI 1)I would like to know the difference between tlm_initiator_socket and simple_initiator_socket. From TLM LRM ,I understood that simple_initiator_socket. is also derived from tlm_initiator_socket and we need to register this socket with nb_transport_bw in the constructor. But after from this,is there any advantages of using it over tlm_initiator_socke. 2)And also simple_initiator_socket is part of tlm_utils and the feature which are part of tlm_utils does not support inter operable ,I would like to know why?? Regards Shashidhar
-
Hi I have doubt about TLM Phase. Do i need use tlm phase in this specific order always (BEGIN_REQ,END_REQ,BEGIN_RESP and END_RESP)?? And if yes, what should be done when I send a BEGIN_REQ from the master side but get END_RESP from the slave side. (Should just stop the transaction??) Please help me out with this doubt