[sv-ac] Re: 2005 (deferred assertions): can we split into two proposals?

Hi Erik:

This is a matter of interpretation.

My understanding from the P1800 Working Group was that we
were supposed to have our Mantis items entered by 2007-11-12.

There was some confusion in the process, so a couple of items
were deleted and later added back in.

Stu also said that he thought that the deadline was 2007-11-15,
and a couple more have been added.

I don't object to splitting this Mantis item on the grounds that
we are not increasing the scope of the work, only changing the
accounting.  

But I will feel more comfortable when our list stabilizes.

J.H.


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> From: "Seligman, Erik" <erik.seligman@intel.com>
> Cc: "Korchemny, Dmitry" <dmitry.korchemny@intel.com>, <sv-ac@eda-stds.org>,
>         "Warmke, Doug" <doug_warmke@mentor.com>
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> Hi John-- is it too late to split 2005 into two proposals, and thus add
> a new one to the active list?
> 
> I think we are in general agreement (even with the skeptics) on the
> concept for deferred assertions, so I would like to prepare an
> almost-final version of this proposal.
> 
> But there is still some controversy about exactly how to add optional
> event controls, so I'm thinking it might be best to make a separate
> proposal on adding event controls to deferred assertions, and create the
> original proposal without this feature.
> 
> This will also have the beneficial side effect of getting the deferred
> assertions ready for use by sv-bc in the 2008 proposal (glitch-free
> implied case assertions) more quickly, since I don't think that usage
> requires the event controls.

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