Analog procedural assignments

Hi

In 5.7, there is this sentence:

"An analog_procedural_assignment is defined is a variable assignment
whose ..."

I think that ought to be "is defined as".

I'm not sure that I understand the first point following that paragraph,
namely

"— Concatenation expressions cannot be used as part of the
analog_expression (assigning to list of values
in the analog context is not allowed)."

Firsly, analog_expression occurs 3 times in the BNF syntax: rvalue,
array index and optional array index. I presume only the rvalue is intended.

Is this supposed to mean that a construction like this ought to be illegal:

module test;

   reg [8:0] A;
   reg [8:0] B;
   integer Y;

   analog begin
     Y = {A, B};
   end
endmodule

or should that be "array initializer", in which case a construction like
this would be illegal:

module test
   real array [2:0];
   real x, y, z;

   analog begin
     array = '{x, y, z};
   end
endmodule

Regards
Paul Floyd

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