Hi, IEEE P1800-2005 Section 8.13.1 "Array assignment patterns" says: "Each expression item shall be evaluated in the context of an assignment to the type of the corresponding element in the array. In other words, the following examples do not give size warnings, unlike the similar assignments above: bit unpackedbits [1:0] = '{1,1}; // no size warning as bit can be set to 1 int unpackedints [1:0] = '{1'b1, 1'b1}; // no size warning as int can be // set to 1'b1" Also, IEEE P1364-2005 Section 5.6 "Assignments and truncation" says: "Implementations are not required to warn or report any errors related to assignment size-mismatch or truncation." Which means that issuing a warning/error is not required, but possible. So, shouldn't the text in P1800 read "the following examples do not have to give size warnings" instead of "the following examples do not give size warnings", which sounds as a requirement not to issue a warning/error? Thanks, Yulik.Received on Tue Apr 25 22:34:37 2006
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