Installation Issues

[JulianK]

Hello,

Not too sure where to post this. But I will post it here: I am having trouble installing SystemC-AMS.

Installation details:

I have already installed SystemC in /home/<user>/systemc-3.0.1 following the instruction in INSTALL. (do note that I have also attempted all of the processes with using cmake-gui and cmake of which yields the same result).

The SystemC self-tests pass perfectly fine.

I begin installing SystemC-ams to /home/<user>/systemc-ams-2.3.4 and that is where the issue occurs.

Do note that I have the following in my terminal config dotfile (.zshrc):

export SYSTEMC_HOME=/home/<user>/systemc-3.0.1
if [[ "$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" == "" ]]; then
        LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$SYSTEMC_HOME/lib64-linux64
else
        LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$SYSTEMC_HOME/lib64-linux64
fi

Issue:

When installing SystemC-AMS, I get the following error during invoking ../configure:

...
checking for systemc >= 2.2.0... no
..
checking whether SystemC executable can be built... configure: error: in `/home/julian/systemc-ams-2.3.4/objdir':
configure: error: SystemC executable cannot be built. Used CXXFLAGS: -I/home/julian/systemc-3.0.1/include  Used LIBS:  -L/home/julian/systemc-3.0.1/lib-linux64 -lsystemc . This check can be disabled with --disable-systemc_compile_check

Attempted Solution:

I have tried making a symlink to the folder via:

ln -s lib64-linux64 lib-linux64

But that seems to not achieve anything, and I'm pretty much at a loss as to what I can even attempt to try next, so any help/ideas would be much appreciated.

Tool Versions:

Operating System: Opensuse Tumbleweed
g++ version: g++ (SUSE Linux) 14.2.1 20241007 [revision 4af44f2cf7d281f3e4f3957efce10e8b2ccb2ad3]
SystemC Version: 3.0.1
SystemC-AMS Version: 2.3.4

 

Thanks.

[AmeyaVS]

Hello @JulianK,

You had the right idea to create a symlink:

But I think your command parameters is wrong.

# Command has to be run from: $SYSTEMC_HOME/lib of $SYSTEMC_HOME/lib64 dependending on your SystemC library installation.
ln -s lib lib-linux64
# or
ln -s lib64 lib-linux64

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Ameya Vikram Singh