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

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Reference Manual )Cdw_Yx  
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Introduction DQ0S]:tC  
This document defines the SystemC standard. yM 7{v$X0  
Contributors ?sHZeWZ(  
The development of the OSCI SystemC 2.1 LRM was sponsored by the Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) and SXsszb:_  
was created under the leadership of the following people: \8#[AD*@s2  
Authors:John Aynsley (Core), David Long (Data Types) /5E0'y,|P  
Typographical Editor:Sofie Vandeputte Cj#wY  
LRM Working Group Chair:Stuart Swan Vn_&q6Pa  
The following is a list of contributors to the development of SystemC and participants in the LRM Working E#P#{_BR^  
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Ray Ryan {EZR}N  
El Mustapha Aboulhamid 2Ug_3ZuU  
Kurt Schwartz ">7xSWR*4  
Mike Baird !Mw/j`*  
Minoru Shoji p{oz}}  
Bishnupriya Bhattacharya 3fLdceT  
Bob Shur -|'@:cIZ  
David C Black >C,0}lj  
Vincent Viteau ir'<H<t2  
Dundar Dumlogal /'8%=$2Kw  
Abhijit Ghosh PZ/tkw  
Andy Goodrich ^X_ ;ZLg.  
Serge Goossens FqJd  
Robert Graulich 7s%D(;W_Mo  
Thorsten Groetker J-+mdA  
Martin Jannsen 0-PT%R  
Kevin Kranen e_!h>=$%8  
Evan Lavelle 6c+29@  
Mike Meredith npeL1zO-$  
Wolfgang Mueller `u3kP  
César Quiroz t!wbT79/  
Adam Rose 4j;IyQDvM  
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Contents 3q4VH q  
1.Overview....................................................................................................................................................1 1o5kP,)  
1.1Scope............................................................................................................................................1 ot7f?tF2<J  
1.2Subsets.........................................................................................................................................1 {#+K+!SvDX  
1.3Relationship with C++.................................................................................................................1 P_b5`e0O  
1.4Guidance for readers....................................................................................................................2 :[l}Bb,  
2.References..................................................................................................................................................2
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3.Terminology and conventions used in this standard..................................................................................3 #TUm&2 +V  
3.1Terminology.................................................................................................................................3 JRBz/ j  
3.1.1Shall, should, may, can....................................................................................................3 w5q6c%VZ  
3.1.2Implementation, application............................................................................................3 ~V(>L=\V;  
3.1.3Call, called from, derived from........................................................................................3 Yjo$vQi  
3.1.4Specific technical terms...................................................................................................3 ]+G\1SN~  
3.2Syntactic conventions..................................................................................................................5 y:\<FLR}j  
3.2.1Implementation-defined...................................................................................................5 ExS&fUn`C  
3.2.2Disabled...........................................................................................................................5 .;31G0<w2  
3.2.3Ellipsis (...).......................................................................................................................5 1]>JMh%X9t  
3.2.4Class names......................................................................................................................5 )*%uG{h  
3.2.5Embolded text..................................................................................................................5 #U0| j?!D  
3.3Semantic conventions..................................................................................................................6 Rm3W&hQ  
3.3.1Class definitions and the inheritance hierarchy...............................................................6 e}O&_j-  
3.3.2Function definitions and side-effects...............................................................................6 hcU^!mp  
3.3.3Functions whose return type is a reference or a pointer..................................................6 kPOk.F%)  
3.3.3.1Functions that return *this or an actual argument..............................................6 X%-"b`  
3.3.3.2Functions that return char*................................................................................6 &=t~_ Dc  
3.3.3.3Functions that return a reference or pointer to an object in W+u@UJi  
the module hierarchy.........................................................................................7 >#dLT~[\a  
3.3.3.4Functions that return a reference or pointer to a transient object......................7 &H+wzx<  
3.3.3.5Functions sc_time_stamp and sc_signal::read...................................................8 ~~Cd9Hzi  
3.3.4Namespaces and internal naming....................................................................................8 G l/3*J  
3.3.5Non-compliant applications and errors............................................................................8 u9:sj
 
3.4Notes and examples.....................................................................................................................9 k4&adX@Y  
4.Elaboration and simulation semantics.....................................................................................................10 .+2:~%v6  
4.1Elaboration.................................................................................................................................10 7/&taw%i  
4.1.1Instantiation...................................................................................................................10 bLl ?!G.  
4.1.2Static process creation...................................................................................................12 fBTNI`#  
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4.1.3Port binding and export binding....................................................................................12 >l}v _k*~B  
4.1.4Setting the time resolution.............................................................................................13 atZNX1LD[/  
4.2Simulation..................................................................................................................................13 j*2/[Eq  
4.2.1The scheduling algorithm..............................................................................................14 B_#M)d O  
4.2.1.1Initialization phase...........................................................................................15 >WO;q  
4.2.1.2Evaluation phase..............................................................................................15 FXk*zXn6  
4.2.1.3Update phase....................................................................................................16 '3^_:E5y  
4.2.1.4Delta notification phase...................................................................................16 KdiJ'K.  
4.2.1.5Timed notification phase.................................................................................16 Up-^km
 
4.2.2Cycles in the scheduling algorithm................................................................................16 Mb_"M7  
4.3Running elaboration and simulation..........................................................................................17 ?b d&Av  
4.3.1Function declarations.....................................................................................................17 0<A*I{,4L  
4.3.2Function sc_elab_and_sim.............................................................................................17 K4Ed]hX  
4.3.3Functions sc_argc and sc_argv......................................................................................18 6jMc|he  
4.3.4Running under application control using functions sc_main and sc_start.....................18 860y9wzU  
4.3.4.1Function sc_main.............................................................................................18 LP7jCt  
4.3.4.2Function sc_start..............................................................................................19 zKk=R6w  
4.3.5Running under control of the kernel..............................................................................19 &: LE]w  
4.4Elaboration and simulation callbacks........................................................................................20 lx$Z/f  
4.4.1before_end_of_elaboration............................................................................................20 "@ZwDg`  
4.4.2end_of_elaboration............................................................... .. c&#Q`m  
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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 ?A`8c R=)I  
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和VHDL、Verylog相似，只不过比它们更新 5svM3  #  
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还真不知道它能不能做EMC仿真 2
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