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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

I execute a code that makes an illegal write access (out of segment) on the Mips32ElIss (wrapped in a VciXcacheWrapper). I observe an error code in the VCI RERROR field. It is correctly detected by the VciXcacheWrapper (I see the "write BERR" message), the setWriteBerr() method seems to be executed, but the processor does not branch to the exception handler...

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