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***	Fix tracing Verilog escaped identifiers with dots getting mis-scoped.

****	Respect #sp ifdef's in coverage groups.

****	Fix warning about README on git installs.  [Brian Small]


* SystemPerl 1.311 2009/03/28

**	Created SYSTEMPERL_INCLUDE which if set allows relocating the
	src directory.

***	The systemc-mode.el provided now just calls c++-mode.  This solves
	many Emacs 22 incompatibilities, and does enough for now.

****	The README was converted into pod format to create SystemC::Manual.

****	Added SpCoverage::write data can now be filtered by a string.

****	Fix compile error with Bison 2.4.1.  [Chitlesh Goorah]

Manual.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

of this kit (the directory you typed ``make install'' inside, not your
site-perl directory.)  If using bash, this would consist of the line

  export SYSTEMPERL=/path/to/systemperl

in your C<~/.bashrc> file.

=item

Optionally add a C<SYSTEMPERL_INCLUDE> environment variable if for some
reason you wish to relocate the include files (the files under the kit's
src directory).  For example distributions often want to relocate the
SystemPerl includes into the standard system include directory.  Note that
these files are not installed with C<make install> (as Perl doesn't provide
a standard way to install includes), which is why SYSTEMPERL or
SYSTEMPERL_INCLUDE must point to them.

=back

=head1 DISTRIBUTION

SystemPerl is part of the L<http://www.veripool.org/> free SystemC software

README  view on Meta::CPAN

    *   Add a "SYSTEMPERL" environment variable that points to the directory
        of this kit (the directory you typed ``make install'' inside, not
        your site-perl directory.) If using bash, this would consist of the
        line

          export SYSTEMPERL=/path/to/systemperl

        in your "~/.bashrc" file.

    *   Optionally add a "SYSTEMPERL_INCLUDE" environment variable if for
        some reason you wish to relocate the include files (the files under
        the kit's src directory). For example distributions often want to
        relocate the SystemPerl includes into the standard system include
        directory. Note that these files are not installed with "make
        install" (as Perl doesn't provide a standard way to install
        includes), which is why SYSTEMPERL or SYSTEMPERL_INCLUDE must point
        to them.

DISTRIBUTION

    SystemPerl is part of the <http://www.veripool.org/> free SystemC
    software tool suite. The latest version is available from CPAN and from
    <http://www.veripool.org/systemperl>.