ModelSim SE 6.0 and systemC

[bibo1978]

compiler c++ modelsim

I want some hints on how to use modelsim SE 6.0 to compile systemC programs

 

[wadaye]

gcc for modelsim

Hi bibo1978,

You can find detail steps in the reference/Manual of M0delsim Se 6.0.

 

[PONDERBOY]

modelsim se 5.8 windows systemc

surely,it support systemC

 

[kurbylee]

Hi bibo1978,

You can find detail steps in the reference/Manual of M0delsim Se 6.0.

r u wang1 at qqt??

 

[dragon_boat]

i want to know too.

Added after 4 minutes:

does this ver6.0 support systemc? other's version?i never don't use it.

 

[Prasanna Kumar]

Yes the 6.0 version do support to system c both windows as well as linux version,
Believe linux 5.8 version also supports System C.

 

[nand_gates]

Check following dir in ur modelsim installation
modeltech/examples/systemc

tonns of SystemC examples!

 

[Kulprashant]

hi,
In modelsim tutorials you will find lots things.

with regards,
kul

 

[soccer]

see modelsim tutorial doc, you will get it!

 

[maksya]

I'm studing SystemC with ModelSimSE 6.0b.

To run your project:
- Create your files (*.cpp and *.h) with editor
- Using command line:
sccom -g file1.cpp file2.cpp // list of files to compile (you have to compile cpp-files)
sccom -link // linking your project
view * // open all debugging windows
vsim top // start (top module in the hierarchy)
run 500000 ns // and run simulation
- Using graphical user interface (GUI) of ModelSim:
do the same stepps, using insets ...compile
...simulate
...view

If you have installed ModelSim, in the subdirectory ..\examples\systemc\sc you can find a file 'run.do' (tcl script file) with contains all this sequence of operations. You can simply write 'do run.do' and enjoy!

Speaking about "tonns of SystemC examples! (said by nand_gatesin his message)" all projects in directory example contains different versions of the same design - Ring buffer. You can see, the number of systemc examples is not so vast.

 

[srik_naidu]

hi,
go through the modelsim6.0 reference manual you can find this manual in help option of menu.

with regards,
srik.

 

[johnson2]

Try ActiveHDL!

 

[omara007]

I don't believe that ModelSim gives more than bare GCC to the SystemC developer .. I have tried many development environments for SystemC, like : Visual C++, ModelSim, Synopsis System Studio, GCC on linux and GCC on Cygwin .. and finally I can say that GCC is the best .. easiest .. and less noisy ..

If you are Windows user, All what u want to do are :
1- Compile and Simulate -> GCC under Cygwin offers that ..
2- View Waveform -> u can use any waveform viewer ( like gtkwave , also under cygwin )
3- Sure if you need to do some scripts, Cygwin as well will be a good environment.
4- If you need a debugger, DDD is real good one .. also Cygwin
5- If you want to build a greaphical interface for your SystemC things, TCL is a good option ..

So, I recommend GCC/Cygwin .. simply the GCC is the basic compiler behind all those non-free tools.

 

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yes u can run systemC..but before running u have to download the latest version..check i am sending the link ..