SYSTEMC = /opt/systemc-2.3.2 CXXFLAGS +=-std=gnu++17 How To Embed Into Your Project Here's another example with SystemC installed under /opt/ and built with gnu++17. Here's an example with SystemC installed under /opt/: config.mk file to specify this.Īlso, if you used specific c++ flags to build the SystemC libraries, such as manually specifying -std=gnu++17 or something like that, you can specify that in the config files. If you are using a different version or have installed the libraries on some other location, you'll need to create a. To run the test-suites and examples, libsystemctlm-soc by default assumes that the SystemC libraries are installed under /usr/local/systemc-2.3.2/ Calling convention for pytest differs, should be called as py.test instead of pytest. Limitationsīuilding and running libsystemctlm-soc is not supported for Cent OS.ĬentOS 7 - The default gcc version for this distro is 4.8.5, you'll need to manually build and install GCC 5.4.0 and above.

Please note that you'll need GCC v5.4.0 at minimum to build this software. This may not be available on your distro but can be found with pip:pip install pytest-html To be able to generate the HTML test reports, you'll need to install pytest-html. The SystemC libraries can be found here: On some distros, the libsystemc-dev package may not exist, in that case you'll need to install SystemC manually. You'll need to install the following packages:Īpt-get install gcc g++ verilator libsystemc-dev gtkwave rapidjson-dev python-pytest python-pytest-xdist Gtkwave example-rtl-axi4/example-rtl-axi4.vcd Dependencies A VCD trace should have been generated that you can look at: You'll then for example get a build of the example-rtl-axi4 example that includes a verilog AXI4 device hooked up to co-simulate with SystemC/TLM.

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