raymund@sci.UUCP (Raymund Galvin) (07/12/88)
Does anybody have an example of representing ROM code data in an EDIF 2 0 0 ? After looking at the EDIF 2 0 0 spec, I guess it might look something like this: (interface (port (array ADDRIN 4) (direction input)) (port (array DATA 8) (direction output)) ) (contents (follow (protRef DATA) (table (entry (match (portRef ADDRIN) F F F F) (logicRef T F T F T F T F)) (entry (match (portRef ADDRIN) F F F T) (logicRef T F T F T F T F)) (entry (match (portRef ADDRIN) F F T F) (logicRef T F T F T F T F)) (entry (match (portRef ADDRIN) F F T T) (logicRef T F T F T F T F)) (tableDefault (logicRef T F T F T F T F)) ) ) ) Similarly, does anybody have an example of test vectors in EDIF format? I have this horrible feeling, that the fragment shown above is all wrong and that the correct way is 10X more verbose. Any examples or feedback will be appreciated. Is there a mailing list somewhere concerning EDIF issues? ray galvin
moto@cad.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (07/13/88)
In article <26353@sci.UUCP> raymund@sci.UUCP (Raymund Galvin) writes: > >Is there a mailing list somewhere concerning EDIF issues? > There is NOW an official "keeper of questions" for EDIF - Hilary Kahn at Univ. of Manchester in the U.K. She will compare your question with prvious ones and supply the most up to date info available. New questions will be send to the EDIF TC for review. This could take up to 2 months (volunteer labor!), but you are ASSURED that you will get the SAME answer as everyone else, and it will be extensively reviewed! Hilary's netmail address (I haven't tried it!): edif-support@ux.cs.man.ac.uk Alternatively you could use US to the EDIF User Group office at: 2222 South Dobson Road Mesa, AZ 85224 If you haven't at least sent your name then do so! Have you heard about "EDIF world?" Mike Waters