Revised 6 December 2002 by Jim Moore, Convener
The next meeting of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 will be collocated with the SIGAda conference. It is scheduled to begin at 9:00 am on Friday, 13 December.
Conference and venue information can be obtained at the conference web site.
The announcement and preliminary agenda for this meeting were circulated as N413.
| The meeting is scheduled to begin at 9:00 am. |
| We anticipate that Currie Colket, the Chair of SIGAda, will provide some welcoming remarks on behalf of SIGAda and the conference. |
| A volunteer is requested to serve as meeting secretary. |
| This agenda will be considered, amended if necessary, and approved. |
| Background |
The draft minutes of Meeting #42 are recorded in document N409r. The following correction has been submitted: In the penultimate paragraph of the section labeled "Adjournment," delete the underlined portion of the following sentence: "Six nations voted to approve (Canada, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, UK, and USA), no nations; no nations voted to disapprove; no nations abstained; one nation was unable to respond (France)." |
| Resolution | [Resolution 43-B] |
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| Canada | Stephen Michell (HOD) | [Report] |
| France | Jean-Pierre Rosen (HOD) | [Report] |
| Germany | Erhard Ploedereder (HOD) | [Report] |
| Italy | ??? (HOD) | [Report] |
| Japan | Kiyoshi Ishihata (HOD) | [Report] |
| Switzerland | (Unable to attend) | [Report] |
| UK | John Barnes (HOD) | [Report] |
| USA | Joyce Tokar (HOD), Currie Colket, Tucker Taft | [Report] |
| Ada-Europe | Erhard Ploedereder |
| SIGAda | Currie Colket |
| Convener | Jim Moore |
| Webmaster | Clyde Roby |
| ARG Rapporteur | (Unable to attend) |
| ASIS RG Rapporteur | Currie Colket |
| HRG Rapporteur | (Unable to attend) |
| Project Editors | Erhard Ploedereder, Clyde Roby ??? |
| Those sending regrets include: | Alan Burns, Pascal Leroy, Alfred Strohmeier |
| Canada | ??? |
| France | ??? |
| Germany | ??? |
| Italy | ??? |
| Japan | ??? |
| Switzerland | ??? |
| UK | ??? |
| USA | ??? |
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ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 held its plenary meeting in Saariselka, Finland, 26-30 August 2002. I submitted a report [N410] as Convener of WG9 and attended the meeting. My report of the results of the meeting is N411.
I entered the meeting with the following requests:
All of these requests were approved. In addition, SC22 took the following actions of relevance to WG9:
Both SC22 and JTC1 promptly approved our requests for Category C Liaison with Ada-Europe and SIGAda. ITTF immediately implemented the liaison and confirmed its existence with letters to Ada-Europe and SIGAda [ N414 ]. I am pleased to welcome representatives of the two organizations at this meeting. The agenda includes an item for liaison reports from each organization.
At the last meeting, the convener was instructed to invite Spain and Russia to begin participation in WG9. Upon investigation, the convener learned that Spain is not a member of SC22 (neither "P" nor "O"), hence is not permitted to participate. Russia is a "P" member. I sent a note to Sergey Rubin encouraging participation. He replied that he would attempt to increase his level of participation but that attendance at meetings was probably not practical for him.
I anticipate that the first benefit of the liaison relationship will be the ability to more effectively staff the membership of our Rapporteur Groups. For some time, our Rapporteurs have permitted informal participation by individuals who have not been formally authorized by their National Bodies -- a practice that goes beyond the procedures of JTC1. Implementation of the liaisons with Ada-Europe and SIGAda permit us to rationalize the participation in our Rapporteur Groups, enabling us to conduct them in accordance with JTC1 Directives while retaining diverse technical participation.
I plan to take the following administrative steps:
A portion of the agenda has been set aside as a "Committee of the Whole" to perform the necessary consultation. The Committee of the Whole will formulate the wording of the resolution appointing the membership of each RG. Resuming the meeting of WG9, we will consider the resolution.
As you know, one year ago, WG9 requested free availability of Technical Report 15942. This request has not yet been implemented because of an unfortunate sequence of events. If the matter had gone according to plan, the request would have been approved at the plenary meeting of SC22 in September, then approved at the plenary meeting of JTC1 in November. Because of the events of September 11, the SC22 plenary was poorly attended, falling short of a quorum. It was agreed that any contested issue would be subjected to confirmation by letter ballot. Free availability for the Technical Report brought objection from one National Body -- on the principle of free availability rather than anything specific to the request. The request was approved by a subsequent letter ballot, but missed the JTC1 meeting. In the spring of 2002, it was approved by letter ballot of JTC1 and submitted to ITTF for implementation. ITTF requires authorization by both ISO council and the IEC Council. ISO has already delegated this authority to JTC1, but IEC considers each request individually. Implementation of our request for free availability awaits approval by IEC.
My second three-year term as convener is scheduled to end with the SC22 plenary meeting in September 2003. Because I served as acting Convener for a year prior to officially taking the job, my service in this regard will have spanned seven years. I have already announced that I will not seek another term as convener. Immediately following this meeting, I will advise the US National Body to initiate the search for a replacement. The procedure is that they will search for a candidate within the US. That candidate would be submitted to SC22 for approval at its 2003 plenary meeting. If the candidate is rejected (a truly rare occurrence), the US would look for a different candidate. If the US cannot find an acceptable candidate, the US would offer the convenership to other National Bodies.
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This is the "To Do" list for WG9. Some are informal
action items assigned to various participants. Some are formal
resolutions, which are not yet implemented. Some are suspense
items awaiting action by other groups.
| Resolution 38-4 |
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Technical Report be withdrawn when it reaches the end of its five-year review period. The Technical Report is relevant to the 1987 version of the Ada language standard rather than the current version:
For status, see [Project Editor Maintenance Report, 11735] |
| Action Item 39-5 |
(HRG Rapporteur): Draft a New Work Item Proposal for the Technical Report providing guidelines and rationale for the use of the Ravenscar profile. For status, see [Report of the Annex H Rapporteur Group] |
| Action Item 40-3 |
(ARG Rapporteur): Upon receipt of the UK recommendation, consider the packaging appropriate for the functionality of the current 13813. Status: CLOSED. Superseded by Resolution 42-7, listed below. |
| Resolution 40-6 |
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Standard be confirmed when it reaches the end of its five-year review period:
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Standard be withdrawn when it reaches the end of its five-year review period:
For status, see: [Project Editor Maintenance Report, 13813] |
| Resolution 40-8 |
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 requests that SC22 request JTC1 and any other appropriate bodies to take action to ensure that ISO/IEC TR 15942 be made freely available on a web site. For status, see [Project Editor Maintenance Report, 15942] |
| Action Item 42-1 |
(Convener) Send a note to Spain (possibly Alexandro Alonso) suggesting that Spain might consider participation in WG9. Status: CLOSED. The convener learned that Spain is not a member (neither "O" or "P") of SC22, hence ineligible for participation in WG9. |
| Action Item 42-2 |
(Convener) Send a note to Russia (possibly Sergey Rybin) suggesting that Russia might consider participation in WG9. Status: CLOSED. The convener sent a note to Sergey Rybin, inviting participation by Russia. Rybin was unable to promise participation by Russia. |
| Action Item 42-3 |
(Convener and ASIS RG Rapporteur): Confer to develop a charter or other terms of reference defining the scope of work of the ASIS RG. For status, see [ Report of ASIS Rapporteur Group ] |
| Action Item 42-4 |
(Convener and ASIS RG Rapporteur): Review ISO procedures for handling defects and develop an appropriate mechanism. Ensure that there are terms of reference for the ASIS RG. For status, see [ Report of ASIS Rapporteur Group ] |
| Action Item 42-5 |
(Convener): Receive a copy of the source files for 15942 and forward to HRG Rapporteur to ensure redundant storage. Status: CLOSED. The Convener and the HRG Rapporteur now have copies of the source files. |
| Action Item 42-6 |
(Currie Colket and Erhard Ploedereder) In cooperation with SIGAda, develop a proposal for a light-weight method for maintaining Ada APIs and present it to WG9. For status, see [ Report of SIGAda Liaison Representative ] |
| Resolution 42-4 |
In accordance with 3.3.1.1 of the JTC1 Directives, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 confirms the Category C liaison request of Ada-Europe contained in N402 and forwards the request to SC22 for its consideration and any actions needed to effect approval of the liaison. Status: CLOSED. Liaison status has been granted. |
| Resolution 42-5 |
In accordance with 3.3.1.1 of the JTC1 Directives, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 confirms the Category C liaison request of ACM SIGAda contained in N407 and forwards the request to SC22 for its consideration and any actions needed to effect approval of the liaison. Status: CLOSED. Liaison status has been granted. |
| Resolution 42-7 |
WG9 receives N405, Recommendation on ISO/IEC 13813 from the UK, and N404, Project Editor's Proposal of a Revised ISO/IEC 13813. To consider the recommendations of the UK:
For status, see [ Report of Ada Rapporteur Group ] |
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| Background |
Meeting #44 was previously scheduled by Resolution 42-3 [see N409r]: WG9 schedules future meetings as follows: Meeting #44, Friday, June 20, 2003, Toulouse, France, in conjunction with the Ada-Europe conference. |
| Resolution | [Resolution 43-H] |
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| Background |
WG9 N406: Procedures of the ARG WG9 N412: Instructions to the Ada Rapporteur Group from SC22/WG9 for Preparation of the Amendment to ISO/IEC 8652. |
| Open Items |
Resolution 42-7WG9 receives N405, Recommendation on ISO/IEC 13813 from the UK, and N404, Project Editor's Proposal of a Revised ISO/IEC 13813. To consider the recommendations of the UK:
Status: OPEN. |
| Written Report |
Email from Pascal Leroy, 6 December 2002: Because of funding issues, the Rapporteur won't be able to attend the December WG9 meeting. He expresses his deepest apologies. The ARG met in Vienna, Austria in June and in Bedford, MA in October. Most of the Vienna meeting was devoted to amendments, but during the Bedford meeting we focused our efforts on "normal" AIs, i.e. corrections to problems in the existing RM, as the queue of such AIs had been growing since the publication of the Corrigendum. Excellent progress was made during these meetings on a number of amendments on which the ARG has been working for many years. A number of these amendments are now ready for approval by WG9, and they represent significant new capabilities for various application domains. The exact list of AIs submitted to WG9 will be found below, but it's worth mentioning that important proposals such as handling of mutually dependent types, the Ravenscar profile, private with clauses and package Directory_Operations are now technically complete. Good progress has also been made on some more controversial and speculative amendments like multiple inheritance through the use of interfaces or support of assertions. The work done on normal AIs is certainly less spectacular and has more to do with routine maintenance of the language. One technical issue is worth noting, though: the ARG seems to be discovering a large number of problems due to the interaction between constrained access subtypes (an Ada 83 feature) and general access types (an Ada 95 feature). These problems represent serious language flaws and should be addressed by the revision. However it is unclear how this can be done compatibly. More technical work is needed, but the ARG may at some point in the future require guidance from WG9 on this safety vs. compatibility trade-off. The ARG received excellent input from the real-time and safety-critical community, notably through the participation of the Rapporteur of the HRG and through AIs submitted as a result of the last IRTAW workshop. This input should help address the needs of a community where Ada has traditionally had a strong presence. Before the Bedford meeting the ARG received the "Instructions to the ARG" document written by WG9, which gives guidelines regarding the revision of the language. While it is clear that this document contains language that is opened to some degree of interpretation (like "remedy shortcomings" or "judged to be acceptable") it was found useful in setting priorities, in eliminating or trimming proposals that were widely off the mark, or in evaluating potential incompatibilities. It is also hoped that these guidelines will help alleviate the concerns expressed by some vendors regarding the scope of the revision. The Rapporteur proposes that WG9 appoint the following people as members of the ARG: Baird, Baker, Barnes, Brosgol, Brukardt, Burns, Dewar, Dismukes, Duff, Gargaro, Ishihata, Leroy, Michell, Ploedereder, Rosen, Taft, Tokar. The ARG has its "usual" motion for the December meeting for approval of a series of AIs. A pointer to retrieve the AIs is included. The Rapporteur would like to make it clear that he views approval of amendment AIs by WG9 as a recognition that the AIs in question are technically sound and complete. Whether each amendment AI will ultimately be part of the Amendment Document will have to be the subject of another vote later in the process, as issues such as the scope of the revision or the interactions between various AIs will have to be considered from a global perspective. The cited AIs can be retrieved from the ACAA Web Site for AIs |
| Resolutions | [ Resolution 43-K ] |
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| Open Items |
Action Item 42-3 (Convener and ASIS RG Rapporteur): Confer to develop a charter or other terms of reference defining the scope of work of the ASIS RG. Status: CLOSED. A charter has been drafted and is offered for approval by WG9. Action Item 42-4 (Convener and ASIS RG Rapporteur): Review ISO procedures for handling defects and develop an appropriate mechanism. Ensure that there are terms of reference for the ASIS RG. Status: OPEN |
| Prior Discussion |
From Minutes of Meeting #41 [N400]: Currie Colket mentioned that the ASIS RG is revising its charter. The convener noted that charter revisions must be approved by WG9. ASIS RG is considering the preparation of a New Work Item Proposal to revise and extend ASIS to keep pace with Ada 2005. The ASIS RG may reconsider some of the design goals for the specification. From Minutes of Meeting #42 [N409r]: Currie Colket reported that the ASIS RG has begun planning for the development of amendments to the ASIS standard in coordination with the planned amendment to the Ada standard. Steve Blake cannot continue as project editor; however, he has agreed to continue serving until a replacement is found. There was discussion that, aside from the NP for the ASIS standard, the ASIS RG lacks any formal terms of reference to define the scope of its work. |
| Report | ??? |
| Resolutions | [ Resolution 43-Z ] |
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| Background | WG9 N416, Charter of the HRG |
| Open Items |
Action Item 39-5: (HRG Rapporteur): Draft a New Work Item Proposal for the Technical Report providing guidelines and rationale for the use of the Ravenscar profile. Status: OPEN. A draft of the report has been created. Further action awaits approval of the AIs related to the Ravenscar profile. When that is completed, the report will be published as a University of York report and contributed to WG9 along with a New Work Item Proposal for a Type 3 Technical Report. |
| Prior Discussion |
From Minutes of Meeting #40, [N389]: The HRG ... discussed the continuing role of Annex H of ISO/IEC 8652. They discussed the desirability of changing its title to High-Integrity rather than Safety and Security. The HRG might recommend that the fourth section of Annex H should be reworked to better fit with the recently completed TR 15942. They also considered tracking the usage of relevant pragmas implemented by various vendors. It is understood that the HRG may work with the University of York or other institutions in obtaining material that might be incorporated into a Technical Report. From Minutes of Meeting #41 [N400]: The HRG has produced an initial 35-page draft of a TR providing guidance on usage of the Ravenscar profile. At yesterday's meeting, they confirmed the structure and the style of the guide. By the next meeting of WG9, they will produce a substantially completed draft. They meeting also reviewed the contents of Annex H of ISO/IEC 8652:1995. The International Real-time Ada Workshop (IRTAW) will look at real-time issues during its meeting in April 2002. Alan mentioned that there were no plans to revise TR 15942. From Minutes of Meeting #42 [N409r]: Alan reported that there has been no formal meeting of the HRG since the last meeting of WG9. Progress has been made via email communication and a meeting in planned in Autumn 2002. The HRG continues to work with the ARG in developing exact text for the amendment to describe the incorporation of the Ravenscar profile. Work on the guidelines document is progressing. It is anticipated that the guidelines will first be published by the University of York and then contributed to WG9. There was a discussion regarding the "Free Availability" of Technical Reports. It was asked, on the one hand, why so many reports are available and, on the other hand, why it is so tedious to get permission to make 15942 available. The Convener responded that the initial implementation of free availability explicitly provided for a large backlog. However, new ones still go through formal JTC1 and IEC procedures. There was a discussion of price of standards in France and USA. No resolution of the matter, except to track it for now. |
| Written Report |
Email from Alan Burns, 28 November 2002: There will not be an HRG meeting collocated with WG9. I will not be attending WG9; my apologies. HRG met in October and finalised the Ravenscar Guide. We await WG9 acceptance of Ravenscar AIs to complete our Guide. This will then be published as a University of York report and offered to WG9 as a Technical Report. |
| Resolutions | ??? |
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| Document Status |
ISO/IEC 8652:1995 Information Technology--Programming Languages--Ada, 22.10.01, Randy Brukardt and Erhard Ploedereder, Project Editors, supported by the Ada Rapporteur Group. ISO/IEC 8652:1995/COR.1:2001, Technical Corrigendum to Information Technology--Programming Languages--Ada, 22.10.01, Randy Brukardt and Erhard Ploedereder, Project Editors, supported by the Ada Rapporteur Group. |
| Project Status |
Working Draft, 8652:1995/AMD.1, Randy Brukardt and Pascal Leroy, Project Editors, supported by the Ada Rapporteur Group The request for subdivision [N388] of Project 22.10.01 was endorsed by WG9 Resolution 40-7 [N389], and approved by SC22 N3310 on 2001-09-12. |
| Report | ??? |
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| Document Status |
ISO/IEC TR 11735:1996, Information Technology--EXTensions for Real-Time Ada, 22.35, Nasser Kettani, Project Editor The Technical Report addressed the Ada 87 language and is effectively replaced by the 1995 language standard. At its five-year review, WG9 requested withdrawal, a step that was endorsed by SC22 at its 2000 plenary meeting. |
| Open Items |
Resolution 38-4:ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Technical Report be withdrawn when it reaches the end of its five-year review period. The Technical Report is relevant to the 1987 version of the Ada language standard rather than the current version:
Status: OPEN. This resolution has been reported to SC22 and endorsed (Resolution 00-22) at their plenary meeting in September 2000. However, because of a defect in the wording of the SC22 resolution, JTC1 took no action. SC22 has initiated a letter ballot, ending 6 December 2002, to correct the resolution. The result will be forwarded to JTC1. |
| Report | ??? |
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| Document Status |
ISO/IEC 13813:1998, Information Technology--Programming Languages--Generic Packages of Real and Complex Type Declarations and Basic Operations for Ada (including Vector and Matrix Types), 22.10.04, Don Sando and Ken Dritz, Project Editors The standard addresses the Ada 87 language. WG9 plans to incorporate the substance of this standard in the Amendment to ISO/IEC 8652:1995. WG9 has recommended that the 1998 standard be confirmed during the period while the Amendment is under preparation. ISO/IEC 13814:1998, Information Technology--Programming Languages--Generic Package of Complex Elementary Functions for Ada, 22.10.05, Jon Squire and Ken Dritz, Project Editors WG9 has voted to withdraw this standard by year-end 2004. (The action awaits approval by JTC1.) The standard addressed the Ada 87 language and is effectively replaced by the 1995 language standard. |
| Open Items |
Resolution 40-6:ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Standard be confirmed when it reaches the end of its five-year review period:
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 recommends to SC22 that the following Standard be withdrawn when it reaches the end of its five-year review period:
Status: OPEN. The recommendations above were endorsed by SC22 Resolution 01-07 at their September 2001 plenary meeting. They have been forwarded to JTC1 for approval (during 2003) and implementation by ITTF (during 2004). |
| Report | ??? |
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| Document Status | ISO/IEC 15291:1999, Information Technology--Programming Languages--Ada Semantic Interface Specification (ASIS), 22.15291, Steve Blake and Clyde Roby, Project Editors, supported by the ASIS Rapporteur Group. |
| Report | ??? |
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| Document Status | ISO/IEC TR 15942:2000, Guidance for the Use of Ada in High Integrity Systems, 22.15942, Brian Wichmann, Project Editor, supported by the Annex H Rapporteur Group. |
| Open Items |
Resolution 40-8: ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 requests that SC22 request JTC1 and any other appropriate bodies to take action to ensure that ISO/IEC TR 15942 be made freely available on a web site. Status: OPEN. The request [See N390] was forwarded to SC22 for endorsement. SC22 approved the request by letter ballot (see SC22 N3360, 2002-01-14). JTC1 has approved the request (see SC22 N3403). ISO delegates its authorization to JTC1, but IEC reviews each request individually. TR 15942 is currently listed as "Subject to IEC approval." When IEC approves, the document will be available at: http://isotc.iso.ch/livelink/livelink/fetch/2002/2489/Ittf_Home/PubliclyAvailableStandards.htm |
| Report | None |
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| Document Status | ISO/IEC 18009:1999, Conformity Assessment of an Ada Language Processor, 22.18009, Erhard Ploedereder, Project Editors, supported by the Ada Rapporteur Group. |
| Open Items | None |
| Report | ??? |
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| Background | Ada-Europe is a Category C Liaison to WG9 [See N414] |
| Open Items | None |
| Report | ??? |
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| Background | SIGAda is a Category C Liaison to WG9 [See N414] |
| Open Items |
Action Item 42-6 (Currie Colket and Erhard Ploedereder) In cooperation with SIGAda, develop a proposal for a light-weight method for maintaining Ada APIs and present it to WG9. Status: ??? |
| Report | ??? |
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The purpose of this discussion is to develop the wording of a resolution [ Resolution 43-E ] appointing members of our Rapporteur Groups. The convener has asked each Rapporteur to provide a list of nominees. For each nominee, the Rapporteur has been requested to supply the following information:
During this discussion, we will allocate the nominated members to National Bodies and to Category C Liaisons as their representatives. |
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| None is anticipated. |
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| No items have been placed on the agenda so far. |
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We appreciate the comfortable accommodations provided by SIGAda. The resolution expresses WG9's gratitude.
We appreciate the services of the meeting Secretary. The resolution expresses WG9's gratitude.
We appreciate the continuing services of the WG9 Web Master. The resolution expresses WG9's gratitude.
According to the JTC1 Directives, Rapporteur Groups serve from meeting to meeting of the parent body. The following resolution continues the existing RGs and appoints their membership until the next meeting of WG9.
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Resolutions will be renumbered when the minutes are produced.
The minutes of Meeting #42 as contained in document N409r are approved with corrections noted in the minutes of Meeting #43.
[Discussion] [Agenda]
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 continues the following Rapporteur Groups until the next plenary meeting and expresses its grateful appreciation to the Rapporteurs and members for their continuing service:
Members of the Rapporteur Groups are appointed as follows:
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ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 approves document N417, with the word "Proposed" removed from its title, as the Charter for its ASIS Rapporteur Group (ASISRG).
WG9 tentatively schedules Meeting #45 to occur on the Friday immediately following the SIGAda conference in Autumn 2003.
[Discussion] [Agenda]
WG9 approves the following AIs as written by the ARG, subject to their final editorial correction by the ARG, for incorporation into the planned Amendment to ISO/IEC 8652:
In addition, the following "Normal" AIs are approved:
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ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 expresses its grateful appreciation to SIGAda for their gracious accommodations in hosting Meeting #43.
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ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 expresses its grateful appreciation to ??? for serving as Secretary of Meeting #43.
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ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 expresses its grateful appreciation to Clyde Roby for his continuing service in maintaining the WG9 Web Page.
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| The meeting is planned for adjournment by 3:00 pm. |
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None
N363, Minutes and Resolutions of Meeting #36
N367 Minutes and Resolutions for Meeting #37 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 22 October 1999, Redondo Beach, California, USA
N372, Minutes and Resolutions for Meeting #38 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 30 June 2000, Potsdam, Germany
N385, Minutes and Resolutions for Meeting #39 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 17 November 2000, Laurel, Maryland, USA.
N388, Request for Subdivision of Project ISO/IEC 8652:1995
N389, Minutes, Meeting #40 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 18 May 2001, Leuven, Belgium
N390, Request to Make a Technical Report Freely Available on the Web
N400, Minutes, Meeting #41 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 5 October 2001, Bloomington, Minnesota, USA
N402, Request for Establishment of Category C Liaison between ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 22/WG 9 and Ada-Europe
N404, Working Draft, Revision of ISO/IEC 13813
N405, Recommendation on ISO/IEC 13813 from the UK
N406, Procedures of the Ada Rapporteur Group
N407, Request for Establishment of Category C Liaison between ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 22/WG 9 and ACM SIGAda
N409r, DRAFT Minutes, Meeting #42, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 21 June 2002, Vienna, Austria
N410, Convener's Report to SC22, 2002
N411, Plenary Meeting Report of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22, 26-30 August 2002, Saariselka, Finland
N412, Instructions to the Ada Rapporteur Group from SC22/WG9 for Preparation of the Amendment to ISO/IEC 8652, 10 October 2002
N413, Announcement and Draft Agenda, Meeting #43 of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, Friday, 13 December 2002, Clear Lake, Texas, USA
N414, Notification of Approval of Category C Liaisons between SC 22/WG 9 and Ada-Europe and SIGAda
N416, Charter of the Annex H Rapporteur Group (HRG)
N417, Proposed Charter of the ASIS Rapporteur Group (ASISRG)
ISO Web Site: http://www.iso.ch/
JTC1 Web Site: http://www.jtc1.org/
SC22 Web Site: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/
WG9 Web Site: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg9/
ACAA Web Site: http://www.ada-auth.org/
ACAA Web Site for ARG Minutes: http://www.ada-auth.org/arg-minutes.html
ACAA Web Site for AIs: http://www.ada-auth.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/AIs/
Ada-Europe Web Site: http://www.ada-europe.org/
SIGAda Web Site: http://www.acm.org/sigada/
SIGAda 2002 Conference Web Site: http://www.acm.org/sigada/conf/sigada2002
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