For 2848 it is unclear whether the intent is to disallow use based on
the existence of a strong type or whether an access is needed. I'd
prefer the former. For 2845 the terminology confuses interface and
instance. I think the intent is that only the interface instances
that have been a defparam target are disllowed from being referenced
but the language could be read as disallowing a virtual interface ref
if any instance was defparamed. Which was the intent?
Gordon
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Gord Vreugdenhil
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On Nov 21, 2010, at 7:25 PM, "Francoise Martinolle" <fm@cadence.com>
wrote:
> I uploaded 2 draft proposals for 2848 and 2845 (virtual interfaces).
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