CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:28 (svc_target): Unknown CMake command "svc_target".

[songlinli0803]

Hello，

I have installed icsc, but failed to test the example "counter" with the error below:

CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:28 (svc_target):
Unknown CMake command "svc_target".

Does anyone have some suggestions? Thanks.

[mikhailmoiseev]

Looks like SVC package is not available. Please check 1) you are using bash terminal, 2) run setenv.sh in installation folder in this terminal, 3) version of cmake >= 3.13 and g++ >= 9.0.0.

[songlinli0803]

Hello mikhailmoiseev，

Thanks for your reply. The problem is solved. In fact, i copy "icsc/cmake/CMakelists.top" to the installation folder and change the name to "CMakelists.txt", and then run cmake ../ and ctest -j8, all goes well!

But now, the new problem is that only 40% test cases pass. For example, the test for all cases in "example", the following tests failed:
2:imm_assert_SYN 4:temp_assert_SYN 6:counter_SYN 8:decoder_SYN 10:DmaEngine_NoSs_SYN 12:dm_paranut_SYN 14:dvcon_simple_SYN 16:dvcon_fifo_SYN 17:dvcon_fifo_DIFF 19:fsm_SYN 21:intrinsic_SYN 23:latch_ff_SYN 25:sct_fifo_shared_SYN 26:sct_fifo_shared_DIFF 28:sct_fifo_single_SYN 29:sct_fifo_single_DIFF 31:sct_target_fifo_SYN 32:sct_target_fifo_DIFF 34:sct_initiator_thread_SYN 35:sct_initiator_thread_DIFF 37:sct_target_method_SYN 38:sct_target_method_DIFF 40:sct_signal_SYN 41:sct_signal_DIFF 43:sct_in_out_ports_SYN 44:sct_in_out_ports_DIFF 46:sct_always_ready_meth_SYN 47:sct_always_ready_meth_DIFF 49:sct_always_ready_thread_SYN 50:sct_always_ready_thread_DIFF

And for example, the test of "counter_BUILD" passed, by nothing was generated in the folder "/examples/counter/sv_out". I really want to know why...

[songlinli0803]

If i run only ctest -R counter, the log file is as below where youcould find the error:
LastTest.log

[mikhailmoiseev]

The problem is solved. In fact, i copy "icsc/cmake/CMakelists.top" to the installation folder and change the name to "CMakelists.txt", and then run cmake ../ and ctest -j8, all goes well!

That is done by install.sh script. Did you use it? If so, looks like installation went wrong. I have checked installation with instal.sh at Ubuntu 22.04 again, it works well.

The current problem from your log is:

/usr/include/wchar.h:35:10: fatal error: 'stddef.h' file not found
#include <stddef.h>

Probably it needs to add path to STD library headers to $PATH. In my Ubuntu 22.04 it is /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/11/include

[songlinli0803]

Probably it needs to add path to STD library headers to $PATH. In my Ubuntu 22.04 it is /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/11/include

Thanks for your advise, now it works for all examples!

100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 50

That is done by install.sh script. Did you use it? If so, looks like installation went wrong. I have checked installation with instal.sh at Ubuntu 22.04 again, it works well.

Just a feedback: I use WSL Ubuntu 22.04, install.sh doesn't work for me due to serveral problems (so i installed ICSC manually). I give some examples here:

1. tar -xf v3.13.0.tar.gz --skip-old-files this command need add -m, if not, this is a error with 'timestamp' something like this
2. mkdir build -p && cd build for protobuf, this command will report file already exist, and i found a file named BUILD, so i change the command to mkdir build1 -p && cd build1
3. I can't 'su' in WSL environment, but some command need add sudo in front.

[mikhailmoiseev]

Thank you for feedback. Will update the install.sh for WSL compatibility.