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jimjim2k
Joined: 17 May 2001
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 26 May 2004 13:21 ncsc systemc |
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Hi
CoCentric System Studio (CCSS) includes a release of SystemC.
Modelsim comes with a GCC supports SystemC.
Does someone have suggestions on using whichever of them?
tnx
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26 May 2004 13:21 Ads |
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computer_terminator
Joined: 28 Aug 2001
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01 Jun 2004 10:29 systemc-2.0.1.exe |
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Use modelsim.
It is easy to comiple various design languages together.
If you only use systemC, you can use gcc + gdb, and dump VCD.
And then, use waveform viewer(debussy) to see the VCD waveform.
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omara007
Joined: 06 Jan 2003
Posts: 1283
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Location: Dubai
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01 Jun 2004 12:43 ncsc cadence |
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| Does Modelsim that's under windows support SystemC ?
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omiga
Joined: 30 Dec 2003
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01 Jun 2004 14:00 concentric systemc |
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| can anyone upload some document about systemc?
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mhmhmh
Joined: 21 Oct 2001
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01 Jun 2004 18:28 scv library on cygwin |
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Hi
to omara007, they support only Linux, SunOS and HP-UX
to omiga, very good doc about systemc : h--p://www.synopsys.com/products/sld/rtl_systemc.pdf
Best reg
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computer_terminator
Joined: 28 Aug 2001
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02 Jun 2004 1:36 systemc compiling in gcc |
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I used cygwin gcc to compile the systemC library under windows,
and run simulation well in cygwin env.
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elektroda_shi
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09 Jun 2004 9:05 systemc doc |
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An user guide of systemc, enjoy it!
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CatKing
Joined: 05 Jun 2001
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09 Jun 2004 18:59 synopsys concentic systemc compiler |
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All there:
hxxp://www.ti.informatik.uni-bonn.de/Extern/systemc/SystemC_und_Doku/
FuncSpec20.pdf 04-Apr-2002 17:47 324k
SystemC_v201_LRM.pdf 10-Sep-2003 11:29 3.4M
UserGuide20.pdf 05-Apr-2002 23:42 1.3M
rtl_systemc.pdf 06-Sep-2002 10:57 948k
systemc-2.0.1.exe 25-Jul-2002 12:58 1.9M
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multiplier
Joined: 11 Jun 2004
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11 Jun 2004 8:40 incisive debussy waveform dump |
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From within the synopsys DC environment
you can compile your systemc file with the following command
compile_systemc my_design.cpp
The output is in .db format. If you need the output in Verilog or VHDL format you enter the command
compile_systemc -format {db, verilog, vhdl} my_design.cpp
you get the files my_design.v and my_design.vhd with the verilog and vhdl equivalent description.
Afterthat, you can proceed to compile
You don't have to do analyze and elaborate
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ram
Joined: 03 May 2004
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11 Jun 2004 13:09 cocentric system studio modelsim |
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| why dont you try for NCSC ..cadence systemc compiler
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kermit
Joined: 07 Apr 2002
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13 Jul 2004 4:42 systemc concentric |
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Now Cadence 's incisive is strongly support SystemC.
SystemC's doc
pls http://www.systemc.org
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galant
Joined: 19 Jun 2003
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19 Jul 2004 12:50 systemc_v201_lrm.pdf |
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| Furthermore, Cadence is also the member of OSI. And Cadence expaned the standard systemc in its Incisive platform.
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yerics
Joined: 25 Sep 2003
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26 Jul 2004 4:17 systemc:pdf |
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modelsim under WINDOWS version does not support SYSTEMC yet.
till now
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haifengyuyun
Joined: 07 May 2003
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02 Aug 2004 7:48 debussy systemc gcc |
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| summit's Elite is good and support SystemC ,can compile and simulation see waveform easy
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ram
Joined: 03 May 2004
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20 Dec 2004 14:11 systemc debussy |
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| Cadence has a very good support for systemc. These people also have CVE cadence verification extentions. These are similar like SCV
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zhangpengyu
Joined: 28 Jun 2004
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22 Dec 2004 4:08 systemc ncsc |
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modelsim will be good.
But I use vcs,which has good support to systemc.
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oxford
Joined: 30 Apr 2004
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23 Dec 2004 3:26 which cygwin for systemc 2.0 |
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| Modelsim 6.0 support systemC now, you can try it.
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omara007
Joined: 06 Jan 2003
Posts: 1283
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14 Jul 2005 10:46 compilar systemc gcc |
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Cocentric System Studio is much more complicated thhan ModelSim .. ModelSim just gives you what u want exactly to the point .. for example, u can simply add a file to an existing project in modelsim , while in Cocentric most of the time u will need to creat a new model for the file u need to add ..
Effectively I do use both ModelSim and Cocentric, but I'm forced to use Cocentric and not very flexible dealing with it .. Maybe because am a ModelSim fan ..
To be honest, Cecentric gives u some more facilities like plotting the output of ur blocks .. similar to matlab .. for this , it can more suitable for system level design and verification .. while for modelsim, most of the people use it for RTL ..
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eeeraghu
Joined: 03 Jun 2005
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14 Jul 2005 11:02 systemc & ncsc |
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Model sim 6.0 windows do support system C, And the versions from 5.7 modelsim LE, supports system c.
How about learning System C Using the ALDEC tool which is free (only for learning)
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zhaoyimiao
Joined: 02 Jun 2005
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14 Jul 2005 15:54 SystemC |
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| Concentric SystemC is for algorithm, system and architecture design. ModelSim system is more for verification.
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