From: Adam Krolnik (adamk@cyrix.com)
Date: Tue Mar 03 1998 - 21:21:03 PST
>Assigned Enhancement Request Number: BE26
>Errata Name (Description): mintypmax is not an operator
>Section: 4.3
>Date Submitted: 970227
>Requestor: Mitch Perilstein
>Details:
> The mintypmax selector is listed as an expression but not an
>operator, so it doesn't have precedence. This means it cannot be safely
>used without parentheses inside or outside a ternary operator.
The syntax box correctly doesn't list enclosing parenthesis because other sections
that describe when a mintypmax_expression is allowed either do not require them (because
the value is not part of a general expression where the ternary operator is allowed),
or specify parenthesis to be used when expressing a mintypmax_expression.
I.e.
Section 4.3 examples all use mintypmax expressions enclosed in parenthesis.
Section 7.15.1 examples show mintypmax expressions used as delays in a comma separated
list.
Section 13.4.1 examples show specparam delay values as mintypmax expressions, again in a
comma separated list.
<p>Recommend no changes due to this errata report.
<p> Adam Krolnik
Verification Engineer
Cyrix - NSM
Richardson TX. 75085
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