9.1 "the always procedures shall execute repeatedly. Its activity shall" Maybe "an always procedure"? 9.1.2.2.2 contrasts always_comb vs. an @* at the beginning of a general purpose always block before @* has been introduced. 9.1.3 "the final procedure does not execute as a separate process; instead, it executes in zero time, as a series of function calls from a single process" Why a "series" of functions calls? Is this trying to say that each final procedure is like a function and all of the final procedures are called by a single process? 9.1.3 "All final procedure shall execute" Should be "procedures". 9.2 "The procedural statements in sequential block" Missing "a"? 9.2 "The procedural statements in parallel block" Missing "a"? 9.3.2.2 "@*, is a convenient shorthand that eliminates these problems by adding all nets and variables that are read by the statement (which can be a statement group)" It "eliminates" them? And what is a "statement group"? -- can the parenthetical comment be removed? What happens if the statement reads no nets or variables (as with a null statement or the assignment of a constant value), or if all of the reads are hidden by a function call? -- an error because the sensitivity list is empty? 9.5 "The process control statements have the syntax form shown in Syntax 9-7." "have the syntax form" is an odd phrase. 9.5.2, Example 4 -- "However, a task disabling itself using a disable statement is not a shorthand for the return statement" There is an extra newline, and 'return' should be in a monospaced font, not italicized. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Sun Apr 8 00:44:34 2007
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