[sv-cc] Proposal for #426 uploaded

Hi all,

I have uploaded a proposal for Mantis item #426 (actually there are two 
proposal, a and b).

The reason for this is my observation that - in contrast to the 
statement made problem report - I do not see
a standard scheme for the VPI to signal success or failure:
 - vpi_flush, and vpi_mcd_flush return zero when successful, and 
non-zero when failing
 - vpi_free_object, vpi_get_vlog_info, vpi_put_userdata, vpi_remove_cb 
return one on sucess, and zero on failure
 - vpi_control returns true when successful and false when failing
just to give some examples and not to mention some more special cases 
like vpi_chk_error().

However, I think the definition of TRUE and FALSE is not in line with 
the rest of the VPI specification, which
uses 1 (true) and 0 (false) rather consistently. However I am not sure 
it makes sense to change a TRUE/FALSE
mapping to false/true, just to be as inconsistent as before ...
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Therefore I created two proposals, the first a) keeps the TRUE/FALSE 
mapping to signal success/failure, while
the second b) reverts this mapping. Choose whichever you want.

Regards,
-Michael




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