Using ARM cycle model studio compile RTL code, could not generate .clock file.

Thanks, Jason.

The background was that I used the .a and lib*.systemc.h/cpp files generated by CMS in my model code, and found that the external clock signal did not work in the model. So I suspect there are something wrong on ".a" or  "ib*.systemc.h/cpp" files. 

Firstly, I compared with other peoples's "ib*.systemc.h/cpp" files, there are just some differences on signal names. Then I compared CMS projects and I found the difference was my .clock files and .cycle files are empty. 

In my design, there exists clock. So,it should be reflected on .clock files, right? 

Also, you mentioned "alerts on log files", do you mean "log files" on compilation? 

Thanks, Jason.

The background was that I used the .a and lib*.systemc.h/cpp files generated by CMS in my model code, and found that the external clock signal did not work in the model. So I suspect there are something wrong on ".a" or  "ib*.systemc.h/cpp" files. 

Firstly, I compared with other peoples's "ib*.systemc.h/cpp" files, there are just some differences on signal names. Then I compared CMS projects and I found the difference was my .clock files and .cycle files are empty. 

In my design, there exists clock. So,it should be reflected on .clock files, right? 

Also, you mentioned "alerts on log files", do you mean "log files" on compilation? 

Hi,

Our support team will work with you directly to investigate the details of your design.

If there is a clock it should appear in the .clocks file. As an example you can look at the twocounter example which comes with Cycle Model Studio and see the two clocks in the design.

$ cp -r $CARBON_HOME/examples/twocounter .
$ cd twocounter
$ make
$ more libtwocounter.clocks
1.      MASTER: twocounter.clk1
        Branch Depend:  twocounter.clk1

2.      MASTER: twocounter.clk2
        Branch Depend:  twocounter.clk2