3.2.3.
SystemC Model Coding Conventions
All the examples in this application note separate the definition of
a class (i.e. what it does) in a
.h file, from the implementation
(i.e. how it does it) in a
.cpp file. Class X is
defined in file X.hX.cpp
The examples use the convention that classes and other type names
start with an Upper Case letter
(e.g. Or1ksimSC), variables and functions
start with a lower case letter (e.g. dataBus) and
defined or enumerated constants are all in UPPER CASE
(e.g. #define BAUD_RATE 9600). All SystemC
module classes end with the characters 'SC'.
