mohitnegi Posted December 19, 2013 Report Share Posted December 19, 2013 Hello , well i am working on a systemC model of an serial protocol IP ... My problem is : in this model i have to wait for some particular reg to be set ...then start the control logic ...then update a few status reg .... My problem is how to handle this registers in the above scenerio.... Could any one suggest me a sol for the above ....i have also heard about GREENSoC which has GREENREG which could solve this ??? Anyone tried GREENReG before or could help me used it ??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dakupoto Posted December 20, 2013 Report Share Posted December 20, 2013 Hello , well i am working on a systemC model of an serial protocol IP ... My problem is : in this model i have to wait for some particular reg to be set ...then start the control logic ...then update a few status reg .... My problem is how to handle this registers in the above scenerio.... Could any one suggest me a sol for the above ....i have also heard about GREENSoC which has GREENREG which could solve this ??? Anyone tried GREENReG before or could help me used it ??? Hello Sir, Request that some details be provided. As it is IP, maybe details cannot be disclosed, but then it is impossible to provide any appropriate solution. Also, when the current system is proving so difficult to tackle, why complicate things even more by introducing something that one has no good working knowledge of ? working knowledge of ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
karandeep963 Posted December 20, 2013 Report Share Posted December 20, 2013 Well Mohit, I don't think its been so difficult to handle, I have used events for the similar case and it does well. What's the problem in using events? Lets have a scenario: 1. any write on config reg (lets say) will enable the control for statemachine: Now create an event sensitive control fsm , the event which is fired from config reg API. 2. When the protocol does some work , lets say FIFO's full - empty in between the communication, so generate an event to which the so called interrupt API is sensitive to. I think, events could solve your problem well, just create various API's (processes or functions) and play with them on events. Think of real world scenarios, hardware parallelism is done by SYSTEMC CO-OPERATIVE MULTITASKING scheme for you , its the compilers task to arrange parallelism for various events. Good Luck !!! Rgs, KS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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