The following describes an overview of changes included within version 20050831 (3.23.5) of the following ATLAS compiler(s)

None

and version 20050831 (3.23.5) of the following ATLAS support tools:

Signal Resource Allocator
Switch / Ita Compiler

1.1 Enhancements

None

1.2 Problem Reports

05-999

2.1 Enhancements

None

2.2 Problem Reports

2.2.1 05-999 Ita ROUTE Command

The ROUTE COmmand has the following syntax:

<RouteStatement> :: ROUTE [ <RouteName> ]
FROM <EndPoint> [/]
{ TO <Point> [/] [ <ViaClause> ] }...
TO <EndPoint> [/] [ <ViaClause> ] <Sd>

An <EndPoint> is either an instrument port or a UUT pin. A <Point> may be an instrument port, a UUT pin, an interface Plug / Pin or an internal Wire.

The lexical structure for an internal Wire is the keyword Wire optionally followed by a - followed by a decimal nteger, e.g. Wire-100. In general decimal integers may be represented by named constants.

Example:

constant A1 is 100;
...
... Wire-A1...

Previous versions of the Switch / Ita compiler allowed those Wire references that used named constants in all contexts except in a ROUTE statement.

This release of the Switch / Ita compiler allows Wire references that use named constants in all contexts including within a ROUTE statement.