Dana,
Thanks. I am still not clear. For
ap_acd: *assert property*(*a* |-> *s_nexttime [2] (c ##3 d)* );****
Assume for simplicity, that a==c==d==1 at all cycles, an for the purpose of
discussion, we'll address a single attempt of *ap_acd.* ****
Also assume that there are many many cycles after that one attempt where
"a==1". Again, for this analysis, I am only looking at that one attempt of
the assertion *ap_acd*. ****
In (a |-> nexttime [2] (c ##3 d))
Given that there are enough cycles, what would a simulator give me for the
attempt of the assertion that started at cycle 10?
A failure at cycle 12?
A success at cycle 13 ?
Thanks,
Ben
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Dana Fisman Ofek
<Dana.Fisman@synopsys.com>wrote:
> ap_acd: *assert property*(*a* |-> *s_nexttime [2] (c ##3 d)* );****
>
> Assume for simplicity, that a==c==d==1 at all cycles, an for the purpose
> of discussion, we'll address a single attempt of *ap_acd.* ****
>
> Also assume that there are many many cycles after that one attempt where
> "a==1". Again, for this analysis, I am only looking at that one attempt of
> the assertion *ap_acd*. ****
>
> In (a |-> nexttime [2] (c ##3 d))
>
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