SystemC::SystemPerl 1.280

SystemC::SystemPerl is a SystemPerl Language Extension to SystemC. SystemPerl is a version of the SystemC language. It is designed to expand text so that needless repetition in the language is minimized. By using sp_preproc, SystemPerl files can be expanded into C++ files at compile time, or expanded in place to make them valid stand-alone SystemC files. The concept of SystemPerl is based upon the AUTOS in the verilog-mode package for Emacs, by the same author. LANGUAGE #sp #sp directives are recognized by SystemPerl to split up files and control preprocessing. Use of any #sps forces use of SystemPerl preprocessing, and removes full SystemC compatibility. /*AUTOS*/ AUTOmatics provide a way of expanding interconnections, while potentially retaining fully compatible SystemC code. The preprocessor can edit the source code file directly, resulting in the source code having the expanded automatics. Code with expanded AUTOs are fully valid SystemC code, and can be sent to anyone who does not even have system perl. Anyone with SystemPerl has the benefit of being able to automatically regenerate them, and saves coding time..

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Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Code,  Expanded,  Extension,  Files,  Language,  Language Extension,  Libraries,  Programming,  Systemc,  Systemcsystemperl,  Systemperl,  Systemperl Language Extension
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