utils/sc_stop_here.h is not copied into the installation path

[Timur Kelin]

Hi 

Declarations from utils/sc_stop_here.h are required for diy report handler, however in 2.3.3 this header file is not present in the installation path.

The workaround is to make it available in your project somehow

 

[Eyck]

How did you build and isntall SystemC? If you use cmake the file is being copied....

[Timur Kelin]

Thank you for your response Eyck

I used configure/make flow as specified in the INSTALL file:

../systemc-2.3.3/configure \
   --prefix=path_to_the_install_dir \
   --host=x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu \
   --build=x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu \
   --target=x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu \
   --enable-shared=yes \
   --enable-debug=yes \
   --disable-optimize \
   --enable-pthreads=yes \
   --with-gnu-ld=yes \
   CXXFLAGS="-std=gnu++11"

make -j32   
make install 
 

[maehne]

Thanks for reporting this issue! I think your use case is justified. However, the decision to not installing the header seems to have been made on purpose as utils/sc_stop_here.h is explicitly added to NO_H_FILES in src/sysc/utils/files.am. The behavioural difference between the Automake and CMake-based build flow is probably unintentional. I have reported the issue to the LWG for investigation.