Simulator Configuration Guide for Synopsys Models

Simulator Configuration GuideChapter 1: Using Synopsys Models with Simulatorsu1.TimingVersion = "pcimaster",u1.DelayRange = "MAX";For both of these examples, the C testbench file must have the same instance name,as follows:int Id_1, status;char *sInstName = "modelId_1";/* Get the instance handle */flex_get_inst_handle(sInstName,&Id_1, &status);2. Create a working directory and run flexm_setup to make a copy of the model’s Cobject file there, as shown in the following example:% $LMC_HOME/bin/flexm_setup -dir workdir model_fxYou must run flexm_setup every time you update your FlexModel installation witha new model version. Table 4 lists the files that flexm_setup copies to your workingdirectory.Table 4: FlexModel C-only Command Mode FilesFile Name Description Locationmodel_pkg.o Model-specific functions for UNIX. workdir/src/C/3. Compile the C object files in with the C program that you write to drive commandsinto the model (represented in the following examples as your_C_file.c). Note thatthese examples include creation of a working directory (workdir) and runningflexm_setup, as explained in the previous step. The compile line differs based onyour platform:a. for HP-UX 32-bit systems, you need to link in the -LBSD library as shown inthe following example:% mkdir workdir% flexm_setup -dir workdir model_fx% /bin/c89 -o executable_name \your_C_file.c \workdir/src/C/hp700/model_pkg.o \$LMC_HOME/lib/hp700.lib/flexmodel_pkg.o \-I$LMC_HOME/sim/C/src \-Iworkdir/src/C \-lBSDb. For Solaris 32-bit systems, you need to link in the -lsocket library as shown inthe following example:October 6, 2003 Synopsys, Inc. 27