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sc_time_stamp ()
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The function sc_time_stamp return's the current simulation time. During elaboration and initialization the function will return a value of zero. |
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Example : sc_time_stamp()
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1 #include <systemc.h>
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3 int sc_main (int argc, char* argv[]) {
4 cout<<"Current time is "<< sc_time_stamp() << endl;
5 sc_start(1);
6 cout<<"Current time is "<< sc_time_stamp() << endl;
7 sc_start(100);
8 cout<<"Current time is "<< sc_time_stamp() << endl;
9 sc_stop();
10 cout<<"Current time is "<< sc_time_stamp() << endl;
11 return 0;// Terminate simulation
12 }
You could download file sc_time_stamp.cpp here
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Simulation Output : sc_time_stamp()
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Current time is 0 s
Current time is 1 ns
Current time is 101 ns
SystemC: simulation stopped by user.
Current time is 101 ns
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Copyright © 1998-2014 |
Deepak Kumar Tala - All rights reserved |
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Do you have any Comment? mail me at:deepak@asic-world.com
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