TimingExpression : Public Class TimingElementsOrganization, TimingConstraints1, EventChainTimingConstraints, TimingConstraints2
A Timing Expression, denoted by texp, is a term built from an arithmetic expression by applying an optional unit and referencing an optional time base. It stands for a value in the real number system extended with positive and negative infinity.<br/><br/>Grammar:<br/>texp ::= aexp<br/> | aexp UN<br/> | aexp on TB<br/> | aexp UN on TB<br/> <br/>Semantics:<br/>Given a particular variable assignment, the meaning of a timing expression texp in that assignment is a value in the real number system extended with positive and negative infinity. Depending on the form of texp, this value is defined as follows:<br/>- If texp is of the form aexp, its meaning is the meaning of aexp in the given variable assignment.<br/>- If texp is of the form aexp UN, its meaning is r * k, where r is the meaning of aexp in the given variable assignment, and k is the factor of UN in the Universal time base.<br/>- If texp is of the form aexp on TB, its meaning is f (r), where f is the meaning of TB in the given variable assignment, and r is the meaning of aexp in the same assignment.<br/>- If texp is of the form aexp UN on TB, its meaning is f (r * k), where f is the meaning of TB in the given variable assignment, r is the meaning of aexp in the same assignment, k is the factor of UN in DI, and DI is the dimension of TB.<br/>
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