I agree with Doron's comment that it looks unintuitive that 'a' is sampled based on c2. If the intention is really to sample 'a' at c2, why not write the assertion outside. Thanks. Manisha [Ed Cerny] With regards to that, I think that the interpretation is that the normal clock flow would still keep c2 as the clock of the property and the condition a would be (syntactically) extracted and inserted in the assertion. The effective code after extraction would look like this: always @(c1) begin end assert property (@(c2) a |-> b); >[Korchemny, Dmitry] >It is a matter of definition. Since we don't allow clock change within >the overlapping implication, we have to define it as a standalone >assertion assert property (@(c2) a |-> b); > > > It looks like I am in a minority here. It looks un intuitive to me that "a" is sampled according to c2. I would like it to be assert property (@(c2) a |-> b); if c1 and c2 are syntactically the same, and assert property (@(c1) a |=> @(c2)b); otherwise DoronReceived on Wed May 10 12:11:33 2006
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