Examples include <systemc.h> while IEEE standard suggest include <systemc>

[XiuliangWang]

5.1.2 #include "systemc"
The header file named systemc shall add the names sc_core, sc_dt, and sc_unnamed to the declarative
region in which it is included, and these three names only. The header file systemc shall not introduce into
the declarative region in which it is included any other names from this standard or any names from the
standard C or C++ libraries.
It is recommended that applications include the header file systemc rather than the header file systemc.h.

See one example here:

systemc/examples/sysc/simple_fifo/simple_fifo.cpp

Line 43 in 42e130b

#include <systemc.h>

Is there any reason here <systemc.h> is used, for backwards compatibility perhaps? In that case, I would suggest update the example to not use any legacy features.

[almalkim]

Can I be assigned to this?

[maehne]

@almalkim: Feel free to propose a PR following the contributing guidelines.