Building and running the examples ================================= Unix-like systems ----------------- In addition to running the examples during the SystemC library build process ('make check'), simple Makefiles are provided for building and running the examples after the installation of SystemC. Each subdirectory contains a simple Makefile, which includes the top-level Makefiles - Makefile.config Setup environment for the build. Default values are provided, but some variables (like the TARGET_ARCH) may need to be provided from the environment. The following variables can be set (or overridden from the environment): SYSTEMC_HOME - path to installation TARGET_ARCH - target architecture ARCH_SUFFIX - library architecture suffix (see INSTALL) For more details, please see Makefile.config directly. - Makefile.rules Default rules for building and running the examples. The following targets are provided: all - build example run - run example check - compare with expected output, if present clean - clean example ultraclean - clean even more For convenience, a simple recursing Makefile is available as well. - Makefile.all With this, a specific target can be invoked on all examples at once: gmake -f Makefile.all TARGET_ARCH=linux64 run Microsoft Visual C++ -------------------- Project files for Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (10.0) are provided in the subdidrectory containing each of these examples. Each project file has the correct settings to build the example in either Debug or Release modes. The project files assume an environment variable name SYSTEMC_HOME and MSVC is set and contains the path to the mscv10 subdirectory. Update MSVC entry in SystemC_examples properties file.