sc_fx_ids.h

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  sc_fx_ids.h -- Report ids for the datatypes/fx code.

  Original Author: Martin Janssen, Synopsys, Inc., 2002-01-17

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// $Log: sc_fx_ids.h,v $
// Revision 1.1.1.1  2006/12/15 20:20:04  acg
// SystemC 2.3
//
// Revision 1.3  2006/01/13 18:53:57  acg
// Andy Goodrich: added $Log command so that CVS comments are reproduced in
// the source.
//

#ifndef SC_FX_IDS_H
#define SC_FX_IDS_H


#include "sysc/utils/sc_report.h"


// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  Report ids (datatypes/fx)
//
//  Report ids in the range of 300-399.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifndef SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE
#define SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE(id,unused1,unused2) \
    namespace sc_core { extern const char id[]; }
namespace sc_core {
    extern const char SC_ID_REGISTER_ID_FAILED_[]; // in sc_report_handler.cpp
}
#endif


SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_WL_, 300,
        "total wordlength <= 0 is not valid" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_N_BITS_, 301,
        "number of bits < 0 is not valid" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_DIV_WL_, 302,
        "division wordlength <= 0 is not valid" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_CTE_WL_, 303,
        "constant wordlength <= 0 is not valid" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_MAX_WL_, 304,
        "maximum wordlength <= 0 and != -1 is not valid" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_FX_VALUE_, 305,
    "invalid fixed-point value" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_INVALID_O_MODE_, 306,
        "invalid overflow mode" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_OUT_OF_RANGE_, 307,
        "index out of range" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_CONTEXT_BEGIN_FAILED_, 308,
        "context begin failed" )  
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_CONTEXT_END_FAILED_, 309, 
        "context end failed" )
SC_DEFINE_MESSAGE( SC_ID_WRAP_SM_NOT_DEFINED_, 310, 
        "SC_WRAP_SM not defined for unsigned numbers" )



#endif

// Taf!