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Hello sorry for not mentioning test case. Below is the header and classes which i used. Now when i run all methods are executed concurrently, but i need result as method_a,method_b,method_c,method_a,method_b,method_c......continues till simulation time finishes.
suppose module_a duration is 20 us, module_b duration is 200 us and module_c duration is 40 us and total simulation time is 1 ms.
Thank you.
//module_a.h SC_MODULE (module_a)
{ sc_event event_a; SC_CTOR(module_a) { SC_THREAD(thread_a); SC_METHOD(method_a); sensitive<<event_a;
dont_initialize(); } void thread_a(void); void method_a(void); };
//module_b.h SC_MODULE (module_b)
{ sc_in<bool> clk; SC_CTOR(module_b) { SC_METHOD(method_b); sensitive<<clk.pos(); dont_initialize();
} void method_b(void); };
//module_c.h
SC_MODULE (module_c) { sc_event event_c; SC_CTOR(module_c) { SC_THREAD(thread_c); SC_METHOD(method_c);
sensitive<<event_c; dont_initialize(); } void thread_c(void); void method_c(void); };
//module_a.cpp void module_a::method_a(void) { cout<<"method_a : "<<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; } void module_a::thread_a(void) {
for(;;) { wait(200,SC_US); event_a.notify(); } }
//module_b.cpp void module_b::method_b(void)
{ cout<<"method_b : "<<sc_time_stamp()<<endl; }
//module_c.cpp void module_c::method_c(void) { cout<<"method_c : "<<sc_time_stamp()<<endl;
} void module_c::thread_c(void) { for(;;) { wait(200,SC_US); event_c.notify(); } }
//main.cpp int sc_main(int argc, char* argv[]) { sc_clock clk("clk",30,SC_US); module_a imodule_a("imodule_a"); module_b imodule_b("imodule_b");
module_c imodule_c("imodule_c"); imodule_b.clk(clk); sc_start(1,SC_MS); return 0; }
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 11:33 PM, Sumit Adhikari <adhikari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Rama :
Reporting a problem without a test case will not help.
Can you please send us a minimal test case of your issue ?
Regards,
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Sumit Adhikari,
Institute of Computer Technology,
Vienna University of Technology,
Gußhausstraße 27-29,1040 Vienna
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From: systemc-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [systemc-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] on behalf of Rama krishna Reddy [krisreddi46@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 11:06 PM
To: systemc-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [systemc-forum] Hi need help regarding executing process and methods sequentially rather then concurrently.
Hello Friends,
I am modelling an FSM related to some communication cycle. Each cycle has
some duration and this cycles are repeated for a particular simulation time.
Each cycle is divided into 3 parts static, dynamic and idle. The static and idle
duration is fixed dynamic changes depending on number of slots it has. I
implemented each of them in separate header files and source respectively; and
if i start the simulation they are executed in concurrently. But i need to
execute in sequential way as static,dynamic,idle and this should carry on till
simulation time finishes.
Thanks you.
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