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Probably a very simple request, but I'd like to set the timestep of my ELN module. I found the following piece in the Language Reference Manual: "The timestep for every ELN cluster shall be derived from the timestep of a connected TDF cluster or set by the member functions set_timestep or set_max_timestep of an ELN primitive module derived from class sca_eln::sca_module of the corresponding ELN cluster." From this, I understand that it is possible to set the timestep within the ELN module. Right now, I've declared my module with SC_module(<name>). When I simply call set_timestep() I get this error: "'set_timestep' was not declared in this scope" When I call sca_eln::sca_module::set_timestep() I get this error: "cannot call member function 'virtual void sca_core::sca_module::set_timestep(const sca_time&)' without object" When I declare the module as SCA_ELN_MODULE(<name>) (like SCA_TDF_MODULE(<name>)) I get this error: "expected constructor, destructor or type conversion before '(' token" I guess my question is the following: is it possible to set the timestep in an ELN module? If so, how do I do this? Bonus question: I'm trying to find the User's Guide, but I seem to only be able to find the SystemC AMS LRM. If somebody could point me to the User's Guide, that would be very helpful! Thanks a lot in advance! My apologies for the (probably) stupid question.
