Hi, Scott.
On 16.5:
There is nothing inherently "time-y" about the realtime data type.
6.12 is very explicit that real and realtime are the same and are completely interchangeable.
The keyword 'realtime' only exists for convenience.
Similarly, the data type 'time' is a synonym for 'logic [63:0]'.
A time variable can be used for non-time 64-bit values, and time values can be held in non-time data types.
There is no need to make a distinction here between the time/realtime data types and other data types.
In 16.6 et al, did you intent to require that all functions be automatic? Is that really backward-compatible?
In 17.2, you should fix the grammar at the end of "All checker formal arguments are inputs and they are processed in a similar way as property formal arguments, but the data types of checker formal arguments besides those legal for a property (see 16.13), may also be string."
Regards,
Shalom
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> Hi all:
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> I have posted an updated proposal for 2328. You can find it on the
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> http://www.eda-twiki.org/svdb/view.php?id=2328
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> Thanks,
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