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  1. @David BlackThanks for the quick response. I am looking for some examples on how to use the QuickThead toolkit but not much on its underlying working. Thanks!
  2. Hello, I am learning SystemC and threading. I want to write a program using quickthread concept. I came across the official git repo (https://github.com/nakane1chome/SystemC-QuickThreads) but not able to find any example codes. It would be helpful if someone could point me towards related resources which will explain on how to use the quickthread library. Thanks in advance.
  3. Thank you for the answers. I went to older version of Vivado 2019.2. I am able to run Simulation of SystemC program.
  4. Hello, I am beginner in SystemC. I am trying to synthesize a simple counter program (from the website http://www.asic-world.com/systemc/first1.html#Hello_World_Program) written in SystemC in Vitis HLS version 2022.1. Vitis is running on my native Windows 10 machine. The program simulation runs successfully but when I try to synthesize the code it throws the following error. ERROR: [HLS 207-812] 'systemc.h' file not found I downloaded the latest SystemC library (from https://www.accellera.org/downloads/standards/systemc) under D:\SystemC\systemc-2.3.3 and mentioned this path to the 'Include Directories' of C++ compiler and C++ linker under the Project Settings (as described in https://karibe.co.ke/2014/02/setting-up-systemc-and-eclipse-for-c-hardware-simulation/). But the error still persists. Can someone please help me in how I can link the SystemC libraries in my Vitis project and generate synthesizable code? Thanks for your time and consideration.
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