Was the verbosity of the new timeunit and timeprecision declarations brought up when they were first introduced? I'm used to putting `timescale in front of every module that I have that has a time delay inside; but if I want to follow that same convention using the new declarations, a significant amount of extra typing is required. How difficult would it be (from a vendor perspective and from a committee perspective) to allow something like the following one line shortcut: timeunit time_literal [ / time_literal]; OR timeunit time_literal [ , time_literal]; The first time_literal would be the time unit and the optional second time_literal would be the time precision. The separator could either be the / like the `timescale directive or a comma, which ever the committee decided would be best. Example: timeunit 1ns/10ps; == timeunit 1ns; timeprecision 10ps; Thanks, -- Heath #################################### | | | HMC Design Verification, Inc. | | | | Heath Chambers | | President/Verification Designer | | 1203 San Juan Drive | | Roswell, NM 88201 | | | | hmcdvi@msn.com | | Phone: (505)627-2069 | | Fax: (505)627-2069 | | http://hmcdv.iwarp.com | | | ####################################Received on Mon Sep 25 16:20:39 2006
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