I don't believe there are any situations in Verilog (i.e. IEEE Std 1364) where it matters whether white space at the end of macro text is included in the text substitution. There is no way in Verilog to expand a macro inside a string literal, or to create part of a lexical token with a macro. So you won't find anything about this in the 1364 LRM, because it doesn't matter there. Since SystemVerilog (i.e. IEEE Std 1800) has added quote-creation and token-pasting operations, it needs to specify the white space treatment for macro expansion more precisely. Steven Sharp sharp@cadence.comReceived on Mon Feb 13 14:18:51 2006
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