Eclipse IDE I'm using is Mars.1 Release.
To configure SystemC libraries in Eclipse IDE and getting started with SystemC follow these steps.
- After successfully installing SystemC libraries with cygwin, you'll have two new directories in systemc-2.3 directory.
systemc-2.3/include
systemc-2.3/lib-cygwin
- Open Eclipse IDE.
- Create C++ Project. Select Cygwin GCC in Toolchain.
- Then open Project -> Properties.
- Under C/C++ General you'll see 'Paths and Symbols' option as shown in screenshot below,
Copy your systemc-2.3/include directory path and paste it.
- Now go under 'Libraries' Tab and enter 'systemc' and 'm'. See below screenshot.
- Under 'Library Paths' add systemc-2.3/lib-cygwin path.
- Click Apply and you are done!
Enjoy SystemC. Comment below for any difficulties.
To configure SystemC libraries in Eclipse IDE and getting started with SystemC follow these steps.
- After successfully installing SystemC libraries with cygwin, you'll have two new directories in systemc-2.3 directory.
systemc-2.3/include
systemc-2.3/lib-cygwin
- Open Eclipse IDE.
- Create C++ Project. Select Cygwin GCC in Toolchain.
- Then open Project -> Properties.
- Under C/C++ General you'll see 'Paths and Symbols' option as shown in screenshot below,
Copy your systemc-2.3/include directory path and paste it.
- Now go under 'Libraries' Tab and enter 'systemc' and 'm'. See below screenshot.
- Under 'Library Paths' add systemc-2.3/lib-cygwin path.
- Click Apply and you are done!
Enjoy SystemC. Comment below for any difficulties.
