Does System C support tri-state logic? That is, bits that can get 0
, 1
or X
, where X
means "unknown"?
If it does, does it also support vectors that can contain X
es, including logic and arithmetic operations?
Does System C support tri-state logic? That is, bits that can get 0
, 1
or X
, where X
means "unknown"?
If it does, does it also support vectors that can contain X
es, including logic and arithmetic operations?
Here is what you need:
It does not have tri-state variables, but quad-state (is that correct? :P) variables (0,1,X,Z). More about it in the above links. It also supports vectors of those variables.
Hope I helped you a little bit :)
Yeah, you re looking for the sc_logic and sc_lv types which are 4 state variables: 0, 1, X, and Z. Pay attention to how they interact when you resolve them together. There s a nice tables on the asic-world.com site taken directly from the SystemC User Manual.
Note though that this doesn t work like in Verilog where X can also act as a wildcard. I had to build my own function to add that functionality.
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