Date: 11th April 2006, 3pm Pacific Attendees: Geoffrey Coram, Analog Devices Martin O'leary, Cadence Jim Barby, Uni of Waterloo Marq Koke, Philips Arpad Muranyi, Intel David Miller, Freescale Sri Chandra, Freescale Graham Helwig, ASTC Patrick O'Halloran, Tiburon? Minutes: Treating analysis function: - should it be constant expression or analog operator or system function (or an event?) - It is not a constant expression because it changes values during a simulation for ic and nodeset - We dont want to treat it as analog operator or system function, then it becomes difficult to use in constant condtionals or document the restrictions for other analog operators - Dont want to treat as event as there is no else clause on events. Too late to change this aspect and deviates from digital a lot - Create a class of functions to handle analysis functions separately. Similar to the cyclic pure functions in VHDL? Graham will incorporate this as part of the syntax which will be included in chapter 5 and any other relavent sections Switch branch syntax: - Switch branch will not be detailed as a separate syntax in the BNF. Its more of a semantic object which is defined as part of section 5.1.6. - Not much of change to chapter 5.1.6 is required from the latest version. - The restrictions of usage of analog operators should be (and is documented) as part of chapter 4. - Geoffrey is going to add another example to value retention section Updates to chapter 5: - Graham will post new syntax with analysis function, which will be put into chapter 5 - Sri will remove the syntax sections for contributions and indirect contributions from chapter 5 and incorporate as part of chapter 6 where all statements are defined - Once this is done, the sections in chapter 5 will be reorganized to make it more readable eg. probably move value retention near switch branch details etc. Next week: - Review of chapter 2, lexical section as we ran out of time this week. cheers, Sri -- Srikanth Chandrasekaran DTO, Tools Group Freescale Semiconductors Inc. Ph: +61-(0)8-8168 3592 Fax: x3201Received on Tue Apr 11 16:32:06 2006
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