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SystemC Viterbi

This project features a SystemC implementation of a Viterbi encoder and decoder.

Documentation

The documentation is available here. The documentation contains development guides as well as the design of the Viterbi encoder and decoder.

Build the documentation

The documentation of this project was developed using Sphinx. To build the documentation we recommend to create a Python virtual environment first by running;

cd <project-root>
virtualenv venv

Install all the dependencies for building the documentation by running;

cd <project-root>/doc
pip install -r requirements.txt

Activate the virtual environment by running;

source venv/bin/activate

Now you can build the documentation by running;

cd <project-root>/doc
make html

Finally you can open the index.html file at <project-root>/doc/build/html/index.html to navigate the documentation.

Build the code

To install SystemC, first you have to install some dependencies, by running;

sudo apt-get install build-essential

Download SystemC 2.3 from here. After downloading, extract it. Now we need to compile and install it by running;

cd <extracted-dir>
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/
make
sudo make install

Now you can build the code by running;

cd <your-sc_viterbi-src-code-path>
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

You can find more about how to build the code here.

Design/Implementation Workflow

Project Management

To manage the development of this project we use Taiga. Click here to see our project in Taiga.

Issues tracking

Issues of this project are tracked using both Github's and Taiga's Issues tracking systems.

TODO

We are just starting so this doesn't make sense, yet!

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sc_viterbi's Issues

SystemC Unit test framework

Hi,

While looking for a suitable SystemC Unit test framework I bumped into this project. The documentation on the used unit testing framework reads:

"Future Work
This testing framework is planned to be developed as a separate project because of its usability and scope. It was incubated in within this project."

Is there indeed a separate project to further develop this unit test framework, or was this plan abandoned?

Thanks,

Wim

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