Odds are good, however, that a commercial implementation of V-AMS has had the digital side upgraded to 1364-2001 (and maybe a start on -2005) and hence $fscanf will work. There was a posting in the V-AMS forum of designers-guide.org indicating that at least one commercial simulator supported the "mode" argument (r/w/a) to $fopen, which is also not officially in the AMS LRM -- fp = $fopen("file.dat", "a"); It wouldn't cause any backwards compatibility problems if the vendor did this, and would actually be more trouble to implement strict adherence to the AMS LRM. -Geoffrey Chandrasekaran Srikanth-A12788 wrote: > 3. 1364-2001 features - fscanf, sscanf > > These functions are not supported in analog as part of the LRM today. Part of the work we are doing with integrating the language with 1364-2005 is to get the languages (analog & digital) to be consistent. I agree we are bit behind on this in terms of AMS language development, but the plan is to migrate to the most recent digital standard so that the features are available in both analog and digital. >Received on Fri Sep 9 04:30:17 2005
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