Turns out a semi-colon was missing at the end of the configuration.hh.
So that was an easy fix. SConscript can now build my project, however
there is a linker error/undefined reference to the function that I am
trying to call from configuration.hh.
Hopefully this will be fixed by the following addition to my SConscript:
configuration_src = ['configuration.cc']
configuration_lib = env.Library('configuration', configuration_src)
env.Append(LIBS=[configuration_lib])
Not sure if this the best way to go about it tho.
Regards,
- Olumide
On 27/11/2024 17:37, Olumide wrote:
Hi gem5-users,
I've got two related questions:
Question 1:
I implemented a set of functions in a simple non-SimObject C++ source
and header (configuration.hh/configuration.cc) that contains some
functionality that I intend to call from my SimObject.
My SConscript file looks like this:
Import("*")
SimObject("Generator.py", sim_objects=["GeneratorSimObject"])
Source("generator.cc")
Library('configuration', ['configuration.cc'])
Is this best practice to add non-SimObjects to gem5?
Question 2:
The above SConscript builds my project successfully, however when I
include configuration.hh in my SimObject source, generator.cc, I get the
error:
expected initializer before 'namespace'
13 | namespace: gem5
On line 13 of generator.cc.
I cannot for the life of me figure out what's going wrong.
BTW, I'm being naughty and using #pragma once. I hope that's not the
problem.
Regards,
- Olumide
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