Re: [sv-ac] Question on clock flow

Hi Ed:

My interpretation is (B).  You will get (A) from

   @c (@d x) and y

J.H.

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> Hi,
> 
> What is your interpretation of the clock flow in the LRM on the
> following example:
> 
> Question here to answer is what does @c (@d x and y) mean? A or B ?
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> (A) (@d x) and (@c y) 
> (B) (@d x) and (@d y) 
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> Thanks,
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> ed
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