Bit-accurate C simulation

[stephen.craven@gmail.com]

I am interested in bit-accurate C / C++ modeling of hardware. I have
only found two open source projects: Signal Processing Using C++
(http://spuc.sourceforge.net/) and C4Hardware (http://sigpromu.org/
c4hardware/).

Does anyone have experience with either of these, or other, projects?

Thanks in advance.

Stephen

 

[HT-Lab]

Why not use SystemC?

Install Visual C++ Express 2010, compile the OSCI reference simulator and
you have a great development environment.

Just a thought,

Hans
www.ht-lab.com

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I am interested in bit-accurate C / C++ modeling of hardware. I have
only found two open source projects: Signal Processing Using C++
(http://spuc.sourceforge.net/) and C4Hardware (http://sigpromu.org/
c4hardware/).

Does anyone have experience with either of these, or other, projects?

Thanks in advance.

Stephen

 

[cfelton]

I am interested in bit-accurate C / C++ modeling of hardware.
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I agree, use SystemC (if C/C++ is a must). The language is standard, yo
will be much better off knowing SystemC vs. the other mentioned libs.

Side note, if you are more interested if fast development vs. fas
execution you can do bit-accurate (and cycle) in Python using MyHDL.

Chris Felton

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