In section 12.6 and A.6.12:
Issue 1:
The randsequence grammar references 'production_identifier' and
'production_name'.
Neither of these is defined. The single term 'production_indentifier' should
be used (replacing 'production_name'). The following production should be
added to A.9.3
production_identifier ::= identifier
Issue 2:
The following productions define the grammar for a case statement within a
randsequence:
rs_case ::= case ( expression ) rs_case_item { rs_case_item } endcase
rs_case_item ::=
expression { , expression } : production_item
| default [ : ] production_item
production_item := production_identifier [ ( list_of_arguments ) ]
Note that an individual 'rs_case_item' can optionally end with a
'list_of_arguments'
enclosed within parenthesis. A following 'rs_case_item' can begin with an
expression,
which can also consist of a variable enclosed within parenthesis. This
complicates
implementation of the parser. To facilate implementation, it would be much
easier
(straight-forward) if 'rs_case_item's were terminate by a semi-colon.
That is, change the 'rs_case_item' production to:
rs_case_item ::=
expression { , expression } : production_item ;
| default [ : ] production_item ;
The example in 12.16.3 would then look like:
randsequence()
SELECT : case ( device & 7 )
0 : NETWORK;
1, 2 : DISK;
default : MEMORY;
endcase ;
...
endsequence
Issue 3: Minor wording problem.
In 12.16.1, second paragraph, second sentence reads:
"Weight expression must evaluate to integral non-negative values."
It should be:
"The weight expression must evaluate to an integral non-negative value."
- Ray
Received on Tue Apr 20 18:27:23 2004
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