Hi Ed, Please see my inlined comments. I am not sure if we have time to include some of your suggestions in this proposal. Thanks. Manisha I wonder if the examples in Mantis #626 (issue 241) should also include the following situation: clocking ck @(posedge clk); input a; endclocking property p3; @ck ck.a; endproperty a5: assert property(p3); This would be the case of possible double sampling too and it should state again that the results is the same as in the other cases a1-a4. Or is this illegal? I think "a3" is exactly same example in the proposal. The proposal does not include clocking event of this type (@ck) though. I am assuming that you are asking about hierarchical reference to a signal which is clocking block input. The example in the proposal is as follows: clocking cb_with_input @(posedge clk); input a; property p1; a; endproperty endclocking property p2; @(posedge clk) cb_with_input.a; endproperty a3: assert property (p2); And an example of the illegal case: clocking ck @(posedge clk); input #1 a; endclocking property illegal_sampling; @ck ck.a; endproperty a5: assert property(illegal_sampling); I am open to adding this example but I am not sure if we have time for that as Monday is the last day for the ballot approval. I think the first paragraph in the proposal clearly says that it is illegal. ----------- And what about the following case? Is it legal? If we go by the timing diagram in the proposal, this would mean resampling the sampled value by posedge clk by the posedge of clk2: clocking ck @(posedge clk); input a; endclocking property p4; @(posedge clk2) ck.a; endproperty a5: assert property(p4); I think based on the statements in the proposal, it means that property will read the value sampled by the clocking block and will not do double sampling at clk2. I think this should be the case to avoid confusion about which value is being used by the property in case (posedge clk) and (posedge clk2) occur at the same time. I am not sure how you are interpretting the timing diagrams to say that this means double sampling. I created timing diagrams to show that there is no double sampling. ---------- ed > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-sv-ac@eda.org [mailto:owner-sv-ac@eda.org] On Behalf Of > Surrendra Dudani > Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 8:58 PM > To: sv-ac@eda.org > Subject: [sv-ac] Ballot item 241 proposal > > > Please review ballot issue 241 with Manisha's proposal in mantis item > #626. > If I don't hear anything by tomorrow, I'll assume it's ok to change > the status to resolve. > Surrendra > **************************************** > Surrendra A. Dudani > Synopsys, Inc. > 377 Simarano Drive, Suite 300 > Marlboro, MA 01752 > > Tel: 508-263-8072 > Fax: 508-263-8123 > email: Surrendra.Dudani@synopsys.com > **************************************** > > >Received on Sun Apr 17 23:04:02 2005
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