All: I like Ed's idea about defining enabling conditions to work as preconditions of followed_by for a cover property. I'm not sure that there is clear language in the LRM today that says that the enabling condition behaves like the precondition of |-> for a cover property. In Annex E, we said that for assert property, the enabling condition behaves like the precondition of |->. I agree with Ed that we already have "followed_by" in the language. I don't see the connection to the LTL operators. I think that if people are writing implication properties, they intend them to be checked as correctness properties and they expect the tool also to collect coverage on how thoroughly the correctness properties have been exercised. I think that it will be confusing for users to tell them that when they write cover property (a |-> b) they are getting the same thing as cover property (a ##0 b) I agree with Dmitry that we still need to address the problem of disable iff for covers. Best regards, John H.Received on Tue Mar 14 08:14:28 2006
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