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gnu subdir is missing in IUS82/tools/SystemC/lib and .../lib/64bit

NJSH

We do not have a GNU subdirectory in our IUS82/tools/SystemC/lib and lib/64bit/.
However, their is symbolic links pointing to that dirs and theses libraries are needed in our project.

What is wrong is our installation ?
Can someone just send us an archive file of theses gnu subdirs to fix the problem ?

Nicolas

 

  • Hello Nicolas,

    I have taken a close look at your problem, including running some tests on installing IUS.  At first I suspected that you might have an IUS installation that was not configured as needed, but your symptoms do not match that situation, although you are missing some critical files.  Even without configuration, you should still have the gnu subdirectories, but you do not.  That leads me to conclude that some other activity has damaged or corrupted your installation.

    Given the above, the best action for you to take is to create a brand new empty directory and do a new clean install of IUS 8.2.  The latest available version is 08.20.013.  It is not possible for anyone to send you just the gnu subdirectories, and those may not be sufficient if there are other problems with your installation.

    When you install, please also remember to configure it (although I do not believe this the cause of your issue, from what you have reported).  This will ensure that all the other needed files are expanded and available for use.

    [By the way, about the TLM files, when your installation is complete and configured, the TLM directory will not be $(NCROOT)/tools/systemc/tlm but rather $(NCROOT)/tools/systemc/include/tlm.  Please let me know if you do not see this.] 

     

    Regards,

    -Mike Williamson

    IUS SystemC Product Engineering Manager

     

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