Define variables before including libraries such ap_int or ap_private can cause syntax errors.
For example:// wrong place to define N
#define N 42
#include <ap_int.h>
// good place to define N
//#define N 42
void define_N(ap_int<10> *a, ap_int<11> b) {
*a = b + N;
}
When "N" is declared before ap_int, following errors will be issued.
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h:1687:33: error: expected ','
or '...' before numeric constant
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h:2782:33: error: expected ','
or '...' before numeric constant
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h: In function 'bool
llvm::ap_private_ops::isIntN(uint32_t)':
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h:2783:16: error: 'APIVal' was
not declared in this scope
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h: At global scope:
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h:3154:29: error: expected ','
or '...' before numeric constant
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h: In function 'bool
llvm::isIntN(uint32_t)':
c:/Xilinx/2011.4/AutoESL/include/etc/ap_private.h:3155:12: error: 'APIVal' was
not declared in this scope {0} Field Help
For the AutoESL tool versions 2011.4.2 and prior, define N after including ap_int.
This issue is resolved in AutoESL 2012.1.
| AR# 45780 | |
|---|---|
| 日期 | 09/09/2014 |
| 状态 | Active |
| Type | 已知问题 |
| Tools |
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