Kevin Cameron wrote: > > Actually there are lots more than 26 since you could use uppercase and > they don't have to be single character or just a-z. Tradition is that case is not considered; see Table 10-4 in the AMS LRM 2.2 (%h or %H, %d or %D, ... %s or %S). The only differences are %e/%E which determine whether it's 1e-3 or 1E-3. Does Verilog allow multiple-character percent codes? C has some (%ld for long int), but I don't think I've seen them in 1364. > Maybe we could add (say) %A to indicated the run number e.g. > "results_%a.%A" would be " > > "results_dc.0","results_dc.1",... It seems reasonable to use %A and %a to be some sort of variants on the analysis name, since the basic data is the same (a la %e/%E: same number, different format). -Geoffrey -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Feb 12 10:54:17 2007
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