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#49 developers silicomp <jrouland@…> fixed IssMemChecker no matching function
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I have tried to use the issMemChecker with caba-vgmn-multi_timer-mipsel I have include the header file and change the platform_desc but i have this error.

/home/jrouland/soclib/soclib/soclib/iss/iss_memchecker/src/iss_memchecker.cpp:989: error: no matching function for call to ‘soclib::common::IssMemchecker<soclib::common::IssIss2<soclib::common::IssSimhelper<soclib::common::MipsElIss> > >::debugExceptionBypassed(soclib::common::Iss2::ExceptionClass&)’

#50 Nicolas Pouillon silicomp <jrouland@…> solved Option --edit systemcass
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Hello, I have used systemcass to compile the plateform caba-vgmn-multi_timer-mips32. I can use trace, help, etc but i have some trouble with scheduling option. In fact when i use --edit no editor open and the simulation run completely. I have vim and $EDITOR correctly set. did someone else have encouter the same problem.

#68 Nicolas Pouillon philipp.hartmann@… fixed SystemC library directory not detected correctly
Description

If not explicitly set in the user's config, the SystemC library dir is not detected correctly. This is due to _platform() in source:trunk/soclib/utils/lib/python/soclib_cc/config/built-in.conf#L23.

For the officially supported achitectures, the following fail currently:

  • 64-bit Linux
  • Sun Solaris
  • HPUX

For "newer" versions of SystemC, the follwing are most probably not working as well:

  • Mac OSX (i386)
  • Windows (with MinGW)
  • FreeBSD (and FreeBSD 64-bit)

In our local scripts, we currently use the following mapping (with SYSTEM_ARCH defined by Autoconf):

 case "${SYSTEM_ARCH}" in
    sparc-sun-solaris*)               echo 'gccsparcOS5'  ;;
    x86_64*linux*)                    echo 'linux64'      ;;
    *linux*)                          echo 'linux'        ;;
    i?86-apple-macosx*)               echo 'macosx386'    ;;
    powerpc-apple-macosx*)            echo 'macosx'       ;;
    amd64*freebsd* | x86_64*freebsd*) echo 'freebsd64'    ;;
    *freebsd*)                        echo 'freebsd'      ;;
    *cygwin*)                         echo 'cygwin'       ;;
    *mingw*)                          echo 'mingw'        ;;
    *hpux11*)                         echo 'gcchpux11'    ;;
  esac
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