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Trusster Forums » Tag: teal - Recent Posts http://forums.trusster.com/ Trusster Forums » Tag: teal - Recent Posts en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:25:08 +0000 germanattanasio on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-42 Sun, 18 Jul 2010 20:30:17 +0000 germanattanasio 42@http://forums.trusster.com/ In order to fix "should have been declared inside ‘teal’" on Ubuntu. I had to: 0. Checkout the code from subversion repositories. 1. Install gcc-4.1 and g++-4.1 from Synaptic. 2. change <code>SYS_ARCH_CC</code> to use gcc-4.1. <a href="http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/" rel="nofollow">http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/</a> Mike Mintz on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-41 Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:52:37 +0000 Mike Mintz 41@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, There are actually two patches: *** teal_reg.h.new 2010-06-28 14:47:39.000000000 -0400 --- teal_reg.h 2006-05-18 08:34:00.000000000 -0400 *************** EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SU *** 110,117 **** char to_int (uint32 b) const; //extract one bit (WARNING: Drops X/Z, see operator(uint32)) //logic ! friend four_state ::teal::triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); ! friend bool ::teal::operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend four_state operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool? friend four_state reduce_xor (const reg&); --- 110,117 ---- char to_int (uint32 b) const; //extract one bit (WARNING: Drops X/Z, see operator(uint32)) //logic ! friend four_state triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); ! friend bool operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend four_state operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool? friend four_state reduce_xor (const reg&); *************** EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SU *** 284,290 **** friend vout& operator<< (vout&, const vreg&); }; vout& operator<< (vout&, const vreg&); - - reg::four_state triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); - bool operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); - reg::four_state operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool? --- 284,286 ---- -and - *** teal_vreg.cpp.new 2010-06-28 14:45:41.000000000 -0400 --- teal_vreg.cpp 2010-06-28 14:45:28.000000000 -0400 *************** void teal::vreg::connect_ () { *** 143,149 **** #if defined (vpi_2_0) if (! handle_) { ! local_log << teal_error << "Unable to get handle for \"" << path_and_name_ << "\" size:" << (int)path_and_name_.size () << endm; vpi_control (vpiFinish); } --- 143,149 ---- #if defined (vpi_2_0) if (! handle_) { ! local_log << teal_error << "Unable to get handle for \"" << path_and_name_ << "\" size:" << path_and_name_.size () << endm; vpi_control (vpiFinish); } shakthimaan on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-40 Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:25:57 +0000 shakthimaan 40@http://forums.trusster.com/ Can you please let me know line 309 in which file? In teal_reg.cpp line 309 contains: //now clean off any whole word parts, I am zero above assignment if (i < word_length_) { //work to do for (; i < word_length_; i++) { // std::cout << "teal::reg::operator=() clearing word =" < teal_acc_vecval_[i].aval = 0; teal_acc_vecval_[i].bval = 0; } } In teal_reg.h the last line is only 286. If you could create a patch, with the required changes it will be easy to follow than replying with snippets. This is also the reason why I like mailing lists for easier discussions and follow-up. I am using teal_1_40b.tar.gz. Thanks! Mike Mintz on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-39 Thu, 24 Jun 2010 16:06:38 +0000 Mike Mintz 39@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, Humm, can I believe some revs of gcc want the declaration also in the teal scope. Can you add the following starting at line 309? reg::four_state triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); bool operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); reg::four_state operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); Sorry about this. Take Care, mike shakthimaan on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-38 Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:29:15 +0000 shakthimaan 38@http://forums.trusster.com/ I have the following in teal_reg.h and I still get the same error: //logic friend four_state ::teal::triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend bool ::teal::operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend four_state ::teal::operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool? friend four_state reduce_xor (const reg&); ./teal_reg.cpp:391: error: ‘bool teal::operator==(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ ./teal_reg.cpp:398: error: ‘teal::reg::four_state teal::triple_equal(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ ./teal_reg.cpp:428: error: ‘teal::reg::four_state teal::operator<(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ admin on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-37 Thu, 24 Jun 2010 11:47:39 +0000 admin 37@http://forums.trusster.com/ There's an article on the site describing how to get read-only access to the SVN repository. It can be found at <a href="http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/" rel="nofollow">http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/</a> . If you have trouble, let me or Mike know. admin on "Mailing list" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/mailing-list#post-36 Thu, 24 Jun 2010 11:47:12 +0000 admin 36@http://forums.trusster.com/ There's an article on the site describing how to get read-only access to the SVN repository. It can be found at <a href="http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/" rel="nofollow">http://www.trusster.com/truss/howto-configure-svn-for-read-only-access/</a> . If you have trouble, let me or Mike know. Mike Mintz on "Mailing list" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/mailing-list#post-35 Wed, 23 Jun 2010 09:52:43 +0000 Mike Mintz 35@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, Great idea ! I will ask my IT person to do that. Can you ping me privately mike >< trusster >< com ? That way, we can send you the svn key. Take care, Mike Mike Mintz on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-34 Wed, 23 Jun 2010 09:51:08 +0000 Mike Mintz 34@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, start at line 117. Alternatively you could search for triple_equal Take Care, Mike shakthimaan on "Mailing list" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/mailing-list#post-33 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:44:47 +0000 shakthimaan 33@http://forums.trusster.com/ I am trying to package Teal for Fedora. 1. Can you please create a mailing list for discussions, and submission of patches? 2. If you could also remove the login requirement, and provide an RSS feed for source code, it will be very helpful to keep track of new releases! Thanks! shakthimaan on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-32 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:26:16 +0000 shakthimaan 32@http://forums.trusster.com/ I am now using teal_1_40b with gcc 4.4.4 on Fedora 13. Where should I include the following? Anyway, to fix it, add the global scope resolution operator on the function names: <pre><code>friend four_state ::teal::triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend bool ::teal::operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend four_state ::teal::operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool?</code></pre> Mike Mintz on "Active HDL (Windows)" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/active-hdl-windows#post-31 Tue, 04 May 2010 08:33:20 +0000 Mike Mintz 31@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi Rolf, Thanks for trying Teal/Truss and working on these run time issues. Yeah the synch and mutex code is just ugly. I have good contacts at Aldec and will get them to try teal on windows. I know they use teal on Linux in their regression suite. If you can get me a stack dump of the crash I will take a look. As for truss, can you get me the error from the compiler. I agree that I made a bad assumption that pthread_t was an integral type. You can see in the run_loop class (just below the thread class in truss_thread.h) that I use a bool to track the state. As for the redundant code in stop(), the idea it to protect if you call stop() again. pthread does not handle a second cancel or join very well. Aldec is a proper simulator. It seem to me you are following the code quite well ! I have been coding c++ for 20 years now and would not consider myself an expert. I will get back to you when I hear from aldec. Take Care, mike shimrod on "Active HDL (Windows)" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/active-hdl-windows#post-30 Tue, 04 May 2010 05:10:34 +0000 shimrod 30@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi Im trying to get teal (1.40b) and Truss to work with Active HDL 8.2 under windows XP, with pthreads.2 and the mingw gcc compiler that comes with the simulator. I have managed to compile teal (PLI 1) and some of the tests passes. However the mutex_test crashes the simulator. I tried to play with the number of threads and up to 4 works. When I change the no of iterations to 1 I can create many (250) threads. So it seems to me that something with the mutex fails. Regarding Truss, I can't compile since the different implementation of pthread_t. Truss seems to rely on the id being 0 after thread cancelled? Also this seems redundant since teal::stop_Thread is calling both ptrhead_cancel and pthread_join. Anyone who has some ideas? Or should I give up and move to linux and a proper simulator? Im not an C++ (or C) expert and the code is quite complex to follow. Thanks and best regards Rolf Mike Mintz on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-29 Wed, 28 Apr 2010 10:24:17 +0000 Mike Mintz 29@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi Dave, I think it's this line: local_log << teal_error << "Unable to get handle for \"" << path_and_name_ << "\" size:" << (unsigned)path_and_name_.size () << endm; If so that would be my stupid hack to get 32 bit working with .size(). Just remove the (unsigned) cast. I am happy that you are finding the book useful. Take Care, mike -- The details -- The issue is that I did not do a signed uint64 operator<< for teal_vout. You can change the size_t operator<<() to be the correct form: virtual vout& operator<< (long long int x) {return operator<< ( (unsigned long long) x);} Sorry about that. daveW on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-28 Tue, 27 Apr 2010 20:30:46 +0000 daveW 28@http://forums.trusster.com/ Robert I hacked on this some the other night and boiled it down to line 150 (or within a few lines) in 'teal_vreg.cpp'. Seems to be a problem with the call to 'path_and_name_.size ()'. When commenting this out, I can successfully build the library. Hey, I'm enjoying your book - HW verification with C++. You guys are trailblazers. Dave daveW on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-27 Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:46:41 +0000 daveW 27@http://forums.trusster.com/ Robert OK - that should work. Again the error appears to be related to one file - 'teal_vreg.cpp'. Remove this file in the 'makefile' and it builds successfully. Thank you for your quick response. Dave Robert Ekendahl on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-26 Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:03:35 +0000 Robert Ekendahl 26@http://forums.trusster.com/ Dave, Mike's on vacation and I must confess I don't have teal for c++ running currently on any of my computers. I'm sure Mike will be able to help you as soon as he gets back later this week. /Robert daveW on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-25 Mon, 26 Apr 2010 11:54:23 +0000 daveW 25@http://forums.trusster.com/ All I'm having one file fail on a Teal build on SUSE 10.2 with gcc 4.1.2. The build will work if I remove 'teal_vreg.cpp'. Here is some of the error message...using 'make -d'. It is ugly.. and I'm seeking some help. :char_traits<char>, _Alloc = std::allocator<char>]()’ ./teal_vout.h:131: note: candidates are: virtual teal::vout&teal::vout::operator<<(char) ./teal_vout.h:132: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(int) ./teal_vout.h:133: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(unsigned int) ./teal_vout.h:134: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(long int) ./teal_vout.h:135: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(long long unsigned int) ./teal_vout.h:136: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(const std::string&) <near match> ./teal_vout.h:137: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(double) ./teal_vout.h:159: note: teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(teal::vout& (*)(teal::vout&)) <near match> ./teal_reg.h:191: note: teal::vout& teal::operator<<(teal::vout&, teal::reg::four_state) <near match> ./teal_reg.h:188: note: teal::vout& teal::operator<<(teal::vout&, const teal::reg&) Reaping losing child 0x0064c140 PID 5951 make: *** [teal_vreg.o] Error 1 Removing child 0x0064c140 PID 5951 from chain. This is using a recent 1_40b Teal archive. Scope resolution ("teal:: ") looks to be in place. cheers, Dave Mike Mintz on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-20 Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:56:45 +0000 Mike Mintz 20@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, Sorry for the delay in a response. Our notification system is broken. I have seen this error "should have been declared inside ‘teal’". It has to do with the newer gcc. I actually think its a bug, because its not overleading the scope correctly. Anyway, to fix it, add the global scope resolution operator on the function names: friend four_state ::teal::triple_equal (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend bool ::teal::operator== (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); friend four_state ::teal::operator< (const reg& lhs, const reg& rhs); //Should be bool? Take care, Mike Mike Mintz on "error while compiling teal" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/error-while-compiling-teal#post-19 Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:48:04 +0000 Mike Mintz 19@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, Sorry for the delay in responding. Since teal_memory.cpp:95 and 364 are just a log lines, you can comment them out. Feel free to e-mail me directly at mike <> trusster <> com Again, I apologize for the delay. take Care, mike jagan on "error while compiling teal" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/error-while-compiling-teal#post-14 Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:41:20 +0000 jagan 14@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi Mike I got the same error and and now I get the following error when compiling after making the change you suggested ((uint32)aval_start_ to (size_t)aval_start_) in teal_memory.cpp In file included from ./teal.h:137, from ./teal_memory.cpp:32: ./teal_reg.h:95: warning: ‘typedef’ was ignored in this declaration ./teal_memory.cpp: In constructor ‘regular_memory_bank::regular_memory_bank(const std::string&)’: ./teal_memory.cpp:364: error: ambiguous overload for ‘operator<<’ in ‘((teal::vout*)((teal::vout*)((teal::vout*)((teal::vout*)((teal::vout*)((teal::vout*)teal::operator<< [with TP1 = const std::string&, TP2 = std::pair<int, int>](((teal::vout&)(&<unnamed>::local_log)), ((const teal::vmanip<const std::string&, std::pair<int, int> >&)((const teal::vmanip<const std::string&, std::pair<int, int> >*)(& teal::mark_start(((const std::string&)(& std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >(((const char*)"./teal_memory.cpp"), ((const std::allocator<char>&)((const std::allocator<char>*)(& std::allocator<char>())))))), std::pair<int, int>(((const int&)((const int*)(&2055))), ((const int&)((const int*)(&363))))))))))->teal::vout::operator<<(((const std::string&)(& std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >(((const char*)"Memory ctor: bytes_per_group_ "), ((const std::allocator<char>&)((const std::allocator<char>*)(& std::allocator<char>()))))))))->teal::vout::operator<<(((regular_memory_bank*)this)->regular_memory_bank::bytes_per_group_))->teal::vout::operator<<(((const std::string&)(& std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >(((const char*)" bit_length_ : "), ((const std::allocator<char>&)((const std::allocator<char>*)(& std::allocator<char>()))))))))->teal::vout::operator<<(((regular_memory_bank*)this)->regular_memory_bank::bit_length_))->teal::vout::operator<<(teal::hex))->teal::vout::operator<<(((const std::string&)(& std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >(((const char*)" aval_start: "), ((const std::allocator<char>&)((const std::allocator<char>*)(& std::allocator<char>()))))))) << (size_t)((regular_memory_bank*)this)->regular_memory_bank::aval_start_’ ./teal_vout.h:131: note: candidates are: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(char) ./teal_vout.h:132: note: virtual teal::vout& teal::vout::operator<<(int) What can I do to get over this error. Also, do you have a different version/download for 64bit machines.? Thanks moogyd on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-13 Tue, 05 Jan 2010 11:52:38 +0000 moogyd 13@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, I'm not a C++ expert, but this problem can be fixed by editing the Makefiles to add the --friend_injection option gcc. Let me know if you manage to get everything running under Fodora - I am at a deadend under Ubuntu :-() Steven shakthimaan on "Teal build error Fedora" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/teal-build-error-fedora#post-12 Wed, 30 Dec 2009 02:46:34 +0000 shakthimaan 12@http://forums.trusster.com/ I am trying to build Teal (teal_1_40b.tar.gz) on Fedora 12 using gcc 4.4.2: $ export SIMULATOR_HOME=/usr $ ARCH=Linux make SIM=ivl gcc -c -fPIC ./teal_reg.cpp -o ./teal_reg.o -Wall -Dvpi_2_0 -DSIM=ivl -Divl -I. -I/usr/include -I/usr/pli_incs -I/usr/pli/interface In file included from ./teal.h:136, from ./teal_reg.cpp:32: ./teal_vout.h:149: warning: ‘typedef’ was ignored in this declaration In file included from ./teal.h:137, from ./teal_reg.cpp:32: ./teal_reg.h:95: warning: ‘typedef’ was ignored in this declaration ./teal_reg.cpp:391: error: ‘bool teal::operator==(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ ./teal_reg.cpp:398: error: ‘teal::reg::four_state teal::triple_equal(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ ./teal_reg.cpp:428: error: ‘teal::reg::four_state teal::operator<(const teal::reg&, const teal::reg&)’ should have been declared inside ‘teal’ make: *** [teal_reg.o] Error 1 Has anyone been able to successfully build Teal on *nix? Please let me know how to proceed. Mike Mintz on "error while compiling teal" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/error-while-compiling-teal#post-4 Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:04:57 +0000 Mike Mintz 4@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi, My mistake. That's the usual 32 versus 64 bit issue. Change: (uint32)aval_start_ to (size_t)aval_start_ Sorry about that, Mike pramod on "error while compiling teal" http://forums.trusster.com/topic/error-while-compiling-teal#post-3 Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:34:02 +0000 pramod 3@http://forums.trusster.com/ Hi I am getting this error while compiling teal on a suse64 bit machine, please help. gcc -c -fPIC ./teal_memory.cpp -o ./teal_memory.o -Wall -DSIM=vcs -Dvcs -I. -I/usr/synopsys/A-2008.09/include -I/usr/synopsys/A-2008.09/pli_incs -I/usr/synopsys/A-2008.09/pli/interface ./teal_memory.cpp: In constructor âregular_memory_bank::regular_memory_bank(const std::string&)â: ./teal_memory.cpp:364: error: cast from âteal::uint8*â to âteal::uint32â loses precision