[sv-ec] class related questions

From: Francoise Martinolle <fm_at_.....>
Date: Wed Jul 09 2008 - 13:29:03 PDT
Question 1:
Can you use the "dot" to refer to a type declared inside a class?
module top;
class C;
  typedef bit T[4];
endclass
C c = new;
   bit b;
   initial
      b = c.T'{0, 1, 0, 1};
endmodule
 
The bnf for assignment pattern type does not allow the above, neither
does it allow C::T'{0, 1, 0, 1}
 
I also remember that we decided that hierarchical identifiers to types
are not legal, but does c.T qualifies
as a hierarchical identifier? or is it just what we called a dotted
name?
 
Question 2:
 
Can a parameter initial expression be a class scoped identifier?
The LRM currently only allows package references. I assume this is not
legal:
 
module top;
class C #(parameter q = 0, parameter type T = byte);
endclass
 
parameter p = C::q;
parameter type R = C::T;
 
endmodule

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