Marq Kole
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Maybe this is too obvious, but you have to be able to open a file with 'r+' or 'a+' mode (read-update, or append-update) to be able to read and write the same file. That is only possible if your tool is Verilog 1394-2001 compliant. The 1995 standard, on which Verilog-AMS 2.2 is based, only supports writing, except for loading memory data from a file.
Even if the digital part of your simulator correctly supports the Verilog 2001 syntax, the analog part may not if that is provided by another vendor.
Essentially, it depends on what you are trying to achieve.
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