You probably need to cc the SV-EC reflector to make sure everyone is aware. Might be a good idea to start a new reflector (say) "sv-ams" for this and the analog assertions discussions. Kev. Chandrasekaran Srikanth-A12788 wrote: > Kevin, > > I am not sure why you thought that my email implies that Verilog-AMS > would not be a part of SV effort. The presentation made by Chris Vigil > from IEEE detailed two options for the standards within IEEE - > individual standards effort and corporate standard. > > I said in my email "also would like to hear which direction would you > or your corporation prefer going forward within the IEEE ..." meaning > which of the two options is preferable for you (individual vs > corporate) when we go with P1800 dot standard. > > Sorry if this did not come out clearly. The intent is to make > Verilog-AMS as part of the SV (P1800) efforts and do it within IEEE. > > Also, Geoffrey has put the document in the Verilog-AMS website and > also sent out the details of it to the reflector before the meeting > last week. I dont have the link with me right now, but if you cant > find his email or the document please let me know and I will try to > resend the link. > > Regards, > Sri > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From:* owner-verilog-ams@eda.org on behalf of Kevin Cameron > *Sent:* Fri 10/24/2008 11:43 PM > *To:* Verilog-AMS LRM Committee > *Subject:* Re: Next Verilog-AMS committee meeting: 13 Nov > > Can you post a summary of the presentation and options going forward? - > Your e-mail implies that Verilog-AMS wouldn't be part of the > SystemVerilog effort. > > Kev. > > Sri Chandra wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I am away for the next two weeks. Let us meet on 13th of November. I > > would like to get feedback/concerns from you on the presentation that > > was done yesterday by Chris Vigil from IEEE and also would like to > > hear which direction would you or your corporation prefer going > > forward within the IEEE so that we would be able to make a decision on > > which option we chose for Verilog-AMS within the IEEE framework. We > > would discuss this as the first agenda point when we meet. We also > > need to start working on the PAR that needs to be submitted (within 6 > > months) as the study group was approved by the DASC. > > > > Regarding the time for conference calls, we had the following last > > winter: > > > > 09:00 PM Pacific (Thursday) > > 11:00 PM Central (Thursday) > > Midnight Eastern > > 06:00 AM Eindhoven (Friday) > > 10:30 AM India (Friday) > > 03:30 PM Adelaide (Friday) > > > > Graham - Could you let us know whether you will still be actively > > participating in the calls since I have not heard from you for a > > while. This will help us in understanding whether we can change the > > timings so that US-central and east do not have to do midnight calls. > > If not, we can stick to similar times for the winter also, any time > > between 6am to 8.30am on the west coast which will be between 7.30pm > > and 10pm in India (and 12.30pm-3am in Adelaide). > > > > Regards, > > Sri > > > -- > True Circuits Inc. - http://www.truecircuits.com > <http://www.truecircuits.com/> > Tel: (650) 949 3400 Ext 3415 > > > -- > This message has been scanned for viruses and > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > believed to be clean. > -- True Circuits Inc. - http://www.truecircuits.com Tel: (650) 949 3400 Ext 3415 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Oct 27 10:23:04 2008
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