Intro to 7.1.1 says: "A structure represents a collection of variable types that can be referenced using the structure name." Technically, I do not think it is true that structures have names in System Verilog. I think typedefs have names, and structures are usually, but not always, defined in typedefs. It is also confusing whether this means the fields can be referenced by name or the whole structure can be referenced by name. I would change this to just say "A structure represents a collection of variable types that can be referenced as a whole or the individual variable types that make up the structure can be referenced by name." Intro to 7.1.2: "A union is a data type that represents a single piece of storage which can store one of any variable type." I would change this to say "single piece of storage which can store several different variable types." Section 7.6.10: The string "Verilog syntax" is struck out, but no replacement is provided. "System Verilog syntax" perhaps. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Sun Apr 15 21:20:32 2007
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