Re: CORRECTED: Verilog-AMS Committee Meeting Minutes - Oct 12 2006

David,

I do not want to be picky, but I believe that whereever control strings 
are used in the current Verilog-AMS LRM they are generally lower case. For 
example: in the $analysis function, in the $random and $rdist_* functions, 
the $simparam function, the $limit function, etc. Only in the 
extrapolation string of the $table_model function uppercase characters are 
used, but there it is not a word but the character itself that bears the 
meaning.

Therefore, I would suggest using "lin" and "log", just to keep in style 
with similar uses in the LRM.

Marq Kole
Competence Leader Robust Design

Research
NXP Semiconductors









Dave Miller <David.L.Miller@freescale.com> 
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Re: CORRECTED: Verilog-AMS Committee Meeting Minutes - Oct 12 2006
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Geoffrey.Coram wrote:
> Dave Miller wrote:
> 
>> The argument will be case insensitive, so LIN == lin.
>> 
>
> Is there any place in the current LRM where it is
> case insensitive?  My sense is that the LRM is
> always case-sensitive.
>
> -Geoffrey
>
> 
G'day Geoffrey,
yes, I shouldn't have said this. The control string will either be "LOG" 
or "LIN" with "LIN" being the default.

Cheers...
Dave

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