Re: LRM 2.3 Draft 5 now posted

From: David Miller <David.L.Miller_at_.....>
Date: Thu Jul 24 2008 - 09:39:07 PDT
Well we can change to say that tolerances must be non-negative, because that 
seems to be correct.

And we could have the mantis item to address the ambiguity of when you specify 
a 0 tolerance.

Does that sound ok?

Dave


Sri Chandra wrote:
> Geoffrey,
> 
> Still there is no reason to allow negative tolerance right?
> 
> I agree with we need to clarify the meaning of zero tolerance and how 
> simulators should handle this if allowed, and that is fine we can hold 
> off on making these changes.
> 
> I have minuted it in the AMS changes but possibly Dave can hold off on 
> this and we can raise a mantis and get it resolved appropriately in the 
> next revision.
> 
> Regards,
> Sri
> 
> 
> Geoffrey.Coram wrote:
>> I wonder if we should hold off on this restriction for LRM 2.3
>> and enter a mantis item.  On the call, we talked about how
>> a zero tolerance would have some meaning related to the
>> simulator's minimum time step, and it seems that this is no
>> longer a simple editorial change.
>>
>> -Geoffrey
>>
>>
>>
>> David Miller wrote:
>>> Hi Paul,
>>>
>>> The typo in 5.10.3.3 I have corrected.
>>>
>>> As for the restriction, we can discuss in call tomorrow.
>>>
>>> Cheers...
>>> Dave
>>>
>>> Paul Floyd wrote:
>>>> Hi all
>>>>
>>>> There is a minor typo in 5.10.3.3 timer function: one occurrence of 
>>>> 'timetol' rather than 'time_tol'.
>>>>
>>>> While I'm on the subject of time_tol, I see that for transition, 
>>>> time_tol is specified as being non-negative:
>>>>
>>>> "td, rise_time, fall_time, and time_tol are optional, but if 
>>>> specified shall be non-negative."
>>>>
>>>> No such restriction is specified for cross, above or timer. Is this 
>>>> an oversight, or are zero or negative values allowed for these event 
>>>> functions?
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>> Paul Floyd
>>>
>>
> 

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