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ncvlog queue bug

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Hi, Have a look at the following code: when the queue is defined outside the function I get a compilation error. When it is defined as local, I don't. This looks like a compiler bug. package t; class yy; int a; endclass class x; yy y[$]; function u(int e); int d[$]; yy y1[$]; y1 = y; // the following line passes compilation d = y1.find_index(item) with (item.a == e); // but this one gives compilation error d = y.find_index(item) with (item.a == e); endfunction // u endclass // x endpackage


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    Hi, I choose *not* to file a bug report...I'm putting up the problems I encounter here. I guess its up to you guys to decide which of them are actual bugs that are worth passing onwards... Avidan


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    Hi, I choose *not* to file a bug report...I'm putting up the problems I encounter here. I guess its up to you guys to decide which of them are actual bugs that are worth passing onwards... Avidan


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