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  1. Supernova
    Hi, I was trying to map port from a outer module to an input port of inner module. The ports to be mapped in a certain way that a range of input port of outer module is to be mapped with the input port of the inner module. Example is given below. inner module : SC_MODULE(alu) { sc_in<sc_uint<8> > a_in; sc_in<sc_uint<8> > b_in; sc_in<sc_bv<2> > op; sc_in<bool> en; sc_out<sc_uint<8> > out_sig; void calc_out(); SC_CTOR(alu){ cout<<"alu constructor"<<endl; SC_METHOD( calc_out ); sensitiv
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