gnupic: Thread: gpsim: how to reset simulation time?

Hello!

I'm currently learning how to use gpsim and I'm really impressed of it.
But somehow there seems to be one function missing (or maybe I just
didn't find it in the documentation:

How can I *completely* reset the simulation, not only the processor
itself? After a reset command, the simulation time and all stimuli
do not reset to zero. This means I have to quit gpsim and start it
over again to simulate a stimulus again. Is there any other way?

Thanks a lot for your support!
Jan

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On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Jan Reucker wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> I'm currently learning how to use gpsim and I'm really impressed of it.
> But somehow there seems to be one function missing (or maybe I just
> didn't find it in the documentation:
> 
> How can I *completely* reset the simulation, not only the processor
> itself? After a reset command, the simulation time and all stimuli
> do not reset to zero. This means I have to quit gpsim and start it
> over again to simulate a stimulus again. Is there any other way?
> 
> Thanks a lot for your support!

Unfortunately, quitting and restarting is the only option right now. You 
could minimize the pain by creating scripts to initialize a certain debug 
state. (For example, you could create a single script for setting a dozen 
break points or whatever.)

Scott