MINUTES OF MEETING 126
X3J3 Fortran
July 12-16, 1993
Brussels, Belgium

X3J3/Meeting 126
X3J3/93-239
Table Of Contents
1	Agenda	1
2	Opening Business	2
2.1	Meeting Objectives & Chair's Report	2
2.1.2	Berchtesgaden Resolution B9	2
2.2	Adoption of the Final Agenda	2
2.3	Membership/Attendance Report	2
2.4	Approval of Meeting 125 Minutes	2
2.5	Review of the Action Items from Meeting 125	2
2.6	X3/OMC (SPARC) Report	3
2.7	ISO/WG5 Report	3
2.8	Resolution B9 Assignments	3
2.9	Meeting 126 Assignments	5
2.10	Standing Document 6 (93-006)	5
3	Committee Action Items	5
3.1	Interpretations Processing (July 13)	5
3.2	Interpretations Processing (July 14)	5
3.2.1	PROC		5
3.2.2	Not-PROC	5
3.3	Technical Subgroup Processing (July 14)	6
3.3.1	/edit	6
3.3.2	/parallel	6
3.3.3	/JOR		6
3.3.4	/OOF		6
3.3.5	Tutorial on Pointer and Derived Type Initialisation	6
3.4	Miscellaneous Items (July 15)	7
3.4.1	X3T2 Knowledge Interchange Format (KIF)	7
3.4.2	Responses to the WG5 Resolutions	7
3.5	Technical Subgroup Processing (July 15)	7
3.5.1	/parallel	7
3.5.2	/OOF		7
3.5.3	/edit	8
3.5.4	/imp		8
3.5.2	/JOR		8
3.6	Interpretations Processing (July 15)	8
3.7	Response to B9 Item C7 (July 15)	9
3.8	Responses to WG5 Resolutions (July 15)	10
3.9	Interpretations Processing (July 16)	10
3.10	Membership (July 16)	10
3.11	Requirements (July 16)	10
4	Closing Business	11
4.0	Interpretations Summary	11
4.1	Membership Report	11
4.2	Future Meetings	11
4.3	Agenda of Meeting 127	11
4.4	Treasurer's Report	11
4.5	Action Items Review	11
4.6	Comments from Members	12
4.7	Adjournment	12
5	Document Lists	12
5.1	Current Standing Documents	12
5.2	1993 Document Register	12
5.3	1993 Documents By Meeting	17
5.3.1	Meeting 124 Documents	17
5.3.2	Meeting 125 Documents	17
5.3.3	Meeting 126 Documents	17
6	Committee Organization	18
6.1	Officers	18
6.2	Subgroups	18
7	Future Meetings and Distribution Assignments	18
8	Membership	20
8.1	Meeting Attendance	20
8.2	X3J3 Membership	21

1	Agenda
Agenda for X3J3 Meeting 126
Monday, July 12, 1993
 8:30	Opening Business	J. Wagener
	Meeting objectives and Chair's report
	Adopting agenda
	Membership report/Introductions	R. Kelble
	Approving Meeting 125 minutes
	Review Meeting 125 Action items	R. Kelble
	X3/SPARC report	J. Wagener
	ISO/WG5 report	J.Martin, I. Philips
	Interpretation Processing Report
	Discussion of Committee Organization
	Comments from members
 1:30	Interpretations Subgroup Meetings

Tuesday, July 13, 1993
 8:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
	Interpretations Subgroup Meetings
 1:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
	Technical Subgroup Meetings

Wednesday, July 14, 1993
 8:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
	Interpretations Subgroup Meetings
 1:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
 4:00	Technical Subgroup Meetings
 6:00	Implementation Subgroup Meeting

Thursday, July 15, 1993
 8:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
	Review of Draft Responses to the WG5 Resolutions	M. Hoffert
	Interpretations Subgroup Meetings

Friday, July 16, 1993
 8:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
	Closing Business	R. Kelble
	Membership Report
	Future Meetings
	Treasurer's Report
	Next Meeting Agenda
	Action Items Reviewed
	Comments from Members
	Subgroup Meetings (interpretations/technical as needed)
 4:00	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads
 5:00	Adjournment

2	Opening Business
2.1	Meeting Objectives & Chair's Report
1.  Continue processing interpretations
2.  Respond to WG5 Berchtesgaden Resolutions
3.  Plan for the 1995 revision
2.1.2	Berchtesgaden Resolution B9
note:	A short discussion of this resolution took place to inform those who were not in attendance at the WG5 meeting of the intent.
Schonfelder:	My understanding is that the second list is expected to be requirements, i.e., WG5 would be cross if we didn't  work on those unless we had good technical reasons.
Weaver:	Any additional requirements that we bring next year must be accompanied by rather complete proposals.
Bierman:	We should use a one-third positive vote to forward a requirement.
Hoffert:	For the next year, we need to work on those that WG5 has requested, but we also should prepare complete proposals on any additional requirements that we wish to see added to the 1995 revision.
Ellis:	Note that WG5 expects that we follow this list in roughly a priority order.  Given that they all have been addressed, additional requirements with the appropriate analysis may be brought forward.  WG5 does expect that we will subcontract some of the work as appropriate.
Hendrickson:	Fortran 95 should not be everything we can get done between now and 1995.
2.2	Adoption of the Final Agenda
Discussion Leader:	Jerry Wagener
Ellis:	I would like to see the agenda distributed with as part of the premeeting.
Motion:	(Hirchert/Lahey) Adopt the agenda as modified.
Action:	Motion passed by unanimous consent.
2.3	Membership/Attendance Report
Discussion Leader:	Rich Kelble
At the end of the last meeting there were 30 members.  Andrew Tait resigned between meetings leaving 29 members at the beginning of this meeting, 15 of whom are present or represented.
Seven members will be in jeopardy of losing their membership if they don't attend this meeting.
2.4	Approval of Meeting 125 Minutes
Discussion Leader:	Rich Kelble
Reference:	93-200
Weaver:	Future updates of the 006 will be based on the interpretations summary (see section 4.0 of the minutes).
Motion:	(Kelble/Martin) Approve the minutes of meeting 125 as modified by 93-200.
Action:	Motion passed by unanimous consent.
2.5	Review of the Action Items from Meeting 125
Reference:	Minutes of meeting 125
1.	Andrew Tait:  Make rules about the use of page and line numbers in 006.  At meeting 124, a straw vote on whether they should appear was (21-0-3), so the rules should include the form and location of page and line numbers in 006.

	Status:  Closed -- Page and line numbers will be enclosed in [] and may be placed anywhere within the text.

2.	Jerry Wagener discuss with Andrew Tait:  A subgroup field should be added to the 006 items.

	Status:  Closed -- This has been ruled not necessary.

3.	Andrew Tait::  Make a ruling on the format of standard citations in the 006.  Currently, some are enclosed in quotation marks and some are indented.

	Status:  Closed -- Citations must be distinct.  If any are not, inform the editor.

2.6	X3/OMC (SPARC) Report
There was nothing to report this meeting.
2.7	ISO/WG5 Report
Discussion Leader:		Jeanne Martin
Martin:	Let's take turns giving our impressions of last week's meeting.
Bierman:	WG5 started with many requirements and was able to work in down to a small number.
Ellis:	There is a new relationship between WG5 and X3J3.  There is trust between the groups.
Hoffert:	A key indicator was the vote on item 13 from the defect index (006) as it was a sign of cooperation.  Resolution B9 was another sign of renewed trust as it does not attempt to micromanage X3J3.  It gives us timely additions in the 1995 revision, e.g. HPF features.
Hirchert:	The votes were easy.  There was consensus in most cases.
Kelble:	The entire group worked hard and much was accomplished.
Lahey:	It was more enjoyable than past meetings as people were working together.
Schonfelder:	The Varying String Module will be complete for forwarding to SC22 in the next few weeks.
Weaver:	The meeting ran by consensus building which is a sign of growing trust.
Philips:	There was growing trust.  The emphasis was on what and not how.  X3J3 must get its act together regarding what our requirements are.
Martin:	I was surprised by WG5 accepting so much of HPF.  There were only a few edits to the strategic plan.  Only the edits in the defect index are being forwarded as the corrigenda.  The defect index will also be forwarded to SC22.  The Varying String Module will be forwarded after a 30 day WG5 letter ballot.  It will be part of a multipart standard.  The bindings report will also be forwarded to SC22.
Hendrickson:	How enthusiastic was WG5 for HPF?
answer:	They generally favored the rule of thumb that the majority of HPF programs should run with little or no change on a Fortran 95 processor.
2.8	Resolution B9 Assignments
Discussion Leader:	Jerry Wagener
Reference:	93-204
Lahey:	I will take item C1, CPU time.
Bierman:	The X3J3 manager should be a specific persons not a subgroup.
Ellis:	/OOF must prepare 2 papers for next meeting which may be premature as they first need to address the direction of OOF and present that to the committee.
Philips:	I will have a list of volunteers for subcontracting shortly.  Three items don't have a required report at the next meeting.
Hoffert:	In some places where the names are not certain, we should assign the tasks to /JOR at least for the moment.
Hirchert:	I read the 3 items not specifically requiring a report to be that you just take the referenced document as a basis for a paper.
Lahey:	I too would like to see names instead of subgroups as the X3J3 manager.
Wagener:	Perhaps the subgroup should give us a name to put here.
Lahey:	I too feel that /OOF should present a general plan before pursuing any specific items.
Schonfelder:	Several of these items are not orthogonal and should be considered together by a subgroup.
Weaver:	Rather than having an X3J3 subgroup subcontract, Jerry should ask the head of national delegation to do some work and to submit this work to X3J3 by some given time.
Martin:	WG5 was adamant that with A1 that the editorial work be minimal.  They don't want a rewrite of the standard.  In many cases, we also need to supply a requirement as well as the proposals.  There are several which do not have requirements, e.g., A2, A3, and A4.
Hendrickson:	The X3J3 manager column should be split in 2: the subgroup and the X3J3 champion who will read and promote the papers from any subcontractor on that issue.  We can not assign an item to a subcontractor until we all agree on what we want.
Schonfelder:	Even when there are subcontractors, X3J3 must look at the resultant work and determine if it can be accomplished.
Weaver:	For each items to be subcontracted there must be a scope of work supplied by us and it should be a short document.
Ellis:	At WG5 it was suggested that any member body which takes on subcontracting work should be prepared to send a representative to at least the X3J3 meeting where their proposal is presented.  Regarding not determining the subcontractor at this meeting, we just don't have enough time to wait until next meeting to get started.
Hoffert:	We need to assign these tasks to groups which represent general functional areas.  Some of the assignments do that while others are in specific areas.  Jerry can't manage all of these items on his own.  It must be handled by others.  X3J3 must take charge of this work.  We are not putting another national body down by having them report to an X3J3 subgroup.
Hirchert:	I viewed this as working like the early Fortran 90 work, i.e., present a tutorial at one meeting and bring a proposal to the next meeting.
Bierman:	In subcontracting we must also remember to list what we don't want.
Schonfelder:	Some of these items, i.e., the edits and the HPF items, don't require any technical tutorials as the work is done.  The other items will require technical tutorials first to describe the issues and alternatives and the committee should agree on a direction before the edits are done.
Wagener:	The X3J3 manager column will be broken into 3 columns: the X3J3 subgroup, the X3J3 contact and the external contractor.  The last column will be the meeting 127 objectives.
2.9	Meeting 126 Assignments
Ellis:	The priority of this meeting should be development and not interpretations.
Schonfelder:	We should emphasize those interpretations that are likely to cause aberrant implementations.
2.10	Standing Document 6 (93-006)
note:	Only machine readable files in straight ASCII text will be accepted if current text is being replaced.
Weaver:	We should separate the items which are WG5 approved into another document.
straw:	Do you prefer splitting the 006 into the 006 and the 009 or the 006a and the 006b? (3-4-8)
Wagener:	We will use the 006a and the 006b.
3	Committee Action Items
As there is no secretary at the moment, the secretarial duties were rotated as follows:
Monday:	Rich Kelble
Tuesday:	Graham Barber
Wednesday:	Miles Ellis
Thursday:	Keith Bierman
Friday:	Ivor Philips
3.1	Interpretations Processing (July 13)
Interpretation 000139 in 006
Motion :	Adopt 000139 in 006 with minor editorial changes which will be supplied by subgroup to the acting 006 editor
Mover  :	J. Martin
Second :	L. Rolison
After much discussion a straw vote was held :
Straw Vote
	Yes :		You like the interpretation as proposed
	No  :		You would like it fixed up by subgroup
	Result :	1-8-5
The motion was withdrawn and the interpretation returned to subgroup for fixing
Interpretation 000007 in 006
After much discussion, the interpretation was reassigned to the PROC subgroup for future discussion with Janice Shepherd when the status of the interpretation can be straightened out.
3.2	Interpretations Processing (July 14)
3.2.1	PROC
RFI #000135 (X3J3/93-208)  (Hirchert/Maine)
Straw vote on whether to accept the approach recommended:
SV:	2/12/1
Action:	Return to subgroup for reconsideration.
3.2.2	Not-PROC
RFI #000097 (X3J3/93-211)  (Hendrickson/Schonfelder)
Passed by Unanimous Consent.
RFI #000081 (X3J3/93-213)  (Martin/Rolison)
Passed by Unanimous Consent.
Note that this interpretation assumes that interpretation 125, which was passed by 17-1 at meeting 125, is also approved by letter ballot.  Both items should be balloted together.
RFI #000134 (X3J3/93-215)  (Barber/Rolison)
A possible contradiction with interpretation 12 was identified.
Action:	Return to subgroup for reconsideration.
RFI #000142 (X3J3/93-218)  (Kelble/Rolison)
Straw vote on whether to accept the approach in 93-218 or to make a change to a constraint (which would have to be checked):
SV1:	3/2/8  (Leave as in proposal/change to a constraint/undecided)
Straw vote on whether to have the name change, as recommended in the answer to Question 2, or to leave the name unchanged:
SV2:	4/1/9  (Different name as in proposal/same name/undecided)
Action:	Return to subgroup for reconsideration.
RFI #000133 (X3J3/93-219)  (Rolison/Hendrickson)
Passed by Unanimous Consent.
3.3	Technical Subgroup Processing (July 14)
3.3.1	/edit
The charter of /edit is to create/maintain S007 and S008 (the new document and the edits to create it).  This is quite separate from the corrigenda.
3.3.2	/parallel
Current plan is to have some papers for meeting 127, and to complete the work by meeting 129.  The following short report was tabled:

We interpret our "HPF" charter as follows:

"The majority of HPF programs should run on a Fortran 95 conforming processor with minimal modification."

This means that the parts of HPF which provide syntax or new intrinsics must be dealt with.  /parallel shall find an X3J3 member to coordinate all of the work.  We (/parallel) will liaise with various other groups to insure a sound proposal.

Items to do:

1.	FOR ALL statement
2.	FOR ALL construct
3.	Pure and possibly elemental functions
4.	A solution to the "3 intrinsics"
	(a)	allow user-defined functions of some sort in specification statements
	(b)	include the "3" on some subset
5.	FOR ALL and WHERE shall operate in a similar fashion.  Either both 	nest or neither nests
6.	We will NOT do anything with HPF directives or libraries
7.	We will not handle EXTRINSIC
3.3.3	/JOR
Bierman, Rolison and Hirchert gave brief reports on their plans for the items for which they were the X3J3 contacts (see X3J3/93-204).
3.3.4	/OOF
/OOF will propose that a new standing document (S009?) be created as a repository for new proposals, etc., in connection with the 1995 revision.
3.3.5	Tutorial on Pointer and Derived Type Initialisation
Discussion Leader:	Schonfelder
Reference:	X3J3/93-207
Following the tutorial, three straw votes were taken:
Straw vote on whether the preferred form of pointer initialisation was that proposed in the paper, using a special (typeless) constant, or the use of a function, e.g. NULLIFY:
SV1:	7/6/1  (Function/typeless constant as in paper/undecided)
Straw vote on the acceptability of the two proposed forms of pointer initialisation:
SV2:	3/6/4  (Not a function/not a typeless constant/undecided)
Straw vote on the preferred form of "constructor" (see section 4 of X3J3/93‑207):
SV3:	6/0/7  (Module/Type/undecided)
3.4	Miscellaneous Items (July 15)
3.4.1	X3T2 Knowledge Interchange Format (KIF)
Wagener:	If someone has an interest in this area, we could use a volunteer to review and respond to their request.
3.4.2	Responses to the WG5 Resolutions
Martin:	fix defect editor resolution.
Ellis:	note this is a draft response, not final response (that will need to occur closer to the WG5 meeting, observed the oddness of some of this years resolutions due to premature finalization).
Wagener:	Observation: the strategic plan is working. We should say so.
Weaver:	"...plan" is weak. we should have a better formulation.
Ellis:	"leverage is a noun" <Bierman I meant to look this up in my OED, but neglected to do so in a timely fashion> Long discussion of wording not recorded.
No vote taken at this time.
3.5	Technical Subgroup Processing (July 15)
3.5.1	/parallel
Report produced (see 3.3.2).  No further work planned this week, other than final selection of "advocate". Ultimately Dick Hendrickson revealed himself as the Parallel Advocate.
3.5.2	/OOF
/OOF vote scheduled for c7, derived type I/O. Much discussion of the Forest and its Trees. 
Hendrickson:	Too early to remove anything from consideration.
Ellis:	Not too early; no way we will have enough resources.
Schonfelder:	"I am going to be like Janus" and agree with both of them.
Hoffert:	Focus on key items, defer this.
Weaver:	Read passage from the B* document, requested us to prepare a paper on the topic for WG5.
Bierman:	We ought to be honest with ourselves and with WG5. Therefore we ought to say if we *plan* to work on this, if not say so *now*. This will enable WG5 members to volunteer if they desire. 
Martin:	were lots of old proposals. was too hard.
Ellis:	can write a very simple paper later.
Wagener:	likes Dick's idea. Please amend.
Hoffert:	this would be "make work". Intent of WG5 is clear.
Weaver:	Read B9 again. Focused on Leverage. Wants paper with details of old proposals. This would facilitate WG5 volunteering. 
Lahey:	I learned a lot during this debate. I learned that there were old proposals. We should put this into the formal response. 
Hendrickson:	aren't opposed. why was this put on the list? <Bierman: this made more sense at the time> 
Martin:	must do something. echoes of Wagener's argument.
Ellis:	list constructed by black art. c7 is lowest on the wish list. May be more a reflection of it not being *opposed* by anyone. 
Maine:	25-x-x do something; but   0 votes for 1995.
Wagener:	intro of Kees Ampt from Netherlands.
Adams:	supports removal of c7. assign a WG5 member to do the work.
Ampt:	this is a "road sign". Don't do anything to prevent it.
Bierman:	call the question 7-6
Ellis:	unreasonable to assign the task to WG5, they assigned it to us. Request that the text be amended to reflect the WG5 vote (viz. do it, but not necessarily in 1995). Wording to the effect "In view of the WG5 votes, lack of J3 resource, postpone c7 until 2K revision. 
Lahey:	too much time invested. This has already consumed a 1/2 hour of committee time + subgroup time. 
Vote:	motion as amended: 12-1 motion PASSED.
3.5.3	/edit
/edit paper 229 will appear soon, defer discussion until then.
3.5.4	/imp
/imp met last night. lots of votes. a paper is in progress.
3.5.2	/JOR
/ieee worked deferred until papers in hand (viz. return home). Work schedule is tentatively to have something ready for IFIP 2.5 to look at their meeting in September. 
/Adams will email D. Muxworthy. UK will do the work. There will be an item selected for deletion, and at least one to be made obsolescent. 
/Lahey CPU time paper to be produced. Will ballot on network(s).
3.6	Interpretations Processing (July 15)
212	/proc Hirchert/Hoffert
Rolison:	too language lawyerly
Lahey:	agree
vote:	11-2 PASS

218	/non-proc Kelble/Rolison
Ellis:	reminded us of straw votes of yesterday. Massive indecision.
Kelble:	keep name is "right thing"
vote:	13-1, motion PASS

220:	/non proc deferred until later

221	/proc "The Big Edit" Hirchert/Ellis
Hirchert:	lots of host association problems. many edits refer to the same *words*. This will enable several outstanding interpretations to be resolved. Worked on (and presented) at the last meeting. 
Weaver:	why not subsume several interpretations into a single one? This is not considerate. 
Hirchert:	pointers not in this proposal will be done later. /proc will take care of doing the work. 
Ellis:	do this first. fix the other items later. paper 185 last meeting identified related works. 
Weaver:	006 will not reflect all of this at the end of this meeting.
Hirchert:	can supply history list edits
Lahey:	How does this relate to last meetings tutorial? misc: this is the same paper (modulo trivial fixups and reformatting) as last meeting. 
Maine:	refer to paper 93-185.
Rolison:	Data entrees of a "type *name* ..." rather than "derived type" . Mover/ seconder accepted rewording. 
Motion	*PASSED* by unanimous consent.

223	/non proc Martin/Rolison
Martin:	identical to last meeting, but now with no edit.
Rolison:	amend "cited constraint as cited text"
Deferred until later.

224, 225	/proc papers deferred

227, 228, 215r2 chaotic discussion notetaker suffered core dump.

223R	Martin/Adams revised to fix discussion, minor editorial revised with help from Rolison.
*PASS* unanimous consent.

234	Hirchert/Ellis 006 item 82 addendum
*PASS* unanimous consent

225	"use intrinsics" Ellis/Hoffert
Weaver:	violent opposition. portability is seriously impacted. use statement is not a switch. 
Schonfelder:	disagrees with Dick
Maine:	reads conformance section 
Hoffert:	<manged> defines toggle.
Maine:	what about real*8? namely could a USE "funny_math" module be defined to switch recognition of real*8? Likes a firm demarcation. 
Schonfelder:	interfaces - implementations using language still standard. Notes that portable and standard conforming are different. 
Weaver;	non-standard features involve a "contract" between the vendor and the customer that is outside the standard. 
7-4 motion *PASSES*
Ellis:	more about this on the letter ballot, no doubt.

208r1	Hirchert/Hoffert
unanimous consent *PASSES*

232	Hirchert/Ellis
Weaver:	will /edit fix document?
Martin:	editorial "n" Hirchert emended
unanimous consent *PASSES*

235	Hirchert/Hoffert fixed in the Big EDIT
unanimous consent *PASSES*

Wagener:	with today's processing we have decreased the total net backlog by 2.
3.7	Response to B9 Item C7 (July 15)
231	Martin/Ellis
Adams:	"early" objection, the wording seems a bit arrogant. Others opined the wording was "kind".
Weaver:	Someone to take action item to do an email posting.
Rolison:	spelling employing UK or USA rules?
Ellis:	intent to flag soon via email
Misc:	wordsmithing attempts. Edited by Hoffert and accepted y mover and seconder.
unanimous Consent. *PASSED*
3.8	Responses to WG5 Resolutions (July 15)
93-0005r2	Hoffert/Bierman as amended by Adams.
unanimous consent *PASSED*.
3.9	Interpretations Processing (July 16)
Papers:	215-r2, 227-r1, 228
Proposers:	Barber/Rolison
Hirchert:	Change default type on 227-r1 to erratum
Weaver	Interpretations have no edits.  Will put a note to that effect in the introduction to 006
Result:	UNANIMOUS CONSENT
Papers:	93-220r
Proposers:	Martin/Adams
Weaver:	Public and Private control access of names not entities.  Page 44 says ...controls accessibility of entities...
Martin:	We will make some editorial changes.
Result:	MOTION WAS WITHDRAWN.
Maine:	There are many places in the document where "name" and "entity" are confused.
Straw Vote:	Generally in favor of separating an entity and its name 9‑3‑3
Papers:	93-236
Proposers:	Rolison Maine
Ellis:	Change "all" to "although"
Result:	UNANIMOUS CONSENT
3.10	Membership (July 16)
Motion:	Alex Marusak membership be accepted
Proposers:	Kelble/Lahey
Result:	UNANIMOUS CONSENT
3.11	Requirements (July 16)
Motion:	Accept requirements material for Fortran 95 and Fortran 2000, for forwarding to WG5, based on acceptance by a majority of those voting.  A two-thirds majority, or greater, of those voting will be required to remove it.
Proposers:	Bierman/Philips
Result:	UNANIMOUS CONSENT
Motion:	Email ballots for requirements to be forwarded to WG5 will pass if a majority of the members email yes ballots.  Membership will not be affected by such voting.
Proposers:	Bierman/Philips
Straw Vote:	4-4  FAILS
Paper:	93-210
Straw Votes:
	#19	3-3-6
	#20	8-0-3
	 #22	4-5-3
	#30	1-1-9
	#31	7-4-2
	#15	Conditional compilation in language	7
		Part 3 of a multipart standard		6
		Neither				5
		Undecided				0
	#26	6-3-4
	#24	2-0-10
	Move something from obsolescent status to deleted status for 1995	5-5-0
	Remove PAUSE in 1995	5-4-1
4	Closing Business
4.0	Interpretations Summary
93-006	Paper	Minutes
Item	Reference	Reference	Mover/Seconder	Disposition
12	93-227r1	3.6, 3.9	Barber/Rolison	unanimous consent
32	93-234	3.6	Hirchert/Ellis	unanimous consent
81	93-213	3.2.2	Martin/Rolison	unanimous consent
82	93-221	3.6	Hirchert/Ellis	unanimous consent
86	93-234	3.6	Hirchert/Ellis	unanimous consent
90	93-234	3.6	Hirchert/Ellis	unanimous consent
91	93-220r	3.6, 3.9	Martin/Adams	withdrawn
97	93-211	3.2.2	Hendrickson/Philips	unanimous consent
99	93-232	3.6	Hirchert/Ellis	unanimous consent
114	93-228	3.6, 3.9	Barber/Rolison	unanimous consent
122	93-225	3.6	Ellis/Hoffert	7-4
127	93-235	3.6	Hirchert/Hoffert	unanimous consent
132	93-212	3.6	Hirchert/Hoffert	11-2
133	93-219	3.2.2	Rolison/Hendrickson	unanimous consent
134	93-215r2	3.2.2, 3.6, 3.9	Barber/Rolison	unanimous consent
135	93-208r1	3.2.1, 3.6	Hirchert/Hoffert	unanimous consent
139	93-006.000139	3.1	Rolison/Martin	withdrawn
140	93-223r1	3.6	Martin/Adams	unanimous consent
142	93-218r	3.2.2, 3.6	Kelble/Rolison	13-1
144	93-236	3.9	Rolison/Maine	unanimous consent
4.1	Membership Report
Discussion Leader:	Maureen Hoffert
At this meeting 24 of our 30 members were either present of represented.
6 members are in jeopardy of losing their membership (Walt Brainerd, Alex Marusak, Geoff Millard, Linda O'Gara, Ivor Philips, and Andrew Tait).
4.2	Future Meetings
See section 7 of these minutes.
4.3	Agenda of Meeting 127
Discussion:	An initial discussion of the agenda was held.  All further suggestions should be sent to Rich.
4.4	Treasurer's Report
The Treasurer's Report will be in the papers for the next meeting.
4.5	Action Items Review
1.	Miles Ellis:  Distribute 92-231, X3J3 Consideration of WG5 Resolution B9 item C7, to the WG5 email list and announce the availability of 93-005, Responses and Resolutions, on the X3J3 server.

	Status:  New.

2.	Kurt Hirchert:  Put 93-005, Responses and Resolutions, on the X3J3 server.

	Status:  New.

3.	Rich Kelble:  Update the document processing procedures to describe email access to the X3J3 server.

	Status:  New
4.6	Comments from Members

4.7	Adjournment

5	Document Lists
5.1	Current Standing Documents
The current standing documents of this committee are 93-000 through 93-010.
5.2	1993 Document Register
Item
Number	Submitter/Title
X3J3/93-000	Register of Documents
X3J3/93-001	
X3J3/93-002	
X3J3/93-003	X3J3 Processes and Procedures
X3J3/93-004r3	Moss/Journal of Development
X3J3/93-005r2	X3J3 Resolutions and Responses to WG5 Resolutions
X3J3/93-006	Tait/Defect Report
X3J3/93-007	Draft Revision to Fortran 90
X3J3/93-008r3	ED/Editorial Considerations for 9X Draft Revision
X3J3/93-009	Approved Proposals
X3J3/93-010	
X3J3/93-011	Shepherd/RFI: PARAMETER and SAVE statements
X3J3/93-012	Wagener/Index to X3 Documents
X3J3/93-013	Wagener/Interpretation Procedures
X3J3/93-014	Wagener/X3J3 Organization
X3J3/93-015r1	Wagener/S20 (93-006) Status Summary
X3J3/93-015	Wagener/S20 (93-006) Status Summary
X3J3/93-016	Wagener/Letter Ballot on S20.123 Items
X3J3/93-017	Wagener/Results of S20.123 Letter Ballot
X3J3/93-018	Reid/Comments on S20.123
X3J3/93-019	Moss/Report on JOD Meeting
X3J3/93-020r1	Wagener/X3J3 Letter Ballot Record
X3J3/93-020	Wagener/X3J3 Letter Ballot Record
X3J3/93-021	Wagener/Approval of Project 966-I
X3J3/93-022	Wagener/X3T2 Reply to X3J3 Review of CLID
X3J3/93-023	O'Gara/How to Number Documents
X3J3/93-024	O'Gara/Response to RFI #91
X3J3/93-025	Moss/RFI: Intrinsic Procedures in Modules
X3J3/93-026r1	Moss/Fortran Requirements Procedures
X3J3/93-026	Moss/Fortran Requirements Procedures
X3J3/93-027	Shepherd/RFI: Initialization Procedures
X3J3/93-028	Shepherd/RFI: Multiple USE of Modules
X3J3/93-029	Shepherd/RFI: Multiple Accessible Defined Assign't
X3J3/93-030r1	Shepherd/RFI: USE and Host Association
X3J3/93-030	Shepherd/RFI: USE and Host Association
X3J3/93-031	Hoffert/Fortran Requirements Collection Process
X3J3/93-032r1	Martin/Proposed response to S20.89
X3J3/93-032	Martin/Proposed response to S20.89
X3J3/93-033	Martin/Response to Cross-Language Questionnaire
X3J3/93-034	Steidel/Draft Response to S20.92
X3J3/93-035	Steidel/Draft Response to S20.100
X3J3/93-036	Tait/JIS Defects
X3J3/93-037	Rolison/RFI: Is a module a global entity
X3J3/93-038	Rolison/RFI: Statement execution order and expr.eval

<NO PAPERS ISSUED FOR 93-039 - 93-049>

X3J3/93-050	Hirchert/X3J3/Fortran 90 Interp. Email Aliases
X3J3/93-051	Wagener/Defect Management
X3J3/93-052	Wagener/Letter from X3T2 re. LIA
X3J3/93-053	Wagener/Note from Bruce Martin re. Paul Libassi
X3J3/93-054	Wagener/Comment from Bruce martin on POSIX revision
X3J3/93-055	Wagener/X3 call for candidates for X3J3 vice chair
X3J3/93-056	Wagener/Letter from John Ber re. CS1 special issue on Fortran
X3J3/93-057	Wagener/From Van Snyder re. suggestions for 9X
X3J3/93-058	Shepherd/RFI: Generic Names
X3J3/93-059	Shepherd/RFI: END Statements
X3J3/93-060	Martin/Letter from Jeanne Martin on Cont. to Cross Lang.
X3J3/93-061	Martin/International Activity Report to 124th Meeting
X3J3/93-062	Lahey/Letter to Tom Lahey from Gary Leavens
X3J3/93-063	Lahey/Fortran Implementors and the Std. Committee
X3J3/93-064	Lahey/Scribe notes from Meeting 123 on X3J3 Organ.
X3J3/93-065	Lahey/Article by P. Wegner on Concepts and Paradigms in OOP
X3J3/93-066	Lahey/Article by G. Leavens on Intro. to Literature on OOD
X3J3/93-067	Bierman/LIA: a report for X3J3
X3J3/93-068	Nebesh/Viewgraphs from OO presentation
X3J3/93-069	Philips/Requirements for Future Evolution of Fortran
X3J3/93-070	Steidel/RFI: Change array constructor constraint to prose
X3J3/93-071	Bleikamp/CIO Ballot Item Response
X3J3/93-072	Moss/Appendix F Bit Requirement
X3J3/93-073	Martin/Proposed combination of 93-006, items 12 & 23
X3J3/93-074	Martin/Revised response to 93-006, item 114
X3J3/93-075	Martin/Proposed response to 93-006, item 93
X3J3/93-076	Martin/Proposed response to 93-006, item 108
X3J3/93-077	PROC/Proposed response to JIS (93-036, item 3)
X3J3/93-078	PROC/Additional edit for 93-006, item 0, from JIS,93-036,1
X3J3/93-079r1	PROC/Proposed response to 93-006, item 105
X3J3/93-079	PROC/Proposed response to 93-006, item 105
X3J3/93-080	Martin/Revised response to 93-006, item 113
X3J3/93-081	Kelble/Additional Edits for 006.000
X3J3/93-082	PROC/Proposed change to X3J3/93-006, item 33
X3J3/93-083	EDIT/Common Block names and local names
X3J3/93-084	Steidel/Response to X3J3/93-070
X3J3/93-085	Steidel/Response to X3J3/93-006, item 81
X3J3/93-086	GEN/revisions of 93-006, item 97
X3J3/93-087	PROC/response to John Reid's comment on 006, item 71
X3J3/93-088	GEN/Draft Response to X3J3/93-27, RFI: Init. expr.
X3J3/93-089	LIA/Letter to X3T2 Regarding LIA
X3J3/93-090	EDIT/Revision of 93-006, item 73
X3J3/93-091	PROC/Proposed 93-006, item 106
X3J3/93-092	PROC/Proposed 93-006, item 126
X3J3/93-093	O'Gara/Response to X3J3/93-006, item 111
X3J3/93-094	GEN/Response to 93-059, redefinition of 'program unit'
X3J3/93-095	Steidel/Defect 006, item 125, Copy-in, copy-out of target args
X3J3/93-096	Shepherd/Proposed response to 006, item 124
X3J3/93-097	Hoffert/Proposed response to 93-037, Is a module a global?
X3J3/93-098	PROC/Response to 93-058, RFI Generic names, 006,item 128
X3J3/93-099	DATA/Revised response for X3J3/93-006, item 27
X3J3/93-100	DATA/Response combining 006,30 with response to X3J3/93-070
X3J3/93-101	Steidel/Revised response to X3J3/93-006, item 41
X3J3/93-102	Steidel/Revised response to X3J3/93-006, item 70
X3J3/93-103	PROC/Proposed response to 93-006, item 90
X3J3/93-104	PROC/Proposed response to 93-006, item 82
X3J3/93-105	PROC/Proposed response to 93-006, item 49
X3J3/93-106	Lauson/Modifications to X3J3/93-005, suggestions for hosts
X3J3/93-107	PROC/Revised 93-006, item 90
X3J3/93-108	Moss/Slide on Status of Fortran Requirements (old JOD)
X3J3/93-109	Wagener/Index to Selected X3 Documents
X3J3/93-110	Wagener/X3J3 Annual Report: April 1992 ‑ April 1993
X3J3/93‑111	Wagener/Letter Ballot on X3J3/93‑006r Items
X3J3/93‑112	Martin/Proposed response to X3J3/93‑006, item 76
X3J3/93‑113	Martin/Proposed response to X3J3/93‑006, item 77
X3J3/93‑114	Wagener/X3J3 Letter Ballot Record
X3J3/93‑115	Wagener/Status of X3J3/93‑006 Items
X3J3/93‑116	Shepherd/Formatted Input and Kind Type Parameters (See also X3J3/93‑118)
X3J3/93‑117	Martin/Reconsideration of 006 items based on WG5 ballot comments
X3J3/93‑118	Leonard/Formatted Input and Kind Type Parameters (Proposed answers to X3J3/93‑116)
X3J3/93‑119	Lahey/BIT Data Type     email(X3J3.1993‑93)
X3J3/93‑120	Lahey/Object Oriented Fortran, OOF; Requirements with Discussion
X3J3/93‑121	Wagener/Proposed ANSWER section for item 000122 of X3J3/93‑006r
X3J3/93‑122	MJHanna‑Wagener/Termination of POSIX‑Fortran 90 Project AKA DRAFT Final Report of the ANS/IEEE 1003.9 (Fortran Bindings) Working Group Emailed as (X3J3.1993‑114) 
X3J3/93‑123	Shepherd/Issues to reconsider about 93‑006 #79 -- Emailed as (X3J3.1993‑118)
X3J3/93-124	Martin/Results on the WG5 Letter Ballot on 006 items approved by X3J3
X3J3/93-125	Kelble/Approval of the Minutes of Meeting 124
X3J3/93-126	Ellis /IT STANDARDIZATION have we got it wrong?
X3J3/93-127	Reid-Brannon/Technical Corrigendum
X3J3/93-128	Wagener/Use subsets of 006 for the four defect management dispositions 
X3J3/93-129	Hoffert/Implementation Subgroup
X3J3/93-130	Synder-Lahey/SYSTEM_CLOCK Intrinsic
X3J3/93-131	Lahey/Definition of TOKEN as used in section 3.3.1
X3J3/93-132	Weaver/Revision of Interpretation number 1
X3J3/93-133	Moss/How to Submit a Fortran Requirement
X3J3/93-134	Weaver/Revision of Interpretation number 28
X3J3/93-135	J. Martin/Revised Response for Item 27
X3J3/93-136	J. Martin/Revised Response for Item 87
X3J3/93-137	J. Martin/Revised Response for Item 91
X3J3/93-138	J. Martin/Revised Response for Item 100
X3J3/93-139	J. Martin/Revised Response for Item 125
X3J3/93-140	J. Martin-Reid/Message for X3J3 re ISO Technical Corrigendum
X3J3/93-141	Terpstra - Johnson/OOF - Making your favorite language object-oriented
X3J3/93-142	Whitlock/JOR Processing
X3J3/93-143	Weaver/Revision of interpretation 97
X3J3/93-144	Weaver/Revision of interpretation 96
X3J3/93-145	Weaver/Revision of interpretation 101
X3J3/93-146	Shepherd/Proposed revision of interpretation 124
X3J3/93-147	Shepherd/Proposed revision of interpretation 126
X3J3/93-148	Shepherd/Proposed revision of interpretation 127
X3J3/93-149	Shepherd/Proposed revision of interpretation 128
X3J3/93-150	J. Martin/Edits of 006 Items
X3J3/93-151	Weaver/Automatic data objects in initialization expression interpretation 47
X3J3/93-152	Shepherd/New Edits for Interpretation 49
X3J3/93-153	Rolison/Revised response for item 111
X3J3/93-154	Lahey/Copyright permission to distribute "Concepts and Paradigms of Object-Oriented Programming"
X3J3/93-155	Weaver/Parameter, Namelist, and Implicit Typing Interpretation 114
X3J3/93-156	Weaver/Intent (IN) conformance
X3J3/93-157	Weaver/Scalar-structure-component of data-implied-do
X3J3/93-158	Weaver/Array element in data-implied-do
X3J3/93-159	Weaver/private accessibility of a module procedure
X3J3/93-159r1
X3J3/93-160	Weaver/Intrinsic, External attribute questions
X3J3/93-161	Maine/Obsolescence of Fixed Source Form
X3J3/93-162	Phillips/IEEE 754 binding to Fortran
X3J3/93-163	Lindhorst/User defined elementals
X3J3/93-164	Lindhorst/Variant derived types
X3J3/93-165	Kelble/New answer for 006 item 98
X3J3/93-166	Phillips/Intrinsic STRING data type
X3J3/93-167	Bleikamp/Consider nested WHERE statement
X3J3/93-168	Bleikamp/User defined intrinsic functions
X3J3/93-169	Bleikamp/Pure User Functions and Subroutines
X3J3/93-170	Bleikamp/Packaging implementor specific intrinsics in Modules
X3J3/93-171	Bleikamp/Directives
X3J3/93-172	Lahey/Object Oriented Features for 1995
X3J3/93-173	Shepherd/Varying String Requirement
X3J3/93-174	J. Martin/Revised Response for item 81
X3J3/93-175	Lindhorst/Precedence of Host Association
X3J3/93-176	Wagener/Letter to John Hill on  Defect Management
X3J3/93-177	Weaver/Private in a second module specifying a type definition
X3J3/93-178	Maine/Sorted list of approved edits
X3J3/93-179	Weaver/Precedence of Host Association
X3J3/93-180	Hoffert/Extend generic intrinsic procedures
X3J3/93-181	J. Martin/Response to New 006 item from email of May 7 (Yukimasa Yoshida)
X3J3/93-182	Himer/Interpretation of paper 93-130 SYSTEM_CLOCK
X3J3/93-183	Phillimore/Intrinsic, External attribute questions
X3J3/93-184	Wagener/X3H5 Model Document and Fortran 90 Binding
X3J3/93-185	Hirchert/PROC subgroup report
X3J3/93-186	Shepherd/Tutorial on Host Association Edits
X3J3/93-187	J. Martin/Moratorium on Interpretations
X3J3/93-188	Lahey-Synder/Generic name same as specific name
X3J3/93-189	Shepherd/RFI: Namelist I/O and use association
X3J3/93-190	Shepherd/RFI: Use association and functions/subroutine/intrinsics
X3J3/93-191	Shepherd/Response to Interpretation 135
X3J3/93-192	Shepherd/RFI: Specification expressions and implicit typing
X3J3/93-193	Shepherd/RFI: Expressions in <type-spec> of a function statement
X3J3/93-194	Lauson/Preliminary Information for Meeting 127

<NO PAPERS ISSUED FOR 93-195 - 93-196>

X3J3/93-200	Kelble/Approval of the Minutes of Meeting 125
X3J3/93-201	Wagener/Resolutions of the WG5 Meeting
X3J3/93-202	Barber/Fortran-90 Interpretation Request
X3J3/93-203	Barber/Fortran-90 Interpretation Requests
X3J3/93-204r3	Wagener/B9 Assignments
X3J3/93-205	Wagener/Agenda
X3J3/93-206	Weaver/Update of 93-006 following meeting 125
X3J3/93-207	Schonfelder/Pointer and Derived Type Initialization
X3J3/93-208r1	Maine/Response to Interpretation 135
X3J3/93-209	Weaver/RFI: Conformance
X3J3/93-210	Wagener/X3J3 004 List
X3J3/93-211	Hendrickson/Response to Interpretation 97
X3J3/93-212	Ellis/Response to Interpretation 132
X3J3/93-213	Schonfelder/Response to Interpretation 81
X3J3/93-214	<this paper number was not assigned>
X3J3/93-215r2	Barber/Response to Interpretation 134
X3J3/93-216	<this paper number was not assigned>
X3J3/93-217	<this paper number was not assigned>
X3J3/93-218r	Kelble/Response to Interpretation 142
X3J3/93-219	Rolison/Response to Interpretation 133
X3J3/93-220r	Martin/Response to Interpretation 91
X3J3/93-221r	Hirchert/Response to Interpretation 82
X3J3/93-222	Weaver/RFI: Statement Function - Array constants in Expressions, "composed"
X3J3/93-223r	Martin/Response to Interpretation 140
X3J3/93-224	Ellis/Response to Interpretation 122
X3J3/93-225	Ellis/Alternate Response to Interpretation 122
X3J3/93-226	Lahey/Process Time from System Clock
X3J3/93-227r1	Weaver/Response to Interpretation 12
X3J3/93-228	Weaver/Response to Interpretation 114
X3J3/93-229	Maine/Edit Subcommittee Procedures
X3J3/93-230	Wagener/Fortran 95 Implementation Process
X3J3/93-231r1	Wagener/X3J3 Consideration of B9 item C7
X3J3/93-232r	Hirchert/Response to Interpretation 99
X3J3/93-233	Lahey/Implementation Subgroup Initial Meeting
X3J3/93-234	Hirchert/Additional History for 006 item 82
X3J3/93-235	Hirchert/Response to Interpretation 127
X3J3/93-236r	Rolison/Response to Interpretation 144
X3J3/93-237	Hirchert/OOF Subgroup Report from Meeting 126
X3J3/93-238	Walter/Proposal for Accurate Floating-Point Vector Arithmetic
X3J3/93-239	Minutes of Meeting 126
X3J3/93-240	Adams/Invitation to UK on Obsolescent Features From B9
X3J3/93-241	Minutes of Meeting 124
X3J3/93-242	Minutes of Meeting 125

Other Papers Distributed:

WG5/N871	WG5 DRAFT of the repository of requirements (WG5 SD-5)
WG5/N870	Martin/Proposed Form for the Repository of Requirements
WG5/N904	Repository of Requirements
WG5/N917	Straw Votes of Repository Items
WG5/N931	Allow Allocatable derived-type components
WG5/N932	Requirement for Initialization of Pointers and Derived-Type Objects
X3J11.1/92-065	Extending 'C' for Numerical Computing
X3J3/92-241r	Hoffert/Proposal for an Implementation Subgroup
X3J3/92-252	Reproduced copy of John Reid's remarks on S20.029
X3H5/SD‑2	Leasure/Revision I Model Document ‑ Parallel Processing Model for High Level Programming Languages
X3T2/93-048	John Sharp/Request for Review and Comment on "Knowledge Interchange Format (KIF)" Document (X3T2/93-041)
X3T2/93-059	(excerpt from X3T2/89-62)/Base Requirements Document for ANSI X3 Project Number 689-D Conceptual Schema Specification for Data Interchange
X3T2/88-118	/SD-3 for Project 689-D
X3T2/93-041	/Knowledge Interchange Format Version 3.0 Reference Manual June 1992

5.3	1993 Documents By Meeting
5.3.1	Meeting 124 Documents
The documents for meeting 124 are X3J3/93-000 through X3J3/93-108, WG5/N870, X3J3/93-241, WG5/N871, X3J11.1/92-065, and X3J3/92-252.
5.3.2	Meeting 125 Documents
The documents for meeting 125 are X3J3/93-004r, X3J3/93-008r3, X3J3/93-109 through X3J3/93-186, X3J3/93-242, and X3H5/SD‑2.
5.3.3	Meeting 126 Documents
The documents for meeting 126 are X3J3/92-241r, X3J3/93-005r2, X3J3/93-187 through X3J3/93-239, WG5/N904, WG5/N917, WG5/N931, WG5/N932, X3T2/93-048, X3T2/93-059, X3T2/88-118, and X3T2/93-041.

6	Committee Organization
6.1	Officers

Chair		J. Wagener
Vice Chair		R. Kelble
International Rep	I. Philips
Secretary		<open>
Librarian		D. Mattoon
Editor		W. Brainerd
Maintenance		J. Shepherd
Vocabulary Rep.	K. Hirchert

6.2	Subgroups
X3J3/F90maint -- F90 defect management, responsible for document 006
	A. Tait -- coordinator and editor of document 006

	GEN (chap 1-3,7,17)	DATA (chap 4-6)	CIO (chap 8-10)	PROC (chap 11-13)
	R. Hendrickson (head)	H. Katz	R. Bleikamp (head)	K. Bierman
	T. Lahey	J. Martin	R. Kelble	M. Ellis
	A. Marusak	L. O'Gara (head)	W. Leonard	J. Himer
	T. Terpstra	L. Rolison (Steidel)	J. Oglesby	K. Hirchert (head)
	R. Weaver	G. Steele (Phillimore)		M. Hoffert
				J. Shepherd

X3J3/JOR -- Journal of Requirements for 1995, responsible for document 004
	D. Mattoon, G. Millard, L. Moss(head), I. Philips, S. Whitlock

X3J3/editorial -- prepare the draft standard, responsible for documents 007 and 008
	W. Brainerd(head), R. Maine, H. Lauson, M. North

X3J3/parallel - parallel computing, responsible for coordinating with X3H5 and HPFF
	K. Bierman, J. Himer, L. O'Gara, G. Steele(D. Phillimore), J. Steidel(head)

X3J3/posix -- Posix coordination, especially on the Fortran 90 Posix binding
	J. Brixius, B. Martin, R. Weaver(head)

X3J3/OOF -- Object-Oriented Fortran
	M. Ellis, M. Hoffert, H. Katz, R. Kelble, T. Lahey(head), B. Leonard, J. Martin, R. Weaver

7	Future Meetings and Distribution Assignments
Four Meeting Schedule for 1993: Meeting conventions:
- 4 meetings per year
- attempt to schedule second full week of month
- attempt to schedule meetings back to back with WG5 meetings
127 Nov. 8-12, 1993 - Albuquerque, NM (Lauson, host)
pre-meeting distribution deadline: October 4, 1993
pre-meeting distribution: Mattoon, Railroad
post-meeting distribution: Ted Terpstra, DECUS
128 Feb.  7-11, 1994 - Palmdale, CA (Richard Maine, host)
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution: Philips, Boeing
post-meeting distribution: Bleikamp, Convex
129 May 2-6, 1994 - Lake Tahoe (Lahey, host)
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution: Hirchert, UIUC
post-meeting distribution: Kelble, Unisys
130 August 15-19, 1994 - Edinburgh, Scotland (EPC)
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution: Levine, HP
post-meeting distribution: Moss, SLAC
131 Nov. 7-11, 1994 -
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution:  North, Rose-Hulman
post-meeting distribution: Oglesby, Microsoft
132 Feb., 1995 -
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution: Rolison, Cray
post-meeting distribution: Weaver, IBM
133 May,  1995 -
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution: Whitlock, DEC
post-meeting distribution: Marusak, Los Alamos
134 July, 1995 -
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
 pre-meeting distribution: Bierman, SUN
post-meeting distribution: Maine, NASA
135 Nov., 1995 -
pre-meeting distribution deadline:
pre-meeting distribution:
post-meeting distribution:

Martin: Distributes WG5 Documents
Ellis, Hendrickson, Millard: European Based
Excused: Himer, Lauson

List for Distribution Recipients:
pre and post meeting distribution sent to:
				principals
				FEW additional others:
				alternates who attend the meetings regularly
				active participants in email, such as former members
		REQUIREMENT: DISTRIBUTION of Pre-Meeting 2 Weeks 			before meeting (documents for action - two week rule: SD-2 			4.3.4:1)
minutes sent to (required by X3)
				principals
				alternates
				observers, consultants, liaisons
		REQUIREMENT:  DISTRIBUTION 4 Weeks Following Meeting
		Adjournment (SD-2 4.2.5, 4.3.6)
agenda and meeting notice sent to:
				general mailing list consisting of:
								principals
								alternates
								observers, consultants, liaisons
								WG5/ISO members
								general (names of contacts, former members)
		REQUIREMENT: DISTRIBUTION 4 Weeks prior to meeting 			(SD-2 4.3.3)

8	Membership
8.1	Meeting Attendance
X3J3 Meeting Attendance
X3J3 Principal Members
	Meeting #	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
	Location	TX	NV	OX	NM	MN	NH	CA	IN	WA	CT	FL	IL	BE
	Date	01	04	08	12	04	08	11	05	08	11	02	05	07
		90	90	90	90	91	91	91	92	92	92	93	93	93
Name	Affiliation
Bierman, Keith	Sun	I	I	I	I	I	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Bleikamp, Rich	CONVEX	I	V	I	A	R	R	A	R	V	V	V	V	A
Brainerd, Walt	Unicomp	V	V					P	V	V	V	A	A**	R**
Ellis, Miles	Oxford	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A	V	V	A	V	V
Hendrickson, Dick	ACSET	V	V	V	V	V	A	A**	V**	V	V	V	V	V
Himer, Jim	Esso Canada		P		 V	A	A	V**	V	A	V	A**	V	A**
Hirchert, Kurt	Univ. Illinois	V	V	A	A	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Hoffert, Maureen	HP	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Katz, Henry	DoD	V	V	A	A	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	A
Kelble, Rich	Unisys	I	I	I	A	I	V	V	A	V	A**	V	V	V
Lahey, Tom	Lahey	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Lauson, Herrick								V	V	V	V	A	V	A**
Leonard, Bill	Harris	V	V	A	A	V	R	A	R	V	A	V	V	A
Martin, Jeanne	Livermore	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Marusak, Alex	Los Alamos	V	V	V	V	V	V	A	V	V	A	A**	R**	A**
Mattoon, David	Assoc. Railroads	P	V	A	A	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	A
Maine, Richard	NASA							P	V	V	V	A	V	V
Millard, Geoff	Edinburgh	R	V	R	A	A	V	V	A	V	R	A	A**	R**
Moss, Len	SLAC	V	V	A	A	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A	A**
North, Mallory	Rose-Hulman Inst	V	V	A	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	A
O'Gara, Linda	Supercomputer Sys	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	A	V	V	A	A**	A***
Oglesby, Jose	Microsoft	 I	I	A	A	I	V	R	R	V	A	R	R	A
Philips, Ivor	Boeing	V	V	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A	A**	V**	V
Rolison, Larry	Cray*	I	I	I	I	I	I	R	R	R	R	R	V	V
Steele, Guy	Thinking Mach.*	A	A	R	R	A	A	R**	R	R	R	A	R	A**
Terpstra, Ted	DECUS*	I	I	I	I	I	I	I	A	I	R	V	V	A
Wagener, Jerry	Amoco	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
Weaver, Dick	IBM*	V	V	V	V	V	A	R	V	V	V	V	V	V
Whitlock, Stan	DEC	A	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A

V  present and voting
R  absent but represented
A  absent and not represented
P  present but not voting
I  institution represented
*  institutional member
**  missed 2 of last 3 meetings
*** LOST membership

Total Membership at beginning of Meeting:  29
One over Half:  15
Total Membership at end of Meeting: 28
Total Members Attended or Represented: 15
Total Attendees: 17

Changes since Meeting 125:
    Andrew Tait resigned as a member
    Lost Linda O'Gara as a member

New Members:
    NONE

Alternates Representing principals at meeting:
    Jeanne Adams, Unicomp
    Graham Barber, EPC

Visitors at Meeting:
    Lawrie Schonfelder, WG5
    Kees Ampt, WG5

8.2	X3J3 Membership

PRINCIPAL MEMBERS  
 
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Keith H. Bierman
SMI
1532 Norman Ave.
San Jose  CA  95125
 
phone: (415) 336-2648
email: keith.bierman@eng.sun.com
fax: (415) 968-6396
 
alternate: Michael Ingrassia
 
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Richard  Bleikamp
CONVEX Computer Corporation
3000 Waterview Parkway
P. O. Box 833851
Richardson  TX  75083-3851
 
phone: (214) 497-4133
email: bleikamp@convex.com
fax: (214) 497-4500
 
alternate: Presley Smith
 
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Walter S. Brainerd
Unicomp Inc.
1123 Marigold Drive
Albuquerque  NM  
 
phone: (505) 275-0800
email: walt@netcom.com
fax: (505) 275-0800
 
alternate: Jeanne Adams
Charles Ritz
 
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T. Miles R. Ellis
Computing Teaching Centre
Oxford University
59 George Street
Oxford    OX1 2BH
ENGLAND
 
phone: 011 44 865 278800
email: internet MEllis@vax.ox.ac.uk
email: janet MEllis@uk.ac.ox.vax
fax: 011 44 865 278834
 
alternate: John D. Wilson
BSI Fortran Panel
BCS Fortran Specialist Gr
 
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Richard A. Hendrickson
ACSET
Ave. Albert Einstein 4
B-1348-Louvain-la-Neuve
Brussels    
BELGIUM
 
phone: 011 32 10 470 833
email: hendrick@acset.be
fax: 011 32 10 470 899
 
alternate: Karen Spackman
 
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James T. Himer
Esso Resources Division/Exxon
339 Woodside Bay S.W.
Calgary  Alberta  T2W 3K9
CANADA
 
phone: (403) 237-4215
email: jthimer@iras.ucalgary.ca
fax: (403) 237-2907  (room 16)
fax: (403) 232-5730
 
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Kurt W. Hirchert
University of Illinois
152 Computing Applications Bldg.
605 East Springfield Avenue
Champaign  IL  61820
 
phone: (217) 333-8093
email: hirchert@ncsa.uiuc.edu
fax: (217) 244-2909
 
alternate: Murray F. Freeman
 
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Maureen  Hoffert
Hewlett-Packard Company
3404 E. Harmony Road
Fort Collins  CO  80525-9599
 
phone: (303) 229-2774
email: mbsh@fc.hp.com
fax: (303) 229-6409
 
alternate: David Levine
 
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Henry  Katz
8250 Brattle Road
Baltimore  MD  21208
 
phone: (410) 859-6324
email: bitnet  katz@umbc2
fax: (410) 455-3969
 
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Richard P. Kelble
Unisys Corporation
2476 Swedesford Road
P. O. Box 203
Paoli  PA  19301
 
phone: (215) 648-4009
email: kelble@tredysvr.tredydev.unisys.com
fax: (215) 648-4624
 
alternate: Allie Murphy
 
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Tom  Lahey
Lahey Computer Systems Inc.
865 Tahoe Blvd
Suite 204
P. O. Box 6091
Incline Village  NV  89450-6091
 
phone: (702) 831-2500
email: uucp  uunet!lahey!tom1
fax: (702) 831-8323
 
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Herrick S. Lauson
7711 Euclid Ave. N.E.
Albuquerque  NM  87110-4803
 
phone: (505) 298-2769
email: lauson@unmvax.cs.unm.edu
 
alternate: Brian Smith
 
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William  Leonard
Harris Computer Systems Division
2101 W. Cypress Creek Road
Ft. Lauderdale  FL  33309
 
phone: (305) 973-5130
email: bill@ssd.csd.harris.com
fax: (305) 977-5580
 
alternate: Doug Scofield
 
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Richard  Maine
NASA Dryden
M/S D-1021
P.O. Box 273
Edwards  CA  93523
 
phone: (805) 258-3316
email: maine@altair.dfrf.nasa.gov
fax: (805) 258-3567
 
alternate: Bruce Martin
 
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Jeanne T. Martin
Lawrence Livermore Natl. Lab.
7000 East Avenue
P. O. Box 808
L-300
Livermore  CA  94550
 
phone: (510) 422-3753
email: jtm@llnl.gov
fax: (510) 423-6961
 
alternate: John T. Engle
convenor of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG5
 
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Alex  Marusak
Los Alamos National Lab
Group IT-1
MS/B228
Los Alamos  NM  87545
 
phone: (505) 667-6922
email: internet alm @ lanl.gov
 
alternate: Tony Warnock
DOE Language Working Group
 
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David  Mattoon
Assoc. of American Railroads
3140 South Federal Street
Chicago  IL  60616
 
phone: (312) 808-5868
email: David_Mattoon_at_CTC@relay.proteon.com
fax: (312) 808-5425
 
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G. E. Millard
E.P.C.L.
17 Alva Street
Edinburgh    EH2 4PH
SCOTLAND
 
phone: 011 44 31 225 6262
email: geoff@epc.ed.ac.uk
fax: 011 44 31 225 6644
 
alternate: Graham Barber
David T. Muxworthy
 
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Leonard J. Moss
SLAC
2575 Sand Hill Rd.
Menlo Park  CA  94025
 
phone: (415) 926-3370
email: ljm@slacvm.slac.stanford.edu
email: bitnet:  ljm @ slacvm
fax: (415) 926-3329
 
alternate: Sylvia Sund
 
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C. Mallory North
Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech.
5500 Wabash Ave.
Campus Box 145
Terre Haute  IN  47803
 
phone: (812) 877-8216
email: bitnet  north @ rhit
fax: (812) 877-3198
 
alternate: Jerry Fine
 
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Jose  Oglesby
c/o Microsoft
One Microsoft Way
Redmond  WA  98052
 
phone: (206) 882-8080
email: uunet!microsoft!joseogl
fax: (206) 883-8101
 
alternate: Greg Lindhorst
Lauren Feaux
 
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Ivor R. Philips
Boeing Computer Services
P. O. Box 24346
MS 7L-21
Seattle  WA  98124-3046
 
phone: (206) 865-3522
email: internet  philips @ atc.boeing.com
fax: (206) 865-2966
 
alternate: Alvin C. Mong
 
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Lawrence R. Rolison
Cray Research Inc.
655F Lone Oak Dr.
Eagan  MN  55121
 
phone: (612) 683-5807
email: lrr@cray.com
fax: (612) 683-5307
 
alternate: Jon Steidel
Joanne Brixius
institutional member (Cray Research)
 
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Guy L. Steele
Thinking Machines Corp
245 First Street
Cambridge  MA  02142
 
phone: (617) 234-1000
email: internet  gls @ think.com
 
alternate: David Phillimore
institutional member (Thinking Machines)
 
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Ted  Terpstra
(DECUS)
Princepton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Princeton University
P. O. Box 451
Princeton  NJ  08543
 
phone: (609) 243-2823
email: TERPSTRA@USC.PPL.GOV
 
alternate: Joel Rose
instititutional member (DECUS)
 
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Jerrold L. Wagener
Amoco Production Research
4502 East 41st Street
P. O. Box 3385
Tulsa  OK  74102
 
phone: (918) 660-3978
email: jwagener@trc.amoco.com
fax: (918) 660-4165
 
alternate: Rex L. Page
X3J3 chair
X3H3 (Graphics)
 
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Richard  Weaver
IBM M77/E365
P.O. Box 49023
San Jose  CA  95161
 
phone: (408) 463-2956/3088
email: weaver@vnet.ibm.com
fax: (408) 463-3114
 
alternate: Janice Shepherd
institutional member (IBM)
 
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Stan  Whitlock
Digital Equipment Corp.
ZK02-3/N30
110 Spit Brook Rd.
Nashua  NH  03062
 
phone: (603) 881-2011
email: internet whitlock@tle.enet.dec.com
fax: (603) 881-0120
 
alternate: Keith Kimball
 
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ALTERNATE  
 
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Jeanne C. Adams
NCAR
Scientific Computing Division
P.O. Box 3000
Boulder  CO  80307
 
phone: (303) 497-1275
email: internet jeanne @ncar.ucar.edu
fax: (303) 497-1137
 
alternate: Walter S. Brainerd
 
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Graham  Barber
E.P.C.L.
17 Alva Street
Edinburgh    
SCOTLAND
 
phone: 44 31 225 6262
email: janet  gra@epc.ed.ac.uk
fax: 44 31 225 6644
 
alternate: G. E. Millard
 
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Joanne  Brixius
Cray Research Inc.
655F Lone Oak Dr.
Eagan  MN  55121
 
fax: (612) 683-5307
 
alternate: Lawrence R. Rolison
institutional member (Cray Research)
 
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John T. Engle
Lawrence Livermore Natl. Lab.
P. O. Box 808
L-300
Livermore  CA  94559
 
alternate: Jeanne T. Martin
 
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Lauren  Feaux
c/o Microsoft
One Microsoft Way
Redmond  WA  98052
 
fax: (206) 883-8101
 
alternate: Jose Oglesby
 
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Jerry  Fine
Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech.
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
550 Wabash Ave.
Terre Haute  IN  47803
 
phone: (812) 877-1511
email: bitnet  fine @ rhit
fax: (812) 877-3198
 
alternate: C. M. North
 
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Murray F. Freeman
Bell Communication Research
RRC 4B-721
444 Hoes Lane
Piscataway  NJ  08854-4182
 
phone: (201) 699-2272
 
alternate: Kurt W. Hirchert
 
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Michael  Ingrassia
SunPro
2550 Garcia
UMTV 12-40
Mountain View  CA  94043
 
phone: (415) 336-1024
email: michael.ingrassia@eng.sun.com
 
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Keith  Kimball
Digital Equipment Corp.
ZK02-3/N30
110 Spit Brook Road
Nashua  NH  03062
 
phone: (603) 881-....
email: kimball%tle.dec@decwrl.enet.dec.com
fax: (603) 881-0120
 
alternate: Stan Whitlock
 
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David R. Levine
Hewlett-Packard Company
MS CHD02CS
Massachusetts Language Lab.
300 Apollo Drive
Chelmsford  MA  01824
 
phone: (508) 256-6600
email: drlevine@apollo.hp.com
 
alternate: Maureen Hoffert
 
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Greg  Lindhorst
c/o Microsoft
One Microsoft Way
Redmond  WA  98052
 
fax: (206) 883-8101
 
alternate: Jose Oglesby
 
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Bruce A. Martin
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
Build 911-C
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton  NY  11973
 
phone: (516) 282-5647
email: bam@bnl.gov
email: bam@bnlux1.bnl.gov
 
alternate: Richard Maine
 
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Alvin C. Mong
Boeing Computer Services
P. O. Box 24346
MS 7L-21
Seattle  WA  98124-0346
 
phone: (206) 865-3531
email: mong@espresso.boeing.com
 
alternate: Ivor R. Philips
 
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Allie  Murphy
Unisys Corporation
2476 Swedesford Road
P. O. Box 203
Paoli  PA  19301
 
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David T. Muxworthy
EUCS
University Library
George Square
Edinburgh    EH8 9LJ
SCOTLAND
 
phone: 011 44 31 650 3305
email: janet  d.t.muxworthy @ edinburgh.ac.uk
fax: 011 44 31 662 4809
 
alternate: G. E. Millard
 
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Rex L. Page
Amoco Production Research
P. O. Box 3385
Tulsa  OK  74102
 
phone: (918) 660-3935
 
alternate: Jerrold L. Wagener
 
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David  Phillimore
Thinking Machines Inc.
245 First Street
Cambridge  MA  02142
 
phone: (617) 234-1000
email: internet  dphillim @ think.com
 
alternate: Guy Steele
 
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Charles  Ritz
Fortran Journal
P.O. Box 4201
Fullerton  CA  92634
 
phone: (714) 441-2022
fax: (714) 441-2022
 
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Joel S. Rose
Computing Center
University at Buffalo
Buffalo  NY  14260
 
phone: (716) 645-3566
email: acuser@ubvms
fax: (716) 645-3734
 
alternate: Ted Terpstra
 
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Doug  Scofield
Harris Corporation
Computer Systems Div.
2101 W. Cypress Creek Rd.
Ft. Lauderdale  FL  33309
 
phone: (305) 973-5120
email: doug@ssd.csd.harris.com
 
alternate: William Leonard
 
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Janice  Shepherd
IBM Canada Ltd.
31/123/844/TOR
844 Don Mills Road
North York  Ontario  M3C1V7
CANADA
 
phone: (416) 448-3101
email: janshep@torolab2.vnet.ibm.com
fax: (416) 448-6057
 
alternate: Richard Weaver
 
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Brian T. Smith
University of New Mexico
Computer Science Dept.
339 Farris Engineering Center
Albuquerque  NM  87131
 
phone: (505) 277-5500
email: phonenet  smith @ unmvax.cs.unm.edu
fax: (505) 277-0813
 
alternate: Herrick Lauson
ACM/SigNum
Parallel Computing Forum
 
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Presley  Smith
CONVEX Computer Corporation
3000 Waterview Parkway
P. O. Box 833851
Richardson  TX  75083-3851
 
phone: (214) 497-4545
email: psmith@convex.com
fax: (214) 497-4500
 
alternate: Rich Bleikamp
X3H2 (Database)
 
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Jon  Steidel
Cray Research Inc.
655F Lone Oak Dr.
Eagan  MN  55121
 
phone: (612) 683-5734
email: jls @ cray.com
 
alternate: Larry Rolison
 
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Sylvia  Sund
SLAC
Bin 60
P.O. Box 4349
Stanford  CA  94309
 
phone: (415) 926-2277
email: bitnet  sunnie @ slacvm
 
alternate: Leonard J. Moss
 
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Tony  Warnock
Los Alamos National Lab.
MS B296
C-10
P.O.  Box 1663
Los Alamos  NM  87545
 
phone: (505) 667-7158
 
alternate: Alex Marusak
 
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John D. Wilson
Computer Centre
University of Leicester
Leicester    LE1 7RH
ENGLAND
 
phone: 011 44 533 522235
email: jdw@leicester.ac.uk
 
alternate: T. Miles R. Ellis
 
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OBSERVER  
 
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Stephen  Adamczyk
Edison Design Group
4 Norman Road
Upper Montclair  NJ  07043
 
phone: (201) 744-2620
 
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Thomas  Aird
IMSL Inc.
2500 Parkwest Tower One
2500 Citywest Blvd.
Houston  TX  77042
 
phone: (713) 782-6060
 
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B.  Banes
Rolls Royce Ltd Eng Comp
P.O. Box 3
Filton Bristol    BS12 7QE
ENGLAND
 
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C.  Bourstin
AFNOR
Div. Informatique-Secteur
Tertiaire
Tour Europe - Cedex 07
F-92080 Paris La Defense    
FRANCE
AFNOR
 
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Brian  Brode
Pacific Sierra Research Corp.
12340 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles  CA  90025
 
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Thomas W. Bucken
Kendall Square Research
170 Tracer Lane
Waltham  MA  02154
 
phone: (617) 895-9490
email: tbucken@koas.ksr.com
fax: (617) 890-0996
 
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Thomas Gordon Butler
Texaco Inc.
4800 Fournace Place
Bellaire  TX  77401
 
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Bor  Chan
NERSC
Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
University of California
P.O. Box 5509
L-560
Livermore  CA  94550
 
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Ingemar  Dahlstrand
DNA/LTH
Box 118
S-22100 Lund    
SWEDEN
 
email: internet  ingo @ dna.lth.se
WG5/Sweeden
 
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L. M. Delves
Dept. of Computer Science and Statistics
University of Liverpool
Liverpool    
ENGLAND
 
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Charles  Dickman
General Electric Information Sys.
401 North Washington Street
Rockville  MD  20850
 
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Stuart I. Feldman
Bell Communications Research
435 South Street
Morristown  NJ  07960
 
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Lloyd  Fosdick
Dept. of Computer Science
University of Colorado
Campus Box 430
Boulder  CO  80309
 
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Michael J. Frisch
Academic Computing Services & Sys.
University of Minnesota
128 Lind Hall
207 Church Street Southeast
Minneapolis  MN  55455
 
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Peter  Galloway
International Computers Ltd.
Arndale House
Arndale Centre
Manchester    M4 3AR
ENGLAND
 
email: P.Galloway@qmw.ac.uk
 
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L G J ter Haar
Am Alten Sportplatz 20
4194 Bedburg-Hau-Hasselt
GERMANY
 
phone: (70) 930160
WG5/Netherlands
 
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John  Hill
Unisys Corp.
M/S E8-130
P.O. Box 500
Blue Bell  PA  19424
 
phone: (215) 986-4565
 
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Paul  Hurtley
P.G.R. Computing
Dorchester House
Station Road Letchworth
Herts    SG6 3AW
ENGLAND
 
phone: 44 462 480-648
 
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Kalman  Janko
CSENGERY 59 - 11  117
Budapest    1067
HUNGARY
 
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E. Andrew Johnson
Open Software Foundation
11 Cambridge Center
Cambridge  MA  02142
 
phone: (617) 621-8794
email: andyj@osf.org
fax: (617) 225-2782
 
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William  Kahan
EE & Computer Science Dept.
University of California
573 Evans
Berkeley  CA  94720
 
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Joseph  King
Genetics Computer Group Inc
575 Science Dr
Suite B
Madison  WI  53711
 
phone: (608) 231-5200
email: jking@gcg.com
fax: (608) 231-5202
 
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Judy  Kochanowski
Intel Corp.
M/S HF2-80
5200 Elam Young Parkway
Hillsboro  OR  97124
 
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William  La Plante
Box 2130
Arlington  VA  22202
 
phone: (301) 763-3905
 
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Rochelle  Lauer
Director
Yale University High Energy Computing Facility
512 Gibbs Physics Laboratory
260 Whitney Avenue
P. O. Box 6666
New Haven  CT  06511-8167
 
phone: (203) 432-3366
email: bitnet  lauer @ yalehep
fax: (203) 432-3824
 
alternate: Jeol Rose
instititutional member (DECUS)
 
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Bruce  Leasure
Kuck and Associates
1906 Fox Drive
Champaigne  IL  61820
 
phone: (217) 356-2288
 
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Neldon H. Marshall
EG&G Idaho Inc.
1580 Sawtelle Street
M/S 2408
P. O. Box 1625
Idaho Falls  ID  83415
 
phone: (208) 526-9342
email: internet  nhm @ inel.gov
fax: (208) 526-9591
 
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C. J. Mas
IBM France
Dept. 2729
Tour Descartes Cedex 50
Paris La Defense    
FRANCE
WG5/France
 
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Hiroshi  Matsuo
Software Works
Hitachi Ltd.
5030 Totsuka-cho Totsuka-ku
Yokohama-shi    244
JAPAN
 
phone: 011 81 45 824-2311
fax: 011 81 45 824-9092
WG5/Japan
 
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Keith  McConnell
106 Apple Street
Tinton Falls  NJ  07724
 
phone: (201) 758-7000
 
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Michael  Metcalf
DD
Cern
1211 Geneva 23
SWITZERLAND
 
phone: 011 41 22 767 4427
email: bitnet  metcalf @ cernvm.cern.ch
fax: 011 41 22 767 7155
 
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Meinolf  Munchhausen
D ST SP314
Seimens Ag
D-8000 Munchen 83    
GERMANY
EWICS
 
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Linda  O'Gara
c/o Microsoft
One Microsoft Way
Redmond  WA  98052
 
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David  Padua
Center for Supercomputer Research
University of Illinois
305 Talbot Lab
Urbana  IL  61801
 
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George  Paul
IBM Research Division
T.J. Watson Research Center
P. O. Box 704
Yorktown Heights  NY  10598
 
phone: (914) 789-7750
email: bitnet:  GP1 @ yktvmh
email: csnet:   GP1 @ ibm.com
 
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Aurelio  Pollicini
CEC JRC Ispra
I-21020 Ispra    
ITALY
WG5/Italy
 
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Richard R. Ragan
Control Data Corp.
5101 Patrick Henry Dr.
Santa Clara  CA  95054
 
phone: (408) 496-4340
email: rrr@svl.cdc.com
fax: (408) 496-4106
 
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M.  Rannou
AFNOR
Tour Europe - CEDEX 07
F-92080 Paris La Defense    
FRANCE
 
phone: (617) 895-9490
email: tbucken@koas.ksr.com
fax: (617) 890-0996
 
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John K. Reid
Atlas Centre
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Oxon    OX11 0QX
ENGLAND
 
phone: 011 44 235 44 6493
email: jkr@ib.rl.ac.uk
fax: 011 44 235 44 5808
 
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William C. Rinehuls
Chairman
OMC
8457 Rushing Creek Court
Springfield  VA  22153
OMC
 
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Keith D. Roberts
British Petroleum Res. Ctr.
Chertsey Road
Sunbury-on-Thames
Middlesex    TW16 7LN
ENGLAND
 
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Mike  Ross
Metaware Inc.
2161 Delaware Ave.
Santa Cruz  CA  95060
 
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K. H. Rotthauser
GMD
Schloss Birlinghoven
D-5205 St. Augustin 1    
GERMANY
WG5/Germany
 
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Lindsey  Savage
University of Manchester
Manchester Computer Centre
Oxford Road Computer Building
Manchester    M13 9PL
UNITED KINGDOM
 
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J. L. Schonfelder
Director
Computer Laboratory
University of Liverpool
P.O. Box 147
Liverpool    L69 3BX
ENGLAND
 
phone: 011 44 (51) 794-3716
email: janet  jls@liverpool.ac.uk
 
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Jurgen  Schonhut
c/o FhG-AGD
Wilhelminenstr.7
D-6100 Darmstadt    
GERMANY
 
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Ward  Sly
4308 Edinbrook Ter.
Minneapolis  MN  55443
 
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Madeleine R. Sparks
X3H3.4 Chair
UNISYS Corp.
4000 S. Memorial Parkway
Huntsville  AL  35802
 
phone: (205) 880-5544
fax: (205) 880-5680
 
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Paul  St. Pierre
110 Spit Brook Road ZKO2-3/N30
Nashua  NH  03062
 
phone: (617) 245-9540
email: stpierrre@tle.enet.dec.com
email: stpierre@compass.com
fax: (617) 246-1078
 
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Richard C. Swift
MASPAR Inc.
749 North Mary Avenue
Sunnyvale  CA  94086
 
phone: (408) 736-3300
email: argosy!swift@decwrl.dec.com
 
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Andrew D. Tait
Amdahl Corporation
1250 East Arques Ave.
M/S 276
PO Box 3470
Sunnyvale  CA  94088-3470
 
phone: (408) 746-7370
email: adt10@uts.amdahl.com
fax: (408) 992-2209
 
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Hideo  Wada
Software Division
Fujitsu Limited
140 Miyamoto
Numazu-shi Shizuoka    410-03
JAPAN
 
phone: (0559) 23-2222
email: wada@lp.nm.fujitsu.co.jp
 
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Wolfgang V. Walter
Inst.f.Angewandte Mathematik
Universitat Karlsruhe
Postfach 69 80
D-76128 Karlsruhe    
GERMANY
 
phone: 011 49 (721) 377936
email: wwalter@iamk4508.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
fax: 011 49 (721) 385979
 
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Graham  Warren
Dept. 31/123/844/TOR
IBM Canada
844 Don Mills Road
Don Mills  Ontario  M3C 1W3
CANADA
WG5/Canada
 
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Qing-bao  Wu
P. O. Box 619
Beijing    P.R.O.C.
CHINA
WG5/China
 
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OMC Secretary
CBEMA
Suite 200
1250 Eye Street NW
Washington  D.C.  20005
 
phone: (202) 737 8888
fax: (202) 638 4922
fax: (202) 628 2
 
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ISO/WG5  
 
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Cornelis G. F. Ampt
Krokus Laan 10
B-1981
Tervuren-Vossem    
BELGIUM
 
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Akio  Aoyama
Hitachi
549-6 Shinano-cho
Totsuka-ku
Yokohama-shi
Kanagawa-ken    244
JAPAN
 
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B.  Buckley
Computing Science Department
Dalhousie University
Halifax  Nova Scotia  B3L 3C4
CANADA
 
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Jeremy  du Croz
NAG Central Office
Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd.
Wilkinson House
Jordan Hill Road
Oxford    OX2 7DE
ENGLAND
 
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Dale  Ellis
DRE A
P. O. Box 1012
Dartmough  N.S.  B2Y 3Z7
CANADA
 
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Ingolf  Grieger
Dept. of Aerospace Engineering
Universitat Stuttgart
Pfaffenwaldring 27
D 7000 Stuttgart 80    
GERMANY
 
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Sven  Hammarling
NAG Central Office
Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd.
Mayfield House
256 Banbury Road
Oxford    OX2 70E
ENGLAND
 
email: janet  nagsven%vax.oxford.ac.uk @ nss.cs.u
fax: 011 44 865 310139
 
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Tadayoshi  Kan
Department of Physics
Faculty of Science
Gakushuin University
1-5-1
Mejiro
Toshima-ku  Tokyo  171
JAPAN
 
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H.  Sobiesiak
Kern Forschungs Zentrum Karlsruhe
Iak
Postfach 3640
D 7500 Karlsruhe    
GERMANY
 
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Eiji  Tokunaga
c/o Information Processing Society of Japan
The Kilai-Shiukokai Bldg.
1-Shiba-Koen
Minato-ku  Tokyo  
JAPAN
 
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Rainer  Zimmer
Seimens AG
K D St SP
Otto-Hahn - Ring 6
800 Munchen 83    
GERMANY
 
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