Minutes for P1500 Working Group Meeting July 24, 2003
Attendees
Karim Arabi
Steve Baird
Luis Basto
Tapan Chakraborty
Wu-Tung Cheng
Chen-Huan Chiang
Francisco DaSilva
Jason Doege
Grady Giles
Rohit Kapur
Fidel Muradali
Mike Ricchetti
Shianling Wu
Yervant Zorian
Scribe
Fidel Muradali
Minutes
General p1500 working group teleconference. Main purpose was to check if CTL
can handle partial wrappers.
Minutes started late -
12:40 PST
Francisco - Document D0.7 reviews are due August 3rd. 1 review received.
Yervant asked if compliance chapter was done - response was that there are
some yet outstanding issues with the rules of chapter 17.
Rohit proceeds to review and explain the
partial wrapper CTL.
This is pretty much a "line by line"
explanation of the code. The intent is to evaluate if the description is
complete enough for the standard. Using the CTL, the approach is to
reconstruct figure 10.31 (D0.7) and its test mode behavior.
1:40 PST
Rohit completes the example. Given this example, there was agreement that
CTL can handle partial wrappers.
1:45 - 2:00pm PST
2:00 PST
Karim begins chapter 17 rule discussion (17.1.1a)
Regarding specifics of cell operation (e.g. Bi-di, differential), Mike R.
recalled that a decision was to eliminate such rules and just provide a CTL
description. CTAG could not recall the exact decision (Mike has
forwarded/posted the relevant minutes in a subsequent e-mail Date: Thu, 24
Jul 2003). Yervant suggested to review the rules until the resolution is
figured out.
Grady and others suggested to strike specifics such as "differential" from
the rule (e.g. try to say chip PI/PO). That is, avoid pad implementation
detail and try to find a more generic wording. The standard is behavior
oriented and not structure oriented.
Francisco suggested to resolve context during this meeting and we'll find a
way to word things later.
Mike R. questioned if the discussion was really a hardware issue and should
be pulled into that section rather than compliancy.
2:30 PST - Fidel exit - new minute taker for last 30mins?..