Hi Dmitry, Please check that your friendly amendments were incorporated correctly and then call for another vote. I am optimistically putting this on Mantis. <<1503_vpi_071128.pdf>> The changes since the last vote include: After review: 14. [DK] Updated the text in 38.3.2 to reflect Mantis1729 as a basis. Also added a space after immediate and made the second word lower case in the text from 1729. Also lower cased the word instance" in "Property instance" and "Sequence instance" 15. Added clarification to cbAssertionStart that A property or sequence instance that is not instantiated in a verification statement will never start. 16. [DK] New diagram on page 5: sequence expr (bottom right) should not have an underscore 17. [DK] * 38.4.2, Page 8. It is written: - cbAssertionSuccess. An assertion attempt reaches a success state. For property or sequence instances, success is a match. - cbAssertionFailure. An assertion attempt fails to reach a success state. For property or sequence instances, failure is no match. The second sentence is ambiguous: does cbAssertionFailure relate to each time point where the sequence does not match or to the time point where it is detected that the sequence cannot be matched? I think that the latter is correct. Also it is better to talk about the success state of a property instead of the match. I would formulate it as: - cbAssertionSuccess. An assertion attempt or a property instance reaches a success state. For sequence instances, success is a match. - cbAssertionFailure. An assertion attempt or a property fails to reach a success state, or sequence instance fails to match. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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