RE: [sv-cc] Next IEEE 1800 WG Meeting -- SV-CC presentation?

Since Charles resigned as chair, the SV-CC currently has no leader.  So I am sending this out to SV-CC to see what our other participants see as key issues.

If you reply to all (or reply to me), I’ll gather up a list for someone (any volunteers?) to present at the March 6 meeting of the Working Group.

Cadence has worked on or at least has looked at dealing with the following SV-CC issues:

-- Clarification of vpiOrigin and vpiParent relations for frames

-- VPI support for user-defined nettypes (“6.6.7 User-defined nettypes”)

-- VPI support for generic interconnect (“6.6.8 Generic interconnect”)

-- VPI support for streaming operator expressions (“11.4.14 Streaming operators (pack/unpack)”)

-- VPI support for elements and members of typed parameters

-- VPI support for checkers

-- Clarification of VPI relations for threads

-- Clarification (?) of vpiSize property values for mixed and/or multi-dimensional dynamic (QDA) arrays

-- Corrections/clarification of support for instance & instance arrays (instance arrays include primitive arrays, but instances do not include primitives)

In addition, a customer has requested the ability to transmit a 4-state unpacked struct across the DPI interface.

Regards,
Jim Vellenga

From: owner-sv-cc@eda.org [mailto:owner-sv-cc@eda.org] On Behalf Of Karen Pieper
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 7:21 PM
To: IEEE 1800; SV-AC eda.org; SV-BC eda.org; SV-CC eda.org; Sv-ec; SV-DC; SV Champions
Subject: [sv-cc] Next IEEE 1800 WG Meeting

Hi, all,

As we discussed in our last meeting, the next IEEE 1800 WG will be Friday March 6 from 9am to 1pm at Cadence.

The agenda can be found here:

http://www.eda-twiki.org/cgi-bin/view.cgi/P1800/P1800Agendas


More details will be available soon,

Karen



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