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I have a type declaration

type ARR1_TYP is array(POSITIVE range <>) of REAL;

I declared a constant of type ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064)

variable H: ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064) := (1.0, 2.0, etc..);--4064 reals

But this type of declaration only works if it is

variable H: ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064) := (REAL(1.0), 2.0, etc..);

Or else i get an error saying discrete range not consistent.

I use Synopsys Analyzer.

Why is this?

Thanks in advance.

RAM GUMMADI

: I have a type declaration
:     type ARR1_TYP is array(POSITIVE range <>) of REAL;

: I declared a constant of type ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064)
:     variable H: ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064) := (1.0, 2.0, etc..);--4064 reals

: But this type of declaration only works if it is
:     variable H: ARR1_TYP(1 to 4064) := (REAL(1.0), 2.0, etc..);

: Or else i get an error saying discrete range not consistent.
: I use Synopsys Analyzer.

: Why is this?

Casual inspection leads me to think because of a bug in your analyzer.

--Paul

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