RE: [sv-bc] confusion during construct of string for $typename()

Hi, 

Here is part of your answers.

>    a `$' is used as the placeholder for the name of an 
> anonymous unpacked array. But at the example of the 
> description for $typename
>    LRM said that $typename(X) will give
> "enum{A=32'd0,B=32'd1,C='32d99}A::e$1 " as output  for definition
>    enum {A,B,C=99} X, belongs to the package A. But it 
> contradicts the above statement because  anonymous enum 
> definition has no unpacked
>    dimension. So the output will be 
> "enum{A=32'd0,B=32'd1,C='32d99}A::e"

It does not say that $ will be used only for anonymous unpacked arrays.

> .it is not clear to me why "$1" is appended to the output for  
>    $typename(X).

e$1 comes from 
"c) System-generated names are created for anonymous structs, unions,
and enums."

Shalom
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