From: Steven J. Dovich (dovich@cadence.com)
Date: Wed Apr 20 2005 - 07:19:10 PDT
We do not have a formal interpretation request, so the rules on
wording for interpretations do not apply. Regardless these
constraints do not apply to a revision. It is up to the ballot
group to determine whether the change would be appropriate.
/sjd
> Just to be fair, I should point out that IEEE rules state that where the
> standard is ambiguous, an interpretation needs to allow the most liberal
> interpretation. This is because the content of a standard is determined
> by what is written there, not by what was intended to be written there,
> and here there was not even an intent at that time.
>
> Shalom
>
>
> > It is not clear that this would be a change to what is specified in
> > 1364-2001. The text doesn't state where configs can appear, and the
> > syntax boxes and BNF clearly specify that they cannot appear in Verilog
> > source files. This proposal could be viewed as an official interpretation
> > with a corresponding clarification in the LRM. There has been no prior
> > request for interpretation that would conflict with this. Supporting
> > both 1364-2001 and 1364-2005 would not require different behavior.
>
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