Lines Matching defs:delay
130 sc_core::sc_time delay;
172 sc_core::sc_time delay = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
173 socket->nb_transport_fw(trans, fw_phase, delay);
224 sc_core::sc_time delay = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
228 socket->b_transport(*trans, delay);
236 return delay.value();
247 sc_core::sc_time delay = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
254 socket->b_transport(*trans, delay);
269 return delay.value();
321 * The header delay marks the point in time, when the packet first is seen
325 * NOTE: We drop the payload delay here. Normally, the receiver would be
326 * responsible for handling the payload delay. In this case, however,
329 * payload delay to the receiving module. Instead, we expect the
330 * receiving SystemC module to model the payload delay by deferring
332 * payload delay is longer than the time the receiver needs to accept
336 * payload delay and comparing it to the time between BEGIN_REQ and
339 auto delay = sc_core::sc_time::from_value(packet->payloadDelay);
348 status = socket->nb_transport_fw(*trans, phase, delay);
360 Tick nextEventTick = curTick() + delay.value();
405 sc_core::sc_time delay = sc_core::SC_ZERO_TIME;
407 socket->nb_transport_fw(*trans, phase, delay);
433 tlm::tlm_phase &phase, sc_core::sc_time &delay)
437 Tick nextEventTick = curTick() + delay.value();