%L display format

Regarding whether %L requires an argument.

After looking in 1364-2005, it is clear to me that it does not.

1364 says,

"It shall be possible to display the actual library binding information
for module instances during simulation.
The format specifier %l or %L shall print out the library.cell binding
information for the module instance containing the display (or other
textual output) command. This is similar to the %m format specifier,
which prints out the hierarchical path name of the module containing
it."

and 

"The formatting specification %l (or %L) is defined for displaying the
library information of the specific module. This information shall be
displayed as "library.cell" corresponding to the library name from which
the current module instance was extracted and the cell name of the
current module instance. See Clause 13 for information on libraries and
configuring designs."

The comparison to %m makes it clear that %L does not require an
argument.

Shalom

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