Hello all; Is there a need for this? o void: used when there are no data type restrictions, meaning that any type is acceptible. The implicit type (that of the declaration of the argument) is used for any semantic checks. This is equivalent to listing the argument prior to any typed arguments. Can a sequence or property instance be used in place of a signal or expression? Can a signal or expression be used in place of a sequence or property instance? Or are there problems that prevent any type from being used? Examples may help showing this in the LRM. Thanks. -- Soli Deo Gloria Adam Krolnik ZSP Verification Mgr. LSI Logic Corp. Plano TX. 75074 Co-author "Assertion-Based Design"Received on Thu Jun 29 12:38:48 2006
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