If the corner matches but l&w don't, that's not a match.
All of the specifications have to match.
You do have to be careful in the example on page 19 of paramsets-v4:
the paramset with only l,w as parameters has to come before the one
with l,w,ad,as,pd,ps, because an instance with only l,w specified
could match either. You want it to match the one that computes
ad,as,pd,ps, but I don't see that we need any rules that say it
should pick that one even if it's listed later.
What we certainly *don't* want is for the simulator to have to
search through every library file ever mentioned to make sure it
has the "best" match for each instance.
-Geoffrey
Kevin Cameron wrote:
> The implication of just picking the first match would be that if you
> have a paramset that matches for "corner" and a different one matching
> for "l & w" and another which matches both (the best match), then which
> one you get depends on the order of declaration? I would prefer to always
> get the best match.
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