Editorial comment:
The current LRM has this structure:
19.6 Defining cross coverage
19.6.1 Example of user-defined cross coverage and select expressions
19.6.2 Excluding cross products
19.6.3 Specifying Illegal cross products
The proposal would make this structure:
19.6 Defining cross coverage
19.6.1 Defining cross coverage bins
19.6.1.1 Cross bin with covergroup expressions
19.6.1.2 Cross bin automatically-defined types
19.6.1.3 Cross bin set expression
19.6.2 Example of user-defined cross coverage and select expressions
19.6.3 Excluding cross products
19.6.4 Specifying Illegal cross products
The original structure discusses basic cross coverage in 19.6 and then gives an example in 19.6.1.
The new structure discusses basic cross coverage in 19.6 and 19.6.1, then discusses more sophisticated cross bins in 19.6.1.1-19.6.1.3, including examples, then goes back to a simple example in 19.6.2.
That does not make sense.
I think the original example from the current 19.6.1 should precede the discussion of the new cross bin features in 19.6.1.1. To do this, you could turn 19.6.1 into 19.6.1.1 instead of 19.6.2, and start numbering the new text as 19.6.1.2. 'Excluding cross products' would then by chance remain as 19.6.2.
Regards,
Shalom
Shalom Bresticker
Intel LAD DA, Jerusalem, Israel
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