Honored ContributorHi,
Will NIOS processor support all C & C++ instructions? I have six C++ programs & a Verilog custom program. Each C++ program takes input from files generated by other C++ programs. Finally the data goes to FPGA(custom program)& gets the output. Is there any restriction on data accessing from files. Each data is a floating number or an integer.
Honored Contributor
will nios processor support all c & c++ instructions?
i have six c++ programs & a verilog custom program. each c++ program takes input from files generated by other c++ programs. finally the data goes to fpga(custom program)& gets the output.
is there any restriction on data accessing from files. each data is a floating number or an integer. --- Quote End --- NIOS uses the standard gcc compiler with the newlib library If all the functions you use are available in the newlib library , then i see no reason why it should not work. Check the newlib lib documentaion in your nios install for a list of funcs regards Pavan
Honored ContributorI noticed the IDE doesn't indicate "class" to be a reserved word in a .c or .h file; I had assumed the compiler didn't support C++.
The IDE does indicate "class" as a reserved word in a .cpp file. Is there a ".h-like" extension for which the IDE recognises "class" (.hpp?) ??Honored Contributor> Is there a ".h-like" extension for which the IDE recognises "class" (.hpp?) ??
Right click your project and select properties, then have a look at the "C/C++ File Types". Regards, --Scott
