TroubleShooting of CppSim
The problems I met	1. I tried to make a module in my own directory(not in /Sue2/Suelib/CppSimModule) and then copy them to CppSimModule. When I simulated using cppsim, the error message was: ... netlisting ... error in 'add_sue_module': unnamed terminal node line reads: -> icon_term -type input -origin -40 -80
The effort I made	It seems some moduel's input terminal node is not named. First I checked all the new modules I made. The only difference between the pre-existing modules is I didn't text-label the ports names. Then I labeled them, but no improvement. Second, I recreated the modules in CppSimModule library instead of building somewhere else and moving to above libary. However, it didn't work either. the same error message occured no matter which schematics I simulated. Finally, I removed the original module files in my own library. This time it works! But another error occured. You have to add semicolon';' at the end of the each sentence in "code" segment of module.par.

TroubleShooting of CppSim

The problems I met

1. I tried to make a module in my own directory(not in /Sue2/Suelib/CppSimModule) and then copy them to CppSimModule. When I simulated using cppsim, the error message was:
... netlisting ...
error in 'add_sue_module': unnamed terminal node
line reads:
-> icon_term -type input -origin -40 -80

The effort I made

It seems some moduel's input terminal node is not named.

First I checked all the new modules I made. The only difference between the pre-existing modules is I didn't text-label the ports names. Then I labeled them, but no improvement.

Second, I recreated the modules in CppSimModule library instead of building somewhere else and moving to above libary. However, it didn't work either. the same error message occured no matter which schematics I simulated.

Finally, I removed the original module files in my own library. This time it works! But another error occured. You have to add semicolon';' at the end of the each sentence in "code" segment of module.par.