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  systemc.h - Top-level include file for the SystemC library with usings.
 
  Original Author: Stan Y. Liao, Synopsys, Inc.
 
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      Name, Affiliation, Date: Andy Goodrich, Forte Design Systems, 31 Mar 2005
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#ifndef SYSTEMC_H
#define SYSTEMC_H
 
// INCLUDE SYSTEM (std) DEFINITIONS:
 
#include <cassert>
#include <climits>
#include <cmath> // math.h?
#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdint>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
#include <exception>
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <typeinfo>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
 
// USINGS FOR I/O STREAM SUPPORT:
 
    using std::ios;
    using std::streambuf;
    using std::streampos;
    using std::streamsize;
    using std::iostream;
    using std::istream;
    using std::ostream;
    using std::cin;
    using std::cout;
    using std::cerr;
    using std::endl;
    using std::flush;
    using std::dec;
    using std::hex;
    using std::oct;
    using std::noshowbase;
    using std::showbase;
 
    using std::fstream;
    using std::ifstream;
    using std::ofstream;
 
//  from <cstdio>:
 
    using std::size_t;
    using std::FILE;
    using std::fpos_t;
    using std::fclose;
    using std::clearerr;
 
    using std::remove;
    using std::rename;
    using std::tmpfile;
    using std::tmpnam;
    using std::fflush;
    using std::fopen;
    using std::freopen;
    using std::setbuf;
    using std::setvbuf;
    using std::fprintf;
    using std::fscanf;
    using std::printf;
    using std::scanf;
    using std::sprintf;
    using std::sscanf;
    using std::vfprintf;
    using std::vprintf;
    using std::vsprintf;
    using std::fgetc;
    using std::fgets;
    using std::fputc;
    using std::fputs;
    using std::getc;
    using std::getchar;
    using std::putc;
    using std::putchar;
    using std::puts;
    using std::ungetc;
    using std::fread;
    using std::fwrite;
    using std::fgetpos;
    using std::fseek;
    using std::fsetpos;
    using std::ftell;
    using std::rewind;
    using std::feof;
    using std::ferror;
    using std::perror;
 
//  from <cstdlib>:
 
    using std::div_t;
    using std::ldiv_t;
 
    using std::atof;
    using std::atoi;
    using std::atol;
    using std::strtod;
    using std::strtol;
    using std::strtoul;
    using std::rand;
    using std::srand;
    using std::calloc;
    using std::free;
    using std::malloc;
    using std::realloc;
    using std::abort;
    using std::atexit;
    using std::exit;
    using std::getenv;
    using std::system;
    using std::bsearch;
    using std::qsort;
    using std::abs;
    using std::div;
    using std::labs;
    using std::ldiv;
    using std::mblen;
    using std::mbtowc;
    using std::mbstowcs;
#if !defined(__CYGWIN__) && !defined(__CYGWIN32)
    using std::wctomb;
    using std::wcstombs;
#endif
 
//  from <cstring>:
 
    using std::memcpy;
    using std::memmove;
    using std::strcpy;
    using std::strncpy;
    using std::strcat;
    using std::strncat;
    using std::memcmp;
    using std::strcmp;
    using std::strcoll;
    using std::strncmp;
    using std::strxfrm;
    using std::memchr;
    using std::strchr;
    using std::strcspn;
    using std::strpbrk;
    using std::strrchr;
    using std::strspn;
    using std::strstr;
    using std::strtok;
    using std::memset;
    using std::strerror;
    using std::strlen;
 
// INCLUDE SYSTEMC DEFINITIONS for sc_dt AND sc_core NAMESPACES:
 
#include "systemc"
 
// USINGS FOR THE sc_dt NAMESPACE:
 
using sc_dt::SC_BIN;
using sc_dt::SC_BIN_SM;
using sc_dt::SC_BIN_US;
using sc_dt::SC_CSD;
using sc_dt::SC_DEC;
using sc_dt::SC_HEX;
using sc_dt::SC_HEX_SM;
using sc_dt::SC_HEX_US;
using sc_dt::SC_LOGIC_0;
using sc_dt::SC_LOGIC_1;
using sc_dt::SC_LOGIC_X;
using sc_dt::SC_LOGIC_Z;
using sc_dt::SC_NOBASE;
using sc_dt::SC_OCT;
using sc_dt::SC_OCT_SM;
using sc_dt::SC_OCT_US;
using sc_dt::int64;
using sc_dt::sc_abs;
using sc_dt::sc_bigint;
using sc_dt::sc_biguint;
using sc_dt::sc_bit;
using sc_dt::sc_bv;
using sc_dt::sc_bv_base;
using sc_dt::sc_digit;
using sc_dt::sc_int;
using sc_dt::sc_int_base;
using sc_dt::sc_io_show_base;
using sc_dt::sc_length_context;
using sc_dt::sc_length_param;
using sc_dt::sc_logic;
using sc_dt::sc_lv;
using sc_dt::sc_lv_base;
using sc_dt::sc_max;
using sc_dt::sc_min;
using sc_dt::sc_numrep;
using sc_dt::sc_signed;
using sc_dt::sc_uint;
using sc_dt::sc_uint_base;
using sc_dt::sc_unsigned;
using sc_dt::uint64;
// #ifdef SC_DT_DEPRECATED
using sc_dt::sc_logic_0;
using sc_dt::sc_logic_1;
using sc_dt::sc_logic_Z;
using sc_dt::sc_logic_X;
// #endif
 
#ifdef SC_INCLUDE_FX
    using sc_dt::sc_fxnum;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxnum_bitref;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxnum_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_fix;
    using sc_dt::sc_fix_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_ufix;
    using sc_dt::sc_ufix_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_fixed;
    using sc_dt::sc_fixed_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_ufixed;
    using sc_dt::sc_ufixed_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxval;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxval_fast;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxcast_switch;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxcast_context;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxtype_params;
    using sc_dt::sc_fxtype_context;
    using sc_dt::sc_q_mode;
    using sc_dt::SC_RND;
    using sc_dt::SC_RND_ZERO;
    using sc_dt::SC_RND_MIN_INF;
    using sc_dt::SC_RND_INF;
    using sc_dt::SC_RND_CONV;
    using sc_dt::SC_TRN;
    using sc_dt::SC_TRN_ZERO;
    using sc_dt::sc_o_mode;
    using sc_dt::SC_SAT;
    using sc_dt::SC_SAT_ZERO;
    using sc_dt::SC_SAT_SYM;
    using sc_dt::SC_WRAP;
    using sc_dt::SC_WRAP_SM;
    using sc_dt::sc_switch;
    using sc_dt::SC_OFF;
    using sc_dt::SC_ON;
    using sc_dt::sc_fmt;
    using sc_dt::SC_F;
    using sc_dt::SC_E;
    using sc_dt::sc_context_begin;
    using sc_dt::SC_NOW;
    using sc_dt::SC_LATER;
#endif // SC_INCLUDE_FX
 
// USINGS FOR sc_core:
//
// The explicit using for ::sc_core::wait is to remove an ambiguity with
// the constructor for the system's union wait on Unix and Linux.
// It is generally advisable to explicitly select the SystemC wait
// functions using ::sc_core::wait(...).
 
using namespace sc_core;
using ::sc_core::wait;
 
typedef ::std::string sc_string;
 
#endif // SYSTEMC_H