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I'm learning SystemC language and I made a JK flipflop and 8bit counter using 8-JK flipflop there's no problem building project but if I running GTKwave using vcd trace file it cannot show anything. please help me

 

//test.h

#include "systemc.h"
 
SC_MODULE(test)
{
      sc_in<bool> clock;
      sc_out<bool>  go;
 
      void do_test();
 
      SC_CTOR(test)
      {
             SC_CTHREAD(do_test, clock);
             go.initialize(0);
      }
};
 
//test.cpp
#include "test.h"
 
void test::do_test()
{
      go.write(1);
      while(true)
      {
             wait(1);
      }
}
 
//JK_FlipFlop.h
#include "systemc.h"
 
SC_MODULE(JK_FlipFlop)
{
      sc_in<bool> Input_J; 
      sc_in<bool> Input_K; 
      sc_in<bool> Input_clk;
 
      sc_out<bool> Output_q1;
      sc_out<bool> Output_q2;
 
      void do_jk();
 
      SC_CTOR(JK_FlipFlop)
      {
             SC_METHOD(do_jk);
             sensitive<< Input_clk.neg() << Input_J << Input_K;
             Output_q1.initialize(0);
             Output_q2.initialize(1);
       }
};
 
//JK_FlipFlop.cpp
#include "JK_FlipFlop.h"
 
void JK_FlipFlop::do_jk()
{
       if(Input_J == true && Input_K == false)
       {
                 Output_q1.write(1);
                 Output_q2.write(0);
        }
 
       else if(Input_J == false && Input_K == true)
       {
                 Output_q1.write(0);
                 Output_q2.write(1);
       }
 
       else if(Input_J == true && Input_K == true)
      {
                 Output_q1.write(!Output_q1);
                 Output_q2.write(!Output_q2);
       }
 
      else
      {
                Output_q1.write(Output_q1);
                Output_q2.write(Output_q2);
       }
}
 
//counter.h
#include "JK_FlipFlop.h"
 
SC_MODULE(counter)
{
          sc_in<bool> clk, go;
          sc_out<unsigned char> value;
          sc_signal<bool> connect1; 
          sc_signal<bool> connect2;
          sc_signal<bool> connect3;
          sc_signal<bool> connect4;
          sc_signal<bool> connect5;
          sc_signal<bool> connect6;
          sc_signal<bool> connect7;
          sc_signal<bool> connect8;
          sc_signal<bool> no1, no2, no3, no4, no5, no6, no7, no8;
 
          JK_FlipFlop *FF1;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF2;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF3;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF4;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF5;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF6;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF7;
          JK_FlipFlop *FF8;
 
          void do_count();
          SC_CTOR(counter)
          {
                    FF1 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk1");
                    FF2 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk2");
                    FF3 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk3");
                    FF4 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk4");
                    FF5 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk5");
                    FF6 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk6");
                    FF7 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk7");
                    FF8 = new JK_FlipFlop("jk8");
 
                    FF1->Input_clk(clk); FF1->Input_J(go); FF1->Input_K(go); FF1->Output_q1(connect1); FF1->Output_q2(no1);
                    FF2->Input_clk(connect1); FF2->Input_J(go); FF2->Input_K(go); FF2->Output_q1(connect2); FF2->Output_q2(no2);
                    FF3->Input_clk(connect2); FF3->Input_J(go); FF3->Input_K(go); FF3->Output_q1(connect3); FF3->Output_q2(no3);
                    FF4->Input_clk(connect3); FF4->Input_J(go); FF4->Input_K(go); FF4->Output_q1(connect4); FF4->Output_q2(no4);
                    FF5->Input_clk(connect4); FF5->Input_J(go); FF5->Input_K(go); FF5->Output_q1(connect5); FF5->Output_q2(no5);
                    FF6->Input_clk(connect5); FF6->Input_J(go); FF6->Input_K(go); FF6->Output_q1(connect6); FF6->Output_q2(no6);
                    FF7->Input_clk(connect6); FF7->Input_J(go); FF7->Input_K(go); FF7->Output_q1(connect7); FF7->Output_q2(no7);
                    FF8->Input_clk(connect7); FF8->Input_J(go); FF8->Input_K(go); FF8->Output_q1(connect8); FF8->Output_q2(no8);
 
                    SC_METHOD(do_count);
                    sensitive << clk;
                    sensitive << go;
          }
};
 
//counter.cpp
#include "counter.h"
 
void counter::do_count()
{
          unsigned char local_value = 0;
 
          local_value |= (FF1->Output_q1)<<0;
          local_value |= (FF2->Output_q1)<<1;
          local_value |= (FF3->Output_q1)<<2;
          local_value |= (FF4->Output_q1)<<3;
          local_value |= (FF5->Output_q1)<<4;
          local_value |= (FF6->Output_q1)<<5;
          local_value |= (FF7->Output_q1)<<6;
          local_value |= (FF8->Output_q1)<<7;
 
          value.write(local_value);
}

 

 

//main.cpp

#include "counter.h"
#include "test.h"
 
int sc_main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
 
          sc_signal<unsigned char> Value;
          sc_signal<bool> Go;
 
 
          sc_clock CLK("clock", 50, SC_NS);
 
          counter COUNTER("ccc");
          COUNTER.clk(CLK);
          COUNTER.go(Go);
 
          COUNTER.value(Value);
 
 
          test TST("TST");
          TST.clock(CLK);
          TST.go(Go);
 
          sc_trace_file *tf = sc_create_vcd_trace_file("wave");
 
          sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect1, "jk1"); sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect2, "jk2"); sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect3, "jk3");
          sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect4, "jk4"); sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect5, "jk5"); sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect6, "jk6");
          sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect7, "jk7"); sc_trace(tf, COUNTER.connect8, "jk8");
 
          sc_trace(tf, CLK, "clock"); sc_trace(tf, Value, "SystemC value");
 
          sc_start(20000, SC_NS);
          sc_close_vcd_trace_file(tf);
 
          return(0);
}
 
 
 
 
test is making signal always true
 
jk flip-flop working only falling edge so I'm using clk.neg()
 
counter have 8 flip-flop. first flip-flop clock accept main clock and second flip flop accept first flip-flop's q1 value the other flip-flop connected same way to second flip-flop
 
is there any problem??
 
I can't find any problem but I can't see anything in GTKwave
 
please tell me why. I need your help
 
(P.S : Actually I can't speaking English very well. so please understand I'm using wrong grammar or vocabulary. Thanks)

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