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  main.cpp -- Main function for the dashboard controller for a
           car. This controller contains a speedometer, two odometers (total
           and partial distance), the driver of the car, clocks, and the
           pulse generator. The pulses are generated by the sensors placed
           around one of the wheel shafts. The rate of pulse generation is
           determined by the speed of the car. The driver can start the car,
           set its speed, reset the partial distance odometer, and stop the
           car (which means he will stop the simulation). One of the clocks
           is slow and the other is fast. The fast clock represents the real
           time. The slow clock is used to control the actions of the
           driver. The signals in this program are traced.

           purpose (in terms of changes to dash6's purpose) -- named port
           binding mixed with bind(). Example: let m1 and m2 be two modules,
           and p1 and p2 be their ports. Let m2 contain m1. Let's bind these
           ports. In dashX with X <= 6, the binding is done in m2's
           constructor as m1->p1.bind(p2). In this test, the binding is named
           in that the binding is done in m2's constructor as m1->p1(p2).

           The output of this program is identical to that of dash6.
 
  Original Author: Ali Dasdan, Synopsys, Inc.
 
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// $Log: main.cpp,v $
// Revision 1.2  2011/01/07 01:20:20  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: update for new IEEE 1666.
//
// Revision 1.1.1.1  2006/12/15 20:26:24  acg
// systemc_tests-2.3
//
// Revision 1.5  2006/01/24 21:05:58  acg
//  Andy Goodrich: replacement of deprecated features with their non-deprecated
//  counterparts.
//
// Revision 1.4  2006/01/20 00:43:24  acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changed over to use putenv() instead of setenv() to accommodate old versions of Solaris.
//
// Revision 1.3  2006/01/19 00:48:20  acg
// Andy Goodrich: Changes for the fact signal write checking is enabled.
//
// Revision 1.2  2006/01/18 00:23:51  acg
// Change over from SC_NO_WRITE_CHECK to sc_write_check_enable() call.
//

#define SC_NO_WRITE_CHECK
#include "systemc.h"
#include "const.h"
#include "driver.h"
#include "pulse.h"
#include "speed.h"
#include "dist.h"

int
sc_main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  // Pulses for the speedometer and odometers, generated by the pulse
  // generator.
  sc_signal<bool> speed_pulses("speed_pulses");
  sc_signal<bool> dist_pulses("dist_pulses");
  // Signals for the driver's actions.
  sc_signal<bool> reset("reset");
  sc_signal<int>  speed("speed");
  sc_signal<bool> start("start");

  // Signals observed by the driver.
  sc_signal<double> disp_speed("disp_speed");
  sc_signal<double> disp_angle("disp_angle");
  sc_signal<double> disp_total_dist("disp_total_dist");
  sc_signal<double> disp_partial_dist("disp_partial_dist");

  // Clocks.
  sc_clock clk0("slow_clk", SLOW_CLOCK_PERIOD0, SC_NS, 0.5, 0.0, SC_NS, true);
  sc_clock clk1("fast_clk", FAST_CLOCK_PERIOD1, SC_NS, 0.5, 0.0, SC_NS, false);

  driver_mod driver("driver");
  driver(clk0, disp_speed, disp_angle, disp_total_dist, disp_partial_dist, 
      reset, speed, start);

  gen_pulse_mod gen_pulse("gen_pulse");
  gen_pulse(clk1, start, speed, speed_pulses, dist_pulses);

  speed_mod speedometer("speedometer");
  speedometer(clk1, start, speed_pulses, disp_speed, disp_angle);

  dist_mod odometers("odometers");
  odometers(dist_pulses, reset, start, disp_total_dist, disp_partial_dist);

  // Initialize signals:
  start = false;

  // Tracing:
  // Trace file creation.
  sc_trace_file *tf = sc_create_vcd_trace_file("dash");
  // External signals.
  sc_trace(tf, clk0, "slow_clk");
  sc_trace(tf, clk1, "fast_clk");
  sc_trace(tf, speed_pulses, "speed_pulses");
  sc_trace(tf, dist_pulses, "dist_pulses");
  sc_trace(tf, reset, "reset");
  sc_trace(tf, start, "start");
  sc_trace(tf, speed, "speed");
  sc_trace(tf, disp_speed, "disp_speed");
  sc_trace(tf, disp_angle, "disp_angle");
  sc_trace(tf, disp_total_dist, "disp_total_dist");
  sc_trace(tf, disp_partial_dist, "disp_partial_dist");
  // Internal signals.
  sc_trace(tf, speedometer.elapsed_time, "elapsed_time");
  sc_trace(tf, speedometer.read_mod->raw_speed, "raw_speed");
  sc_trace(tf, speedometer.filtered_speed, "filtered_speed");
  sc_trace(tf, odometers.ok_for_incr, "ok_for_incr");
  sc_trace(tf, odometers.total_dist, "total_dist");
  sc_trace(tf, odometers.partial_dist, "partial_dist");

  disp_speed = 0.0;
  disp_angle = 0.0;
  disp_total_dist = 0.0;
  disp_partial_dist = 0.0;

  sc_start();

  return 0;
}

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