Subject: RE: Minutes of LRM committee Meeting
From: Kevin Cameron (edaorg@v-ms.com)
Date: Wed Feb 25 2004 - 10:51:56 PST
Chandrasekaran Srikanth-A12788 wrote:
>
> This was a very brief meeting just to discuss the plans and the
various proposals that are planned to be discussed in the near future.
>
> * Currently we have updated the grammer to have the digital and analog
syntax in sync and we need to propogate these changes to the actual
sections and update the syntax snippets specified in the chapters and
also clarify the semantics that was identified during the review.
> * Updating the sections is fairly long process and this will happen in
a parallel thread while reviewing some of the other proposals that need
to be discussed and updated in the LRM.
>
> * Some of the outstanding proposals that will be discussed in the next
couple of months are:
> - $table_model (will be discussed on 8th March)
> - DC Sweep specification in LRM (will be discussed on 22nd March)
> - IC Analysis (will be discussed on 5th April)
> - m-factors syntax in behaviour (this is currently being discussed
in device modeling committee also)
> * The BNF updates will be a parallel process and will be reviewed once
the above feature proposals have been reviewed.
>
> * The above proposals will hopefully be available a week in advance
I would just like to note that the work currently going on does not
appear to be leading towards an IEEE Verilog-AMS standard. The
SystemVerilog committees appear to be working on a tight schedule to clean
up their LRM for submission to the IEEE and are not spending any time
considering integrating Verilog-AMS. If SV gets to the IEEE much ahead of
AMS, integration will be much harder, and could be pushed off
indefinitely.
The plan this time last year was just to clean up the BNF and minor
issues and submit the LRM to the IEEE and/or to roll it into SystemVerilog
before the end of 2003.
Is there any date for that happening now?
Kev.
> cheers,
> Sri
> --
> Srikanth Chandrasekaran
> Global Software Group, EDA
> Motorola, Australia
> Ph: +61-8-8168 3592 Fax: 3501
>
-- Kevin Cameron, CPU Technology, CA 94588, Tel.: (925) 225 4862
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