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3 | h2. Introduction |
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5 | 26 | Alexander Kamkin | This document describes the steps should be followed to install "С++TESK Testing ToolKit":http://forge.ispras.ru/projects/cpptesk-toolkit (hereinafter C++TESK). In addition to C++TESK, "Icarus Verilog":http://iverilog.icarus.com and "VeriTool":http://forge.ispras.ru/projects/veritool (hereinafter Verilog tools) are recommended to be installed (they are used for generating C/C++ API for Verilog modules). |
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7 | Before installing the toolkit make sure that [[System Requirements]] are met. |
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9 | h2. Installation |
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11 | 41 | Alexander Kamkin | h3. Basic Installation (Recommended) |
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13 | 12 | Alexander Kamkin | To install C++TESK, pass the following steps: |
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15 | 19 | Alexander Kamkin | # Download the latest version of the C++TESK package (@cpptesk-toolkit-src-*.tar.gz@) from the "Files":http://forge.ispras.ru/projects/cpptesk-toolkit/files page. |
16 | 20 | Alexander Kamkin | # Unzip the downloaded archive: |
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18 | % tar xf cpptesk-toolkit-src-*.tar.gz |
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19 | </pre> |
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20 | 28 | Alexander Kamkin | # Run the @install.sh@ script as follows. |
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22 | 27 | Alexander Kamkin | * To install C++TESK without installing the Verilog tools, run: |
23 | 22 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
24 | % install.sh |
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25 | 1 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
26 | 33 | Alexander Kamkin | * To install C++TESK together with the Verilog tools not reinstalling the Verilog tools if they have been already installed, run: |
27 | 23 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
28 | % install.sh --install-veritool |
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29 | 31 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
30 | 37 | Alexander Kamkin | * To install C++TESK and (re)install the Verilog tools, run: |
31 | 25 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
32 | % install.sh --force-install-veritool |
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33 | 34 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
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35 | 34 | Alexander Kamkin | Home directories for the tools are chosen according to the following rules: |
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37 | 47 | Alexander Kamkin | # If the environment variable @$ISPRAS_HOME@ is not set, it will be assigned to the user’s home directory (usually, @/home/<user-name>@). |
38 | 38 | Alexander Kamkin | # If the environment variable @$CPPTESK_HOME@ is not set, it will be assigned to the value @$ISPRAS_HOME/tools/cpptesk-toolkit@. |
39 | # If the environment variable @$ICARUS_HOME@ is not set, it will be assigned to the value @$ISPRAS_HOME/tools/verilog@. |
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40 | # It the environment variable @$VERITOOL_HOME@ is not set, it will be assigned to the value @$ISPRAS_HOME/tools/veritool@. |
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42 | 39 | Alexander Kamkin | C++TESK is installed into the directory @$CPPTESK_HOME@. |
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44 | 39 | Alexander Kamkin | Icarus Verilog (if it is required) is installed into the directory @$ICARUS_HOME@. |
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46 | 6 | Alexander Kamkin | VeriTool (if it is required) is installed into the directory @$VERITOOL_HOME@. |
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48 | 40 | Alexander Kamkin | h3. Manual Installation of the Verilog Tools |
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50 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | The Verilog tools can be installed manually. |
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52 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | To install Icarus Verilog, pass the following steps: |
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54 | 44 | Alexander Kamkin | # Download the Icarus Verilog package from "here":http://sourceforge.net/projects/iverilog/files/iverilog. |
55 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | # If the environment variable @$ICARUS_HOME@ is not set, it should be assigned: |
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57 | 47 | Alexander Kamkin | % export ICARUS_HOME=<path-to-icarus-verilog-installation-directory> |
58 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | % echo "export ICARUS_HOME=$ICARUS_HOME" >> "$HOME/.profile" |
59 | % echo "export ICARUS_HOME=$ICARUS_HOME" >> "$HOME/.bashrc" |
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60 | 7 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
61 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | # Create the @$ICARUS_HOME@ directory if it does not exist: |
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63 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | % mkdir -p "$ICARUS_HOME" |
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65 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | # Unzip the downloaded archive and compile the sources: |
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67 | 48 | Alexander Kamkin | % tar xf verilog-<version-number>.tar.gz |
68 | % cd verilog-<version-number> |
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69 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | % ./configure --prefix="$ICARUS_HOME" |
70 | % make && make install |
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71 | 1 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
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73 | 42 | Alexander Kamkin | To install VeriTool, pass the following steps: |
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75 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | # Download the VeriTool package from "here":http://forge.ispras.ru/projects/veritool/files. |
76 | # If the environment variable @$VERITOOL_HOME@ is not set, it should be assigned: |
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77 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
78 | 47 | Alexander Kamkin | % export VERITOOL_HOME=<path-to-veritool-installation-directory> |
79 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | % echo "export VERITOOL_HOME=$VERITOOL_HOME" >> "$HOME/.profile" |
80 | % echo "export VERITOOL_HOME=$VERITOOL_HOME" >> "$HOME/.bashrc" |
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81 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
82 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | # Create the @$VERITOOL_HOME@ directory if it does not exist: |
83 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
84 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | % mkdir -p "$VERITOOL_HOME" |
85 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |
86 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | # Unzip the downloaded archive and compile the sources: |
87 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | <pre> |
88 | 48 | Alexander Kamkin | % tar xf veritool-<version-number>.tar.gz |
89 | % cd veritool-<version-number> |
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90 | 46 | Alexander Kamkin | % ./configure --prefix="$VERITOOL_HOME" |
91 | % make all && make install |
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92 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | </pre> |