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'class' not implemented??

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Hi there
I am compiling a class getting

ncvlog: *E,SVNIMP (/prj/so_asic/USERS/STANZANI/SO_ASIC/CONFIG/../DIGITAL/SIMULATION/TBENCH/so_i2s.v,52|17): SystemVerilog construct not yet implemented:  compilation unit top scope declaration.
class so_i2s_layer;

I am using version

ncvlog -ver
TOOL:   ncvlog  05.83-p002

how can it be claimed 'system verilog support' if classes (a key feature for SV) is not usable?

thanks


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by marco.stanzani
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  • Posted By stephenh on 5/18/2007 6:42 AM

    At the moment, classes must be declared within a package, module or program.
    They're not permitted to "float" at the top level, hence the message you saw.

    Steve.
    Maybe it is worth adding that suggestion to the existing Error message as that would help the users in general a lot. How does one submit such "nice to have enhancement" if not via sourcelink? FWIW - I don't have sourcelink access as I'm not a NC customer but am running a verification services company in Bangalore.

    Regards
    Ajeetha, CVC
    www.noveldv.com


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by ajeetha
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  • Posted By stephenh on 5/18/2007 6:42 AM

    At the moment, classes must be declared within a package, module or program.
    They're not permitted to "float" at the top level, hence the message you saw.

    Steve.
    Maybe it is worth adding that suggestion to the existing Error message as that would help the users in general a lot. How does one submit such "nice to have enhancement" if not via sourcelink? FWIW - I don't have sourcelink access as I'm not a NC customer but am running a verification services company in Bangalore.

    Regards
    Ajeetha, CVC
    www.noveldv.com


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by ajeetha
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