SimLoop Class Reference

Synchronous simulation loop Basic synchronous simulation loop. It is designed for "fast" simulations with a deterministic set of stimuli. It can run in "fast" mode or "real-time" mode. More...

#include <sim_loop.h>

Inheritance diagram for SimLoop:

Public Member Functions
	SimLoop (Device &device)
void	set_fast_mode (bool fast)
	Set the simulation running mode: false=real-time, true=fast.
void	run (cycle_count_t count=0)
Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractSimLoop
	AbstractSimLoop (Device &device)
virtual	~AbstractSimLoop ()=default
AbstractSimLoop::State	state () const
cycle_count_t	cycle () const
CycleManager &	cycle_manager ()
const Device &	device () const
Logger &	logger ()

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from AbstractSimLoop
enum	State {   State_Running , State_Step , State_Standby , State_Stopped ,   State_Done }
Protected Member Functions inherited from AbstractSimLoop
cycle_count_t	run_device (cycle_count_t final_cycle)
void	set_state (AbstractSimLoop::State state)
Protected Attributes inherited from AbstractSimLoop
Device &	m_device
State	m_state
CycleManager	m_cycle_manager
Logger	m_logger

Detailed Description

Synchronous simulation loop Basic synchronous simulation loop. It is designed for "fast" simulations with a deterministic set of stimuli. It can run in "fast" mode or "real-time" mode.

• In real-time mode : the simulation will try to adjust the speed of the simulation to align the simulated time with the system time.
• In fast mode : no adjustment is done and the simulation runs as fast as permitted.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SimLoop()

SimLoop::SimLoop ( Device &  device )

explicit

Member Function Documentation

run()

void SimLoop::run

(

cycle_count_t

nbcycles = 0

)

Runs the simulation for a given number of cycles. If set to zero, the simulation will run indefinitely and the function will only return when the device stops definitely.

set_fast_mode()

void SimLoop::set_fast_mode ( bool  fast )

inline

Set the simulation running mode: false=real-time, true=fast.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• sim_loop.h
• sim_loop.cpp