source: sources/src/sc_sensitive.cc @ 37

Last change on this file since 37 was 27, checked in by buchmann, 16 years ago

SystemCASS now uses autoconf/automake to build the API. Regression tests still
use the old Makefiles.
(thanks to Nicolas Pouillon)

The library directory no longer is "lib-arch-system". The directory now is "lib-linux". Everyone needs to pay attention about SYSTEMCASS environment variable.

Changes:

  • system header includes
  • Add includes to config.h (generated by autoconf/automake)
  • test:
    • linux preprocessor macro instead of _WIN32
    • CONFIG_DEBUG instead of DEBUG

Removes:

  • Makefile
  • guess_endianness.cc
  • guess_os.sh
  • assert.h (we now use standard assert.h)
  • Options.def
File size: 4.5 KB
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[1]1/*------------------------------------------------------------\
2|                                                             |
3| Tool    :                  systemcass                       |
4|                                                             |
5| File    :                 sc_sensitive.cc                   |
6|                                                             |
7| Author  :                 Buchmann Richard                  |
8|                                                             |
9| Date    :                   09_07_2004                      |
10|                                                             |
11\------------------------------------------------------------*/
12
13/*
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35
36
[27]37#include "sc_sensitive.h"
38#include "sc_port.h"
39#include "sc_event.h"
40#include "sc_event_finder.h"
41#include "sc_module.h"
42#include "internal.h"
43#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
44#include "config.h"
45#endif
[1]46
47using namespace std;
48
49namespace sc_core {
50  void assert_before_init ()
51  {
52    if (sc_core::already_initialized == true)
53      exit (14);
54  }
55  static
56        void add_sensitivity (const sc_event &s)
57  {
58                if (method == NULL) {
59                        cerr << "declare a process before declaring " << s << " event\n";
60                        exit (1);
61                }
62    method->sensitivity_list.push_back(s);
63  }
64}
65
66//
67using namespace sc_core;
68
69// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
70//  CLASS : sc_sensitive
71//
72//  Static sensitivity class for events.
73// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
74
75sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator << (const sc_port_base& port)
76{
77  sc_event s (port,sc_event::VAL);
78  sc_core::add_sensitivity (s);
79  return *this;
80}
81
82sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator () (const sc_port_base& port)
83{
84  return *this << port;
85}
86
87sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator << (const sc_event &e)
88{
89  sc_core::add_sensitivity (e);
90  return *this;
91}
92
93sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator () (const sc_event& e)
94{
95  return *this << e;
96}
97
98sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator << (sc_event_finder& e)
99{
100  return *this << e.port ();
101}
102
103sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator () (sc_event_finder& e)
104{
105  return *this << e;
106}
107
108sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator << (const sc_interface &e)
109{
110  return *this << e.default_event ();
111}
112
113sc_sensitive& sc_sensitive::operator () (const sc_interface &e)
114{
115  return *this << e;
116}
117
118
119
120// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
121//  CLASS : sc_sensitive_pos
122//
123//  Static sensitivity class for positive edge events.
124// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
125
126sc_sensitive_pos& sc_sensitive_pos::operator << (const sc_port_base& port)
127{
128  sc_event s (port,sc_event::POS);
129  sc_core::add_sensitivity (s);
130  return *this;
131}
132
133sc_sensitive_pos& sc_sensitive_pos::operator () (const sc_port_base& port)
134{
135  return *this << port;
136}
137
138/*
139sc_sensitive_pos& sc_sensitive_pos::operator << (const sc_interface &e)
140{
141        sc_event s (e, sc_event::POS);
142  sc_core::add_sensitivity (s);
143  return *this;
144};
145
146sc_sensitive_pos& sc_sensitive_pos::operator () (const sc_interface &e)
147{
148  return *this << e;
149};
150*/
151
152// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
153//  CLASS : sc_sensitive_neg
154//
155//  Static sensitivity class for negative edge events.
156// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
157
158sc_sensitive_neg& sc_sensitive_neg::operator << (const sc_port_base& port)
159{
160  sc_event s (port,sc_event::NEG);
161  sc_core::add_sensitivity (s);
162  return *this;
163}
164
165sc_sensitive_neg& sc_sensitive_neg::operator () (const sc_port_base& port)
166{
167  return *this << port;
168}
169
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