driver_type_function ::= $driver_type ( signal_name , driver_index );
It would return an integer (defined in a header file) indicating the type of the driver. The user's connection module code can query it and decide how to handle updates on that driver. Possible header file values:
// Driver Access Definitions: driver.h `define DRIVER_UNKNOWN 0 // Or-able bit flags `define DRIVER_DELAYED 1 `define DRIVER_GATE 2 `define DRIVER_BEHAVIORAL 4 `define DRIVER_SDF 8 `define DRIVER_TRANSPORT 16 `define DRIVER_RELIABLE(D) ((D) & (`DRIVER_DELAYED|`DRIVER_SDF)) `define DRIVER_UNRELIABLE(D) (((D) & `DRIVER_BEHAVIORAL) && ! ((D) & `DRIVER_SDF))