Another minor issue with 1336: The wording says "initial procedure, always procedure, or fork block from one of those procedures". There is no need to try to restrict where the fork block came from. The other places that this is presumably trying to disallow already cannot fork, so the restriction is not needed. If you cannot execute a fork block from them, then you don't have to disallow a fork block that came from them. All fork blocks come from places where it was okay. All the restriction accomplishes is to disallow it for fork blocks that came from fork blocks that came from initial/always procedures (i.e. "originated in" an initial/always procedure), which should be legal. The simpler "initial procedure, always procedure, or fork block" should provide the desired restriction, without the unnecessary one. Steven Sharp sharp@cadence.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Fri Oct 12 20:05:15 2007
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