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When will IUS support union?

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Hi Cadence,

We know that union is useful in type define. So when will IUS support union?

Best regards,
Davy


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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  • I fully support your question. The union construct is very useful in describing things like
    software views and OSI stack models. Without union this requires a lot of type casting,
    losing type-checking features (from experience :-( ).
    I understand it may be a difficult construct to implement in the tool chain since it involves
    changes in many tools: from simulation to formal verification.
    Still I'm sort of disappointed no one from Cadence has responded to your request/question...
    (at least not in the forum)

    Best regards,
    Joep


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by boonstrj
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  • I fully support your question. The union construct is very useful in describing things like
    software views and OSI stack models. Without union this requires a lot of type casting,
    losing type-checking features (from experience :-( ).
    I understand it may be a difficult construct to implement in the tool chain since it involves
    changes in many tools: from simulation to formal verification.
    Still I'm sort of disappointed no one from Cadence has responded to your request/question...
    (at least not in the forum)

    Best regards,
    Joep


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by boonstrj
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