Subject: Re: Proposal for rewriting Section 8.3.2
From: Martin O'Leary (oleary@cadence.com)
Date: Thu Nov 01 2001 - 14:40:02 PST
Sri,
1pm on 11/5 would work for me. I checked with Jon Sanders and that
works for him too.
Thanks,
--Martin
On Nov 2, 8:14am, Srikanth Chandrasekaran wrote:
> Subject: Re: Proposal for rewriting Section 8.3.2
> Hi Martin,
>
> I am not sure whether you saw my response proposing 3:30pm, pacific time. But
> i just got couple of responses for my new time yday. David said it would be
> inconvinient for him today but he was available on Nov 5th. Also i didnt
> realize that 3:30pm PT, would be a horrible time in Munich, Germany.
>
> Does Nov 5th work for everybody? If so, I am proposing 1:00pm in California,
> 9:00pm in Munich and 7:30AM in Adelaide.
>
> I hope this is okay with everybody. I looked at various time zones and looks
> like the californians are lucky!
>
> Anyway i will be in the call today (Nov 1st, 3:30 PT) just in case some one
> hasnt seen this message.
>
> Regards,
> Sri
>
> Martin O'Leary writes:
> #
> #When is today's meeting??
> #
> #I am trying to dial in now (9:05-9:15 San Jose time) and all I get is
> #the music!
> #
> #Is the meeting in fact at 3:30pm San Jose time?? - if so what is
> #the teleconference number? room number?
> #Also who will have the moderator password if one is needed?
> #
> #Thanks,
> #--Martin
> #
> #On Oct 31, 8:41am, Vassilios.Gerousis@Infineon.com wrote:
> #> Subject: RE: Proposal for rewriting Section 8.3.2
> #> Hi ALL,
> #> We do plan to have a Verilog-AMS meeting on November 13 (face to face)
> #at the
> #> BACKtoFront EDA conference in San Jose Convention Center. The meeting will
> #start at 1:00.
> #> That leaves two weeks in between.
> #> So I would like to call a Teleconference Committee Meeting this week
> #and next week.
> #> In both Telconference Meetings Sri will lead the conference call. Again
the
> #time of the conference is 9:00 PT (SAN JOSE TIME).
> #>
> #> 1- First Meeting is November 1: Sri will lead.
> #> 2- Second Meeting is November 8: Sri will lead.
> #> 3- Third Meeting is planned for the 13 to get the committee face to face
with
> #Dennis Brophy.
> #>
> #> (1) Dial
> #> North America: 866-779-0773
> #> International: 334-309-0262
> #>
> #> (2) Enter room number
> #> Room Number: *3589511* (The star keys must be entered)
> #> Participants simply dial the "room number" to join the conference.
> #>
> #> Best Regards
> #>
> #> Vassilios
> #>
> #>
> #> -----Original Message-----
> #> From: Srikanth Chandrasekaran [mailto:schandra@asc.corp.mot.com]
> #> Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 1:11 AM
> #> To: edaorg@v-ms.com; verilog-ams@eda.org; Vassilios.Gerousis@infineon.com
> #> Cc: ghelwig@asc.corp.mot.com; ptamhank@asc.corp.mot.com
> #> Subject: Re: Proposal for rewriting Section 8.3.2
> #>
> #>
> #> Hello Kev and the committee members,
> #>
> #> A more relevant issue is 922.
> #>
> #> In either case there is no justification for the non-semmetical nature
> #> of net/probe access between continuous and discrete contexts. Note both
> #> issue 13 and 922 are marked as unresolved. It seems that valid issues
> #> and concerns wrt to the completeness and usability of the language are
> #> being ignored in this discussion, therefore I wish to have a OVI
> #> committee meeting to discuss the issue. Vassilios, is there a meeting
> #> scheduled in the coming week?
> #>
> #> Regards
> #> Sri & Graham
> #>
> #> Kevin Cameron writes:
> #> #
> #> #....
> #> #
> #> #> I have not seen another proposal that
> #> #provides the user with the ability to handle and process x and z states
> #> #within the analog context.
> #> #
> #> #Posted in January:
> #> #
> #> #http://www.eda.org/verilog-ams/htmlpages/tc-docs/issues/0013/index.html
> #> #
> #> #- looks like you didn't read it :-)
> #> #
> #> #
> #> #Later,
> #> #Kev.
> #> #
> #>
> #> --
> #> Srikanth Chandrasekaran
> #> Global Software Group, EDA SBU
> #> Motorola Australia.
> #> Phone: +61-8-8168 3592 Fax: x3501
> #> email: schandra@asc.corp.mot.com
>-- End of excerpt from Srikanth Chandrasekaran
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