1800-2009 H.10.1.3 states:
"The svDpiVersion() function returns a string indicating
which DPI standard is supported by the simulator and in
particular which canonical value representation is being
provided. For example, a tool that is based on IEEE Std
1800-2005, i.e., the VPI-based canonical value, shall return
the string "1800-2005". Simulators implementing to the prior
Accellera SV3.1a standards, and thus using the svLogicVec32
value representa- tion, shall return the string "SV3.1a".
/* Returns either version string "1800-2005" or "SV3.1a" */
const char* svDpiVersion();
I'd like to confirm if "1800-2005" is indeed correct for a
1800-2009 simulator, since this refers also to the VPI which
does have differences for 1800-2009?
I found mantis bug 2101 reporting a similar issue, however
this issue was not resolved either way, nor included in the
2009 document. It would be good if the resolution could be
reflected there.
Thanks
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