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Subject: NClaunch SystemC: ncelab *F,SCILDD error
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TB
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6/24/2008 11:27 PM  
Hi

I'm trying to simulate some systemc code with nclaunch. I used the example code from the "NC-SC CVE Library Engineering Notebook". When I start compiltation and so on with the ncsc_run command or the irun command I get the following error:

ncelab: *F,SCILDD: Could not load SystemC model library libncsc_model (ld.so.1: ncelab: fatal: relocation error: file: ./libncsc_model.so: symbol _ZN7display14displaySignalsEv: referenced symbol not found).

Has anybody an idea were this error comes from and how I can solve it?


Thanks in advance.

Thomas


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6/25/2008 2:36 AM  
Hi Thomas,

This error usually occurs when different compilers are used to create different shareable objects or if some shareable objects were compiled using 32-bit software and some were compiled using 64-bit software.

Take a look at how your environment has been configured and make sure that the same compiler is used to compile all of your code.

Regards,
Gary
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6/26/2008 12:27 AM  
Hi Gary,

thanks for your reply. I solved the problem. It was a very stupid error of me ;-) and had, in my case, nothing to do with different compilers.

I implement the example from the notebook and started the 4Bit-counter example with the command that was written in the example: "ncsc_run test.cpp -top test". I thought the program compiles now the test.cpp file and all other files which were included (display.cpp, counter.cpp). But it wasn't so. I had to change the command to: "ncsc_run test.cpp display.cpp counter.cpp -top test". After this all files were compiled seperatly.

Now the compiler showed me a little syntax error in the display.ccp. I think this error was the reason for the SCILDD error because the programm was not able to compile all files. But the program did not tell me this compilation error in the first case were I only started ncsc_run with the test.cpp.

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Thomas
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