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The SMI libraries run under UNIX and they require the UNIX socket library. The SMI source code is written in C++ and therefore requires a C++ compiler. It should be possible to compile and simulate on any UNIX box with a C++ compiler running a Verilog simulator. However, only an small number of possible configurations have actually been tested:

Platform/Verilog C++ Compiler CORBA from MICO (Optional)
Linux 2.0.34 and 2.2.16
Icarus Verilog 0.4
(or later than 2000.9.10)		 gcc-2.95.2 mico-2.3.3
gcc-2.8.1 mico-2.3.0
gcc-2.7.2.3 mico-2.3.0
Sun Solaris
Synopsys VCS
(current versions)		 gcc-2.95.2 (untested)
Linux 2.2.16
ModelTech ModelSim SE 5.5b		 gcc-2.8.1 mico-2.3.3

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C++ Compiler GNU gcc CORBA (Optional) MICO

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