Not quite removed. 1.3 says, "The word should is used to indicate that ... (in the negative form) a certain course of action is deprecated but not prohibited". 1.6 says, "Clause 25-Deprecated constructs: This clause covers the possible deprecation of the Verilog defparam statement and the Verilog procedural assign/deassign statements." Note the word "possible". 6.3 says, "NOTE-The defparam statement might be removed from future versions of the language." 25.1 says, "Certain Verilog language features can be simulation inefficient, easily abused, and the source of design problems. These features are being considered for removal from the SystemVerilog language, if there is an alternate method for these features." 25.2 says, "The practice of using defparam statements is highly discouraged." And in addition the SV LRM acknowledges the possible existence of defparams in code in various places and even has rules about them. In short, defparams may be discouraged, but they have not yet been removed from the language. Shalom >Deprecated means that the feature has been >removed from >the standardReceived on Mon Nov 7 08:24:20 2005
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