[设计与测试]【pdf】【1.4M】Draft Standard SystemC Language Reference Manual

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This document defines the SystemC standard. a'T;x`b8U,  
Contributors ;VK.2^jW!  
The development of the OSCI SystemC 2.1 LRM was sponsored by the Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) and wC*X4 '  
was created under the leadership of the following people: D_MmW  
Authors:John Aynsley (Core), David Long (Data Types) '%;m?t%q  
Typographical Editor:Sofie Vandeputte 1~gCtBRM  
LRM Working Group Chair:Stuart Swan EM_d8o)`B  
The following is a list of contributors to the development of SystemC and participants in the LRM Working gM]:Ma  
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Ray Ryan &5;"#:ORcK  
El Mustapha Aboulhamid Q{/Ef[(a@  
Kurt Schwartz k3|Z7eW}[  
Mike Baird QGz|*]  
Minoru Shoji /{2,zW  
Bishnupriya Bhattacharya p<%d2@lp  
Bob Shur OTv)  
David C Black \7_y%HR  
Vincent Viteau @VI@fN  
Dundar Dumlogal VN.Je:Ju  
Abhijit Ghosh kGJC\{N5N  
Andy Goodrich sos5Y}  
Serge Goossens _v:SP LU  
Robert Graulich iRBfx  
Thorsten Groetker $Kd>:f=A  
Martin Jannsen fsXy"#mOkD  
Kevin Kranen 5twhm  
Evan Lavelle F[MFx^sT{  
Mike Meredith MfkZ  
Wolfgang Mueller T>>c2$ x  
César Quiroz _dU\JD  
Adam Rose ~Gw*r\\+  
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Contents k{0o9,  
1.Overview....................................................................................................................................................1 "jCu6
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1.1Scope............................................................................................................................................1 d5-qZ{W  
1.2Subsets.........................................................................................................................................1 zeRyL3fnmb  
1.3Relationship with C++.................................................................................................................1 ,//S`j$S  
1.4Guidance for readers....................................................................................................................2 yQrD9*t&g  
2.References..................................................................................................................................................2 7:~_D7n  
3.Terminology and conventions used in this standard..................................................................................3 vD4*&|8T#  
3.1Terminology.................................................................................................................................3 T{'RV0%   
3.1.1Shall, should, may, can....................................................................................................3 )}vl\7=  
3.1.2Implementation, application............................................................................................3 kT=8e;K  
3.1.3Call, called from, derived from........................................................................................3 @nf
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3.1.4Specific technical terms...................................................................................................3 !m$jk2<  
3.2Syntactic conventions..................................................................................................................5 Hp?/a?\Xm  
3.2.1Implementation-defined...................................................................................................5 @|!z9Y*  
3.2.2Disabled...........................................................................................................................5 Z:gyz$9w  
3.2.3Ellipsis (...).......................................................................................................................5 =u;MCQ[  
3.2.4Class names......................................................................................................................5 P2Y^d#jO  
3.2.5Embolded text..................................................................................................................5 Kpp_|2|@<  
3.3Semantic conventions..................................................................................................................6 t,'<gI
 
3.3.1Class definitions and the inheritance hierarchy...............................................................6 JtZ7ti  
3.3.2Function definitions and side-effects...............................................................................6 $d4n"+7  
3.3.3Functions whose return type is a reference or a pointer..................................................6 8Y?;x}  
3.3.3.1Functions that return *this or an actual argument..............................................6 =c7;r]Ol  
3.3.3.2Functions that return char*................................................................................6 V8(-  
3.3.3.3Functions that return a reference or pointer to an object in B<-Wea  
the module hierarchy.........................................................................................7 (.,G=\!  
3.3.3.4Functions that return a reference or pointer to a transient object......................7 >3bCTE  
3.3.3.5Functions sc_time_stamp and sc_signal::read...................................................8 ,?3G;-  
3.3.4Namespaces and internal naming....................................................................................8 E"0>yl)  
3.3.5Non-compliant applications and errors............................................................................8 >d6|^h'0  
3.4Notes and examples.....................................................................................................................9 adw2x pj  
4.Elaboration and simulation semantics.....................................................................................................10 .(vwIb8\_  
4.1Elaboration.................................................................................................................................10 _B0L.eF  
4.1.1Instantiation...................................................................................................................10 x"g&#Vq ~  
4.1.2Static process creation...................................................................................................12 Ss`LLq0LO  
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4.1.3Port binding and export binding....................................................................................12
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4.1.4Setting the time resolution.............................................................................................13 W9)&!&<
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4.2Simulation..................................................................................................................................13 pJ{Y lS{  
4.2.1The scheduling algorithm..............................................................................................14 W>LR\]Ti@  
4.2.1.1Initialization phase...........................................................................................15 =lC7gS!U  
4.2.1.2Evaluation phase..............................................................................................15 /O9EQPm(  
4.2.1.3Update phase....................................................................................................16 g78^9Y*1  
4.2.1.4Delta notification phase...................................................................................16 _-\#i  
4.2.1.5Timed notification phase.................................................................................16
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4.2.2Cycles in the scheduling algorithm................................................................................16 cNH7C"@GVu  
4.3Running elaboration and simulation..........................................................................................17 _G0x3  
4.3.1Function declarations.....................................................................................................17 d'2A,B~_*  
4.3.2Function sc_elab_and_sim.............................................................................................17 HTtnXBJ)*H  
4.3.3Functions sc_argc and sc_argv......................................................................................18 =Sv/IXX\di  
4.3.4Running under application control using functions sc_main and sc_start.....................18 H>C=zo,oiC  
4.3.4.1Function sc_main.............................................................................................18 -HuA \0J  
4.3.4.2Function sc_start..............................................................................................19 ctUp=po  
4.3.5Running under control of the kernel..............................................................................19 o(HbGHIP  
4.4Elaboration and simulation callbacks........................................................................................20 j<x_&1  
4.4.1before_end_of_elaboration............................................................................................20 +n)9Tz5  
4.4.2end_of_elaboration............................................................... .. P*o9a  
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该书很经典，但是system C语言好像是做系统和芯片设计用的 l;Wj]  
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和VHDL、Verylog相似，只不过比它们更新 wz%-%39q%  
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还真不知道它能不能做EMC仿真 6N4~~O