reset method or thread

[vedant-cst]

Can you explain how the reset() function works in sc_process_handle?

Basically, I want to understand if I can perform any cleanup task before the reset() function resets any thread or method.

 

[David Black]

Reset is accomplished by throwing an exception. You cannot perform cleanup *before*, but you can perform cleanup on the way out in two manners. First, automatically created objects will of course run their destructors as guaranteed by C++. Second, you can catch exceptions by strategic placement of try-catch blocks and looking for the appropriate sc_exception. It is required by SystemC that you rethrow after catching; otherwise, you will corrupt the SystemC kernel.

[vedant-cst]

Thanks, @David Black I was more interested in the second manner. 

[Philipp A Hartmann]

There is an example for catching and re-throwing an sc_unwind_exception in IEEE 1666-2011, clause 5.6.6.6.

Hope that helps,
  Philipp