>>>> FYI, and you may know, but i've not tested actually, >>>> some closed source VHDL simulators (such as Aldec Riviera-PRO) have >>>> relax >>>> options (e.g. integer range), IIRC. >>> >>> Never heard about that. Any pointer or detail about this feature >>> would be useful. >> >> e.g. Riviera-PRO has -relax option for acom/asim (these are Aldec-favor >> commands for well-known vcom/vsim) and their detailed description and >> examples are documented in its manual, are titled like "Relaxing LRM >> requirements" or so. >> unfortunately, reading this manual required to install it and use its >> manual viewer, or sign-in to Aldec site. >> so i'm not sure it is fair-use/legal to share this detail info in >> public ML, sorry. > > Ok, but can you briefly describe how it affects integer ranges ?
for integer range w/ -relax, IIUC, the manual said, * 32-bit literal are treated as two's complement, e.g. ":= 16#FFFFFFFF#" is treated as ":= -1". * conv_integer() accepts 32-bit argument. _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list Ghdl-discuss@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
