Hi Jim, That is a depressingly low number of contributors and I know I am partly to blame. I find it worrying that there is such a lack of interest although I suspect this is mainly because most high-end verification engineers use (or are forced to use) SV or SC and hence their requirements are not passed on to this group. As I have not been involved in most of the discussions I would fill in the priority sheet using the following criteria: - Vote for enhancements which helps to take OS-VVM closer to the UVM level (e.g. OOP style features) - Vote for enhancements which makes the language more powerful and which can't be done with a bit of code or a package - Vote for enhancements which helps to promote integration with PSL My personal (short) wish list would be: - 64 bits Integers - Bidirectional records - Preprocessor (with # and not the ` symbol) - Shared variables I will fill in the list and will send it to you later this evening, Regards, Hans. On 09/12/2014 00:42, Jim Lewis wrote: > Hi, > I have received priority sheets from: > David Bishop > Kevin Jennings > Martin Thompson > Radoslaw Nawrot > Tristan Gingold > Jim Lewis > > If you sent one and your name is not on this list, for some reason, I > did not receive it. > > Yes it is a long sheet. Yes we will still accept them. Having more > user input in particular > is important. So even if you do not participate in the meetings or > discussions frequently, > having input from you is helpful. > > Thanks, > Jim -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Tue Dec 9 04:50:44 2014
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