Per wrote: >at the last meeting we managed to agree that we should support >something more than the 2 state logic types in the function >based interface. We did not settle on what `more' means. It >is my understanding that Russ' original request was based on >the desire to allow the 4 state logic types to be used such >that the effort of porting transactors to the SCE-MI subset of >DPI is reduced. Russ, correct me if I'm wrong here, but I >believe you never asked for hardware support of 4-state logic >nor the ability to transport X and Z values across the interface. > That's right. What I asked for is support of 4-state data types on both the SV and C sides. That is to say: a requirement to parse 4-state syntax like "logic" and "integer" without aborting due to an error. Within that I favor a coercion (user settable) of (Z,X) types into 2-state values with the compiler issuing or logging a warning. But the data type support I believe is much more important. --------------------------------------- --- Russ Vreeland (949)926-6143 --- --- vreeland@broadcom.com --- --- Senior Principal Engineer --- --- Broadcom Corporation --- ---------------------------------------Received on Wed Oct 12 23:13:12 2005
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