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Reputation: 140

systemc constructor initialization is failing

#ifndef RAM_H
#define RAM_H
#include <systemc.h>


SC_MODULE(ram) {

 void ram_proc();

 SC_HAS_PROCESS(ram);

private:
  sc_clock clock;
 };

 #endif

then in the ram.cpp I have the following code

 #include "ram.h"

 ram::ram(sc_module_name name_): clock("clock",1,SC_NS) {std::cout<<"I am in clock "<<std::endl;}

  { //the error is occurring hier

SC_THREAD(ram_proc);

}

void  ram::ram_proc () {
  std::cout<<"I am in method ram_proc "<<std::endl;
}

The problem is that I am getting this error:

expected unqualified-id before ‘{’ token {

Upvotes: 0

Views: 238

Answers (1)

NathanOliver
NathanOliver

Reputation: 180660

Fixing for indentation and new lines your code looks like

void ram::ram(sc_module_name name_): clock("clock",1,SC_NS) 
{
    std::cout<<"I am in clock "<<std::endl;
} // <- constructor ends here

{ //the error is occurring hier
    SC_THREAD(ram_proc);
}

As you can see you have two blocks of code. The first block is the constructor body. The second block is not linked to anything. If you want the block containing SC_THREAD(ram_proc); to be in the the constructor then you need

void ram::ram(sc_module_name name_): clock("clock",1,SC_NS) 
{
    std::cout<<"I am in clock "<<std::endl;
    SC_THREAD(ram_proc);
}

Upvotes: 5

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