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Found 2 results

  1. Alexua
    I am new to systemc in ubuntu 14.04 and I am trying to setup up eclipse for a systemc small project. I followed the the provided README in systemc-2.3.1 and the INSTALL to install the library. I then used tutorial here to set up eclipse. The problem is that I have a syntax error tell me that sc_signal_resolved could not be resolved. below is a sample of my code: #include <systemc.h> int sc_main(int argc, char ** argv) { sc_signal_resolved zero, one; // in the rest of the code I will use the zero and one passing them to some gates. return(0); } Please how do I solve this. In Windows with visual studio I have no problem.
  2. ashwini.naik
    I am writing I2C model (as per my requirement) which include master.cpp and slave.cpp. There are 2 signals: SDA and SCL, both are type of sc_inout_resolved in both the files. Connection and Port binding is done perfectly in test bench as well. I am controlling SDA & SCL in file called master.cpp. While transferring ack from slave to master, SDA will be controlled by slave.cpp (writes SDA 0). After this again master.cpp should control the SDA line for further transactions. But once controlling on SDA switches to slave.cpp, unable to control SDA again from master.cpp. Writing values(0,1) on SDA is not making any difference. I confirmed this issue using gtkwave. Am I missing anything here? Can anyone tell how to handle sc_inout_resolved between 2 models?.
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