Re: Progress report and actions

From: Kaz Yoshinaga <yoshi@starc.or.jp>
Date: Thu Jan 20 2011 - 15:42:24 PST

Hi John, all,

Regarding my STARC's state chart slide,
I put a little explanation.

The slide is ment to express the simulation status along with the
function name which triggers the state transition.
I think this kind of the chart will help the understanding of the
simulation (or simulator) status.

It may be put on the last part of the section 5.5.8 (p.32).

But I'm not sure if the presented chart is correct.
Especially a transition from SC_END_OF_ELABORATION to
SCSC_RUNNING through SC_START_OF_SIMULATION, and
also SC_PAUSE to SC_END_OF_SIMULATION by event starvation.
Hope someone can make it correct.

# Also I was considering to propose the process's state chart
# but now no time left.. (more complicated than above).

Best regards,
Kaz Yoshinaga

From: john.aynsley@doulos.com
Subject: Progress report and actions
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 19:53:39 +0000

> All,
>
> As of Monday evening GMT, the status of the P1666 draft LRM review is:
>
> 92 issues raised
> 7 issues still open...
>
>
> * The semantics of immediate notifications in the presence of static sensitivity raised by David. In my opinion this is an important semantic issue, and needs to be resolved.
>
> * TLM-2.0 AT timing and the response exclusion rule
>
> * The values of the SC/TLM_IS_PRERELEASE macros: TRUE/FALSE or true/false
>
> * Warnings from sc_start(0) with no activity, an API to advance simulation step-by-step, and the definition of a delta cycle
>
> * When paused, precisely which actions should cause errors?
>
> * Review the STARC state chart slide
>
> * Spec of sc_unwind_exception
>
> Please study the threads on the reflector and give your feedback on each of these open issues as a matter of urgency.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John A
>
>
>
>
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