Hi
I need to send sc_fifo data over simple bus and then again receive at the other end via sc_fifo . the intermediate channel should be the simple bus
Though I tried a lot but unable to find any way
I will be grateful for the help
regards
Hi
I need to send sc_fifo data over simple bus and then again receive at the other end via sc_fifo . the intermediate channel should be the simple bus
Though I tried a lot but unable to find any way
I will be grateful for the help
regards
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Am I right in guessing "simple bus" is some architecture dependent thing unique to your setup?
Details, we need details.
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Yes that's me waiting for so long to get an answer I posted on this forum
I have two modules interconnected with each other . they are communicating via sc_fifo . Now a simple bus is to be introduced between them using an adapter that will act as the communication channel between them.
the master of the bus will receive the data and send on the simple_bus_slave_if .This data will be received by the sc_fifo on the other end
like wise the data is written by sc_fifo on simple_bus_slave_if and written at master port from where the data will be read by sc_fifo
I hope I could explain
If u have any thing specific to ask please discuss
Which OS?
Which compiler?
Is this a piece of wire between two physical processors?
Or perhaps something like a Unix pipe or socket between two processes.
Or perhaps a memory buffer between threads.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
It is the TLM level modeling in System C the program platform is Zynq FPGA
The development platform is Vivado
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I am not familiar with Unix pipe etc
Yes but i think this is a memory buffer between two threads
reference accellera.org
regards
Uzmeed
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