In regard to > ’0, ’1, ’X, ’x, ’Z, ’z P1800 says: > In a self-determined context these literals have a width of 1 bit, > and the value is treated as unsigned. This leaves me curious about how they behave in context-determined settings. In particular, as an operand of ">", or anywhere that the signedness of the operands informs the context, do these literals "poison" the signed waters by being an unsigned term in the expression? Or does the leading ' indicate that they conform in BOTH width and signedness to the context that uses them? Greg JaxonReceived on Fri Jun 10 17:22:58 2005
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