Using C++ with CSIM

You can build and run such C++ models using the methods below:
      (The example commands below are for Linux. They will be very similar for other OS's.
          Just adjust according to the default compile setting for your platform.)

• Command-Line Methods:
          (As always when doing anything with CSIM, be sure to "source {path}/csim/setup"
            before using these methods.)
  • CL-Method 1:     (- Give your own compile in a separate step.)
    1. Build w/CSIM and compile separately:
               csim   -nocomp   HelloW.sim
               g++ -g out.c $CSIM_ROOT/tools/$CSIM_MTYPE/clsubs_cpp_2.xx.o -lm -lpthread -o sim.exe
                       (Where 2.xx is set to match your glibc version.)
    2. Run:
               ./sim.exe -batch

  • CL-Method 2:     (- Set up tools to build+compile in one step.)
    1. Adjust your settings:
               export CSIM_CL_COMPILER="g++ -g out.c $CSIM_ROOT/tools/$CSIM_MTYPE/clsubs_cpp_2.xx.o \
                  -lm -lpthread"
    2. Build with CSIM in one step:
               csim   -nongraphical   HelloW.sim
    3. Run:
               ./sim.exe -batch

• GUI-based Methods:
  • GUI-Method:
    1. Adjust your compiler setting:
               gedit   $CSIM_ROOT/tools/setup.sh
                     {
                         Under the Linux section, change CSIM_C_COMPILER line to:
                             export CSIM_C_COMPILER="g++ -g -DUSING_GTK out.c \
                                     $CSIM_ROOT/tools/$CSIM_MTYPE/grsubs_gtk_cpp_$LIBC_VERSION.o \
                                     `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0` `pkg-config --libs gtk+-2.0` -lm -lpthread"
                     }
               (Or otherwise set your "CSIM_C_COMPILER" environment variable this way.)
    2. Then Build and Run as normal from the GUI.
               (Start the CSIM GUI and click "Tools / Build" and "Tools / Run Sim".)

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