Fwd: ASVA committee meeting minutes for 2010.03.03

FYI.

Regards,
Sri

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Subject: ASVA committee meeting minutes for 2010.03.03
Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 11:56:38 -0700
From: Little Scott-B11206 <B11206@freescale.com>
To: <asva@lists.accellera.org>

SUMMARY:

-Ken Bakalar gave a report on the P1800 working group meeting. A straw
poll was taken at the end of the meeting. AMS features were rated
highly by the vendors, but the users did not rate them as highly. Ken
conjectured that AMS will likely be in the PAR. It was suggested that
we more closely follow the activities of the P1800 working group. Scott
Little will find out about the meetings and attend as an observer.
P1800 is considering doing a 2 year cycle focusing on clean-up. Final
decisions have not been made.

-The committee will meet less frequently. The subcommittees on
assertions and embedding the assertions will meet separately. Ken
Bakalar will chair the embedding assertions subcommittee and John
Havlicek will chair the assertions subcommittee.

-The main committee will meet again on 2010.04.07 when Ken Bakalar will
present a technical working document about embedding the assertions. It
is expected that the assertions subcommittee will also have a technical
working document around the same time.

-Information regarding the subcommittee meetings and discussion should
be conducted using the mailing list.

ACTION ITEMS:

-Scott Little will start attending P1800 working group meetings as an
observer.

-Ken Bakalar and the embedding subcommittee (which includes only Ken
right now...volunteers are welcome.) will begin meetings and present a
technical working document to the full ASVA committee on 2010.04.07.

-John Havlicek will organize the assertions subcommittee and begin
meetings with the aim to produce a technical working document to the
full ASVA committee soon after 2010.04.07.

DETAILS:

http://www.eda.org/twiki/bin/view.cgi/VerilogAMS/MeetingMinutes20100303

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