RE: Verilog-AMS Call Minutes - 18th April 2006

Hi,

The point here is that a number specification is made up of 3 separate
tokens which can be separated, so that it is allowed to use a macro as
one of the three tokens. 

Because 1364-2005 19.3 says, 
"The text specified for macro text shall not be split across the
following lexical tokens:
- Comments
- Numbers
..."

one might have thought that a macro could not be used to specify only
part of a number. This sentence comes to say that it is allowed.

Shalom


> Section 2.5.1:
>    - white space terminates the macro substitute. So there is no value
> add in
>      the last line in paragraph 2 (It shall be legal to macro
substitute
> the
>      tokens...)
> (Action: GH): Check with Shalom