[SB] Examples from 1364 ARE good as back-compatibility is preserved except in special cases, such as use of SV keywords. 1364 has 1-D packed arrays, called vectors, and multi-D unpacked arrays. See 1800 5.1 which explains the correspondence in terms. An array element assignment that works in 1364 must work in 1800, also. [Yulik] OK So at least two of us now agree that the type of bit-select should be the type of the element (driven by backward compatibility requirement) and the type of one-element part select should be a one-element array (driven by usability reasons). What if left then is to make sure everybody else also agrees to that conclusion and to make sure the definition finds its way into LRM. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Mar 12 06:05:09 2007
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