From: sharp@cadence.com
Date: Mon Mar 10 2003 - 12:52:33 PST
Precedence: bulk
>Number: 297
>Category: enhancement
>Originator: sharp@cadence.com
>Environment:
>Description:
A port of an instance array can currently be connected in
two ways. If the port expression is the same width as the
port, then each instance port gets connected to the same
port expression. If the port expression is a vector of
the same width as the sum of the widths of the ports on
all of the instances, then each instance gets a part-select
of the port expression. Any other situation is an error.
Another capability that would make instance arrays more
useful is to allow specifying a port expression that is an
array with the same number of elements as the instance
array. This would attach one element of the array to each
instance. Each element would still have to be a legal
object to connect to the port.
Unlike issue #55, this does not involve connecting entire
arrays to a port of any individual instance.
This connection scheme is sufficiently obvious that some
users may already assume that it is supported.
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