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Facing Issue in accesing threads. #159
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The bare metal environment used in simulation doesn't support functions like fopen() and fclose(). Are you able to run on FPGA instead? |
Ok Jonathan.
So I want to write verilog code to accept fopen and fclose right?
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I don't know. You haven't really given me enough information to say. This sounds a lot like a recent discussion on the openpiton Google group that you could read. |
we are running on linux only using VNC so can we use fopen fclose? |
Again, the core is running bare metal code. It does not have those functions. |
thanks for that, but is there any possible other ways you can suggest? |
Read the thread I mentioned on the Google group. |
I'm Trying to access 4 threads each should calculate some factorial code parallely and should write in a specific directory
Using fopen() and fclose() file library
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