Re: [Gems-users] undefined reference of SIM_* functions

[Dan Gibson <degibson@xxxxxxxx>]

Mladen,
Part of the Ruby build process is to build the random tester, which 
links against all of ruby's code to form a standalone executable. The 
SIM_ functions are provided by Simics, and are only callable when 
running Ruby as a Simics module. When linked against the tester, we 
provide dummies of these SIM_ API calls in 
$GEMS/ruby/simics/simics_api_dummy.c. Just add a definition for your 
missing functions there, and everything should compile cleanly.
Regards,
Dan

Mladen Nikitovic wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm adding some functionality to GEMS by extending it with a couple of
> attributes. The attributes are registered, but it seems like some of the
> SIM_* functions are not available (from processor and event API such as
> SIM_processor_break and SIM_cycle count), whereas others are (such as
> SIM_current_processor). I'm calling the API functions from command.C, but I
> get this error although I have a include simics/api.h directive, which
> should be enough.
>
> simics/commands.C:228: undefined reference to `SIM_processor_break'
>
> Is there something I'm missing or is there something in ruby command.C (or
> ruby Makefile) that prevents it from using these API functions?
>
> Regards,
> Mladen
>
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