On Wed Aug 26 12:36 , Thomas Klepp sent: > >> What are the other important differences between the CVS and git versions? > >What more? There is the verilog extension, but you'll not get it, if you >havn't verilog installed and enabled. That's a extension like the python >module, it dosn't modify the core code. I have rewritten timer code, >that's a big block. Now all available devices have full timer support. >In the moment I write tests for timers and maybe there are some things, >which have to make better or (hopefully not) bugs. > >Then, there is a feature to write VCD-traces while simulation is >running. I use that for example for timertests. Look at >regress/timertest. This runs a simple AVR test program in simulavr and >writes out a vcd file. This will be analysed in a python unittest. If >you go to regress/timertest and run "make check", you can see that in >action. If you have installed gtkwave, then you could view the traced >data, for example, see, when a interrupt is started an how long it runs, >how the timer counter changes, look at the ports, how they are changed >by ocr output generators from timer and so one. This is now also multi >core ready. (but simulavr supports current only one core, for that it's >necessary to use the python module)
Wow. That is a lot. 'Twould be nice to hear from the maintainers. There is a lot of synchronization to do. -- Michael Hennebry [email protected] "War is only a hobby." ---- Msg sent via CableONE.net MyMail - http://www.cableone.net _______________________________________________ Simulavr-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/simulavr-devel
