A solution to the lack of multiple inheritance in SystemVerilog

The concept of multiple class inheritance is a feature that many Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) languages have where a subclass can inherit behaviors (i.e. class methods and properties) from more than one superclass. As the language is currently defined, a SystemVerilog subclass (child class) can only extend from a single superclass (parent class). This paper presents some of the problems having an OOP language lacking multiple inheritance, and suggests a solution.