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From: th@teda.UUCP (Tivonne Ha)
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Subject: Question on version of VHDL.
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Date: 18 Mar 91 21:35:47 GMT
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I would appreciate your help in answering this question:
I'm in charge of developing a software to interface from our shematic
capture database to put out a VHDL design description.
People here at my workplace would ask me occasionally:
"Is there a specific version of VHDL that we support?"

To my knowledge, there's no VHDL version at all.  I always refer to the
IEEE std 1076-1987 LRM as the point of reference.
Am i correct in saying no version?  If not, could you then tell me what 
is the latest version of VHDL that the industry normally would refer to?

Thanks in advance,
Tivonne

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