Below are 3 proposed changes for chapter 7. I have attached the same changes in PDF format for people who have trouble with the html email. 1) 7.1.1: A structure represents a collection of variable data types that can be referenced using the structure name as a whole or the individual data types that make up the structure can be referenced by name. By default, structures are unpacked, meaning that there is no defined representation on how each variable in the collection is stored an implementation-dependent packing of the data types. Unpacked structures can contain any variable data type. 2) 7.1.2: A union is a data type that represents a single piece of storage which can store one of any variable type which can be accessed using one of the named member data types. Only one variable type can be in a union at one time of the data types in the union can be used at a time. By default, a union is unpacked, meaning there is no required representation for how members of the union are stored. Dynamic types and chandle types can only be used in tagged unions. 3) In 7.6.10: Change: The conversion parses Verilog syntax for real constants. TO: The conversion parses Verilog syntax for real constants. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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