Subject: Re: Verilog-AMS - Issue 15: `include
From: Steven Sharp (sharp@cadence.com)
Date: Tue Jul 09 2002 - 11:40:37 PDT
The most obvious reason for system include files in C is that things like
I/O are not built in to the language, but are done via standard libraries
of C functions. This does not apply to Verilog. Also, most early C
programming was systems programming, which needed to make system calls.
These are interfaces associated with the system, rather than user code.
This also doesn't apply to Verilog.
The things we are talking about including in Verilog may be general
headers associated with a design methodology, or class hierarchies, or
that sort of thing. They don't sound like system includes to me.
Steven Sharp
sharp@cadence.com
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