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/*****************************************************************************

  main.cpp - This file instantiates all processes and ties them together
             with signals.

  Original Author: Rashmi Goswami, Synopsys, Inc.

 *****************************************************************************/

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#include "systemc.h"
#include "pkt.h"
#include "switch_clk.h"
#include "sender.h"
#include "receiver.h"
#include "switch.h"


int
sc_main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_in0;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_in1;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_in2;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_in3;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_out0;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_out1;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_out2;
  sc_signal<pkt> pkt_out3;

  sc_signal<sc_int<4> > id0, id1, id2, id3;
  
  sc_signal<bool> switch_cntrl;

  sc_clock clock1("CLOCK1", 75, 0.5, 0.0);
  sc_clock clock2("CLOCK2", 30, 0.5, 10.0);

  // Module instiatiations follow
  // Note that modules can be connected by hooking up ports 
  // to signals by name or by using a positional notation

  sender sender0("SENDER0");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name
  sender0.pkt_out(pkt_in0);
  sender0.source_id(id0);
  sender0.CLK(clock1);

  sender sender1("SENDER1");
  // hooking up signals to ports by position
  sender1 << pkt_in1 << id1 << clock1;

  sender sender2("SENDER2");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name
  sender2.pkt_out(pkt_in2);
  sender2.source_id(id2);
  sender2.CLK(clock1);

  sender sender3("SENDER3");
  // hooking up signals to ports by position
  sender3 << pkt_in3 << id3 << clock1;
  
  switch_clk switch_clk1("SWITCH_CLK");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name
  switch_clk1.switch_cntrl(switch_cntrl);
  switch_clk1.CLK(clock2);

  mcast_pkt_switch switch1("SWITCH");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name
  switch1.switch_cntrl(switch_cntrl);
  switch1.in0(pkt_in0);
  switch1.in1(pkt_in1);
  switch1.in2(pkt_in2);
  switch1.in3(pkt_in3);
  switch1.out0(pkt_out0);
  switch1.out1(pkt_out1);
  switch1.out2(pkt_out2);
  switch1.out3(pkt_out3);
 
  receiver receiver0("RECEIVER0");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name  
  receiver0.pkt_in(pkt_out0);
  receiver0.sink_id(id0);

  receiver receiver1("RECEIVER1");
  // hooking up signals to ports by position
  receiver1 << pkt_out1 << id1;

  receiver receiver2("RECEIVER2");
  // hooking up signals to ports by name
  receiver2.pkt_in(pkt_out2);
  receiver2.sink_id(id2);

  receiver receiver3("RECEIVER3");
  // hooking up signals to ports by position
  receiver3 << pkt_out3 << id3;

  sc_start(0);

#if !defined(__SUNPRO_CC)
  id0.write(0); 
  id1.write(1);
  id2.write(2);
  id3.write(3);
#else
  // you cannot do that with SC5.0
  // since it doesn't support member templates
  id0.write(sc_int<4>(0));
  id0.write(sc_int<4>(1));
  id0.write(sc_int<4>(2));
  id0.write(sc_int<4>(3));
#endif
  sc_clock::start(-1);
  return 0;

}

