#!/bin/tcsh
###############################################################################
#
# This script sets thing up to run the simv simulator that was
# compiled by Synopsys VCS. 
# Erik Brunvand, University of Utah
###############################################################################
setenv CADPUB /uusoc/facility/cad_common/
setenv CADSETUPS ${CADPUB}/local/setups/F08

#store the argument for hdl source list
setenv SOURCELIST $1

#if arguments not specified prompt for proper syntax
if ("$SOURCELIST" == "") then
   echo "sim-simv <executable-name> - Runs the executable simulator" 
   echo " compiled by vcs, but with the appropriate information" 
   echo " set in the shell for that executable to run." 
   echo "          "
   echo " Unless you've overridden the name, the executable will" 
   echo " be named 'simv' so the command is usually called with: "
   echo "sim-simv simv" 
   echo "  "
   exit
endif

#setup to run synopsys
source ${CADSETUPS}/setup-synopsys

# Fix a couple things that vcs needs... 
unsetenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH
echo OS is set to ${OS}
switch ($OS)
    case suse*:
	setenv VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE suse32
	echo "VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE set to suse32"
    breaksw

    case linux:
	setenv VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE linux
	echo "VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE set to linux"
    breaksw

    case amd64:
	setenv VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE amd64
        echo "VCS_ARCH_OVERRIDE set to amd64"
    breaksw
endsw

# Note the the argument of the script *is* the program you want
# to run (i.e. simv), but in an environment that knows about 
# Synopsys setup stuff (thus this script)
$argv