hi SV-EC, whilst scanning the Draft 3a LRM for editorial questions I noted what I suspect is an oversight from Mantis 890. At the head of page 284, clause 14.5 says: In a clocking block, any expression assigned to a signal in its declaration shall be an expression that would be legal in a port connection to a port of any of the directions specified in the declaration. For example, it would be illegal to assign an inout signal an expression in its declaration that would be illegal in a port connection to an inout port. This restriction is much too severe for inout clockvars. In clocking blocks, "inout" is shorthand for "input output" and does NOT require a net, as does a true inout port. The only requirement that the inout clocking signal must meet is that it should be legal as the hi-conn of both an input and an output port. Unless there are vociferous objections I'll raise a Mantis item later this week. -- Jonathan Bromley -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Tue Aug 7 08:58:47 2007
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