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1. I'm trying to avoid any combination logic in the interface. I'm assuming wor would get synthesized into an OR gate.
2. What happens when a different signal from a different bus acts as a select? For example:
always_comb begin
if(my_another_if.select == 11) begin
myif.out =...
I'd like to eliminate assignment of signals to every single instantiation of the interface -- see comments [1] and [2] in topmost code snippet. What is the best way to accomplish this? One way is to assign signal to a common interface and then use this common interface to connect to the other...
You are right. The functions exported from SV is not visible to the C namespace. The experiment3.h header file does have the extern keyword. Can you elaborate on "Seriously I don't even understand which file imports the SV originated symbols to the linker" ?
PrintHelloWorld() is part of the SystemVerilog Testbench. GCC only knows about PrintHelloWorld() through the experiment3.h header file (the one generated by ModelSim)
Doesn't work. I still get an error when I try to create the .dll file
These are the commands I tried:
[1] g++ -c -IC:\intelFPGA\17.0\modelsim_ase\include -o ./mytest.o ./mytest.cpp
comments: I was able to execute this command without any issues
[2] g++ -shared -Bsymbolic -o ./mytest.dll...
Huge code base. I don't think it makes to create a new work flow. It'd be nice to keep HW and software different. ModelSim User's Manual talks about using vlog to compile (default autocompile flow), and external compilation flow (gcc -> object file -> and link that file in modelsim). It looks...
Here is the whole file:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#Experiment
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef INCLUDED_EXPERIMENT1
#define INCLUDED_EXPERIMENT1
#ifdef...
Hi -
I'm having trouble creating a .dll file by using the gcc command on windows (MinGW). Here is the command I'm running:
command: gcc -shared -Bsymbolic -o mytest.dll mytest.cpp
error:: c:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/8.2.0/../../../../mingw32/bin/ld.exe...
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