[sv-dc] Mantis 3398 - final comments

1. On the first page, in the paragraph after Syntax 6-2, there is a sentence,
"A user-defined nettype has no default type; a specified data type is required."

The second half of the sentence is a little awkward.
How about, "it is required to specify a data type"?

2. On page 5, a change to 7.2.2 appears twice, at the middle and at the bottom of the page.
The first one is correct, the second remains from the previous version of the proposal and is no longer correct.

3. The proposed syntax for net_declaration uses '[ # delay_value | # ( mintypmax_expression ) ]'.
There is already such a non-terminal: delay_control.
In fact, Syntax 10-1 itself already uses it in the BNF for continuous_assign.

4. In 10.3.3, "left hand" needs a hyphen.

5. The change to the title of 23.3.3.3 uses the term, "builtin nettypes". This term is not used anywhere else, consider changing it. In any case, "builtin" should have a hyphen.

6. The addition of the definition of net_type_identifier to the BNF appears on page 7 twice, in A.2.1.3 and A.9.3. It should appear only once. I think A.9.3 is the proper place.

7. On page 7, the addition to 28.12 should be a separate pagragraph, I think. Anyway, it says, "Combining signal values for nets with user-defined nettypes shall follow the rules in 23.12 (Resolution of nets with user-defined nettypes)." There is no such section! Should it refer to 6.6.7?

Regards,
Shalom

Shalom Bresticker
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