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  1. YashJ
    In my code the variable 'inter' is changing its value by itself whenever, it is read/assigned. Please help void dff(){ cout<<"IN DFF"<<endl; cout<<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; wait(10,SC_NS); cout<<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; while(true){ wait(); cout<<"\nIN = "<<in.read()<<" TIME" <<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; inter.write(in.read()); cout<<"\nInter before wait= "<<inter.read()<<endl; wait(10,SC_NS); out.write(inter.read()); cout<<"\nInter after wait= "<<inter.read()<<endl; cout<<"\nOUT = "<<out.read()<<" TIME" <<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; cout<<"\nIN when outed = "<<in.read()<<endl; } } The Complete Code is at: here Please help. Once you run the progam, the value of inter 'before wait' and 'after wait' in the ouput. Thanks in advance
  2. robert_anji
    I was wondering whether it is possible to query (via some systemc function call(s)) the number of threads, methods, signals etc. that are present in the systemc simulation from within the simulation itself? We would like to display this in a GUI. Thanks for any replies!
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