[sv-dc] RE: Meeting reminder and agenda for 2011-03-23

The time should read: Wednesday, March 23, from 11:00-1:00 p.m. CDT (GMT-05:00)

Thanks,
Scott

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> Little Scott-B11206
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> To: sv-dc@eda.org
> Subject: [sv-dc] Meeting reminder and agenda for 2011-03-23
>
> Hi all:
>
> Note: The US has switched to daylight savings time.
>
> The SV-DC committee will meet on Wednesday, March 23, from 11:00-1:00
> p.m. CST (GMT-05:00). The agenda and dialin information can be found
> below.
>
> We have received additional clarification from the P1800 working group
> regarding meeting participation. From Neil Korpusik, "Only employees
> of Entities that are voting members of the Working group will be
> allowed to participate in any of the Technical Committees. The
> Technical Committee chairs will need to start policing their meetings
> to ensure that only employees of the following companies are allowed to
> participate." I did follow up with Neil regarding participants from
> IEEE SA advanced and basic member companies who aren't paying members
> of the P1800 Working Group. Participants from these companies are
> allowed to join the call as observers.
>
> The paying members of the P1800 Working Group are: Accellera, Cadence,
> Freescale, Intel, Marvell, Mentor Graphics, Oracle, and Synopsys. TI
> and Qualcomm are both IEEE SA advanced member companies. The list of
> IEEE SA members can be found at:
> http://standards.ieee.org/develop/corpchan/mbrs1.html
>
> In the last meeting we had an overview of the proposal from
> Cadence/Mentor. In this meeting I would like to start working on
> consensus for various parts of the proposal. We can then expect an
> updated proposal in our April 6th meeting. I have tried to summarize
> the various points of contention that have been raised. If you see a
> particular facet of the proposal that you would like to discuss further
> not listed in the agenda please let me know, and I will add it.
>
> Agenda:
> 0. IEEE patent policy (http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat-
> slideset.ppt)
> 1. Discussion of proposal(s) for user-defined nets and resolution
> functions
> a. unresolved nettypes (purpose, restrictions, future, late binding)
> b. current value argument to the resolution function
> c. parameterized nettypes
> d. clarify rules for driving nettypes (partially driven nets ok?)
> e. resolution functions and side effects (restrict or leave as
> implementation dependent?)
> f. user defined initialization of nettype
> g. clarify if resolution functions operate in the case of 0 or 1
> drivers
> h. possibilities for generating events from user-defined nets
> i. review port connection rules
> j. clarify that resolution functions from classes must be static and
> explain the intent of
> allowing resolution functions from classes?
> 2. Opens
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
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