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C++ code through DPI?

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Hi all,

I have to encapsulte some transaction layer C++ code using DPI, is there any example on how to do it?

Shall I simply replace gcc with g++ to compile my code?

Thanks!

Best regards,
Davy


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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  • Hi John,

    Sorry for the ambiguous problem and I will try to clarify it. The C++ files mainly for reference model in testbench (written by other people).

    Now image I have a c++ file have just one class, and I can use your turn function in class to pure function method.

    But If I have a c++ file have several class (class A contains class B object, class B contains class C object , and so on), how can I modify so many things by hand. And I don't want to break the encapsulation for it will be hard for me to update the C++ code.

    Any suggestions are welcome!

    Best regards,
    Davy


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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  • Hi John,

    Sorry for the ambiguous problem and I will try to clarify it. The C++ files mainly for reference model in testbench (written by other people).

    Now image I have a c++ file have just one class, and I can use your turn function in class to pure function method.

    But If I have a c++ file have several class (class A contains class B object, class B contains class C object , and so on), how can I modify so many things by hand. And I don't want to break the encapsulation for it will be hard for me to update the C++ code.

    Any suggestions are welcome!

    Best regards,
    Davy


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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