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IXP2400/IXP2800 Network Processors
Transactor
the ubreakpoint to unconditionally stop simulation. The typedef
designation for the C-interpreted callback function must be:
int func_name( string chip_name, int me_num, int ctx_num, int PC );
The typedef designation for the imported callback function must be:
int func_name( char *chip_name, int me_num, int ctx_num, int PC );
If a function is associated with a ubreak and is then subsequently
removed, the ubreak will automatically be removed since it can no
longer operate as it was defined.
8.3.40
unforce
Format:
unforce state_name1 [state_name2 ...]
Definition:
Sets the data contents of specified state(s) to no longer be forcible (see
force
command for
related information.)
Wildcards
Wildcards may be used to specify multiple states.
8.3.41
version
Format:
version
Definition:
Displays the software version and build data for the simulator.
8.3.42
watch
Format 1:
watch [/clk=clk_ref_name | /clear] state_name1 [state_name2...]
Definition:
The above format is constructed as a simulator command that takes 1 or more state names. It is
used to automatically print all state transitions of the specified states. The optional
clk_ref_name switch allows a primary clock name to be related to the watch. By doing so,
each transition will be timestamped relative to the cycle of the specified clock. If no
clk_ref_name is specified, the current default clock (set by the “set_default_go_clock”
command) is used.
/clear
Disables a pre-existing watch; if it is not specified, it is assumed a new
watch is being set.
Format 2:
watch (watch_name, state_name1, state_name2, ..., state_namen)
C_statement
Definition:
