Hello Lisa; You did not include events in your list of necessary types - for passing in clocks, or resets, or other. If one can specify a type for the argument, is it necessary to allow for a void type? If the new types are going to be added, I would like to see the supported two ways to specify the interface for the property or sequence: 1. All untyped 2. All typed If you've gone to the trouble of giving some arguments types (for the purposes of helping ensure they are using them correctly) then you will give all the arguments a type. Alternatively, one may not care about the type and mostly use arguments for signals, numbers, etc. Lastly, is 'const' a type modifier? Is there an implicit type associated with it? I would expect that users would use 'int' or 'logic' instead of reaching for const initially. What about '$' for infinite value - it would have to be accepted under 'const'. Thanks. -- Soli Deo Gloria Adam Krolnik ZSP Verification Mgr. LSI Logic Corp. Plano TX. 75074 Co-author "Assertion-Based Design"Received on Tue Jun 27 12:16:59 2006
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