Minutes of Meeting 136

X3J3 ANSI Fortran Standards Committee

February 5 - 9, 1996

Las Vegas, Nevada

X3J3 / 96-053

Table of Contents

1	Monday, February 5, 1996	1

1.1	Opening Business	1

1.2	Meeting 136 Objectives and Chair's Report	1

1.3	Adoption of the Agenda	1

1.4	Approval of the Meeting 135 Minutes	1

1.5	Meeting 135 Action Items	2

1.6	X3/OMC Report	2

1.7	ISO/WG5 Report	2

1.8	Treasurer's Report	2

1.9	Membership Report	3

1.10	Comments from Members	3

1.11	Local Arrangements	3

1.12	Subgroup Assignments	3

1.13	Conditional Compilation (CoCo) Presentation	4

1.14	Review of Upcoming Business	4

JOR	4

Parallel	5

OOF	5

2	Tuesday, February 6, 1996	5

2.1	Subgroup Reports and Processing	5

JOR	5

Parallel	5

OOF	5

2.2	US TAG Meeting	6

3	Wednesday, February 7, 1996	6

3.1	Future Meetings	6

3.2	Presentation on Asynchronous I/O	6

3.3	Subgroup Reports and Processing	7

3.4	Subgroup Reports and Processing	7

JOR	7

Parallel	7

OOF	7

3.5	Future Meeting Dates and Locations	7

4	Thursday, February 8, 1996	8

4.1	Requirements for Fortran 2000	8

4.2	Tutorial on Interval Arithmetic	9

4.3	TR Liaison Reports	10

4.4	Subgroup Reports	10

4.5	US TAG Meeting	10

5	Friday, February 9, 1996	10

5.1	Subgroup Reports	10

5.2	Fortran 2000 Development Plan and Schedule	11

5.3	Future Meetings	11

5.4	Review of Meeting 136 Action Items	12

5.5	Membership Report	13

5.6	Treasurer's Report	13

5.7	Meeting 137 Agenda	13

5.8	Comments from Members	13

Appendix A
Agenda for X3J3 Meeting 136	14

Appendix B
X3J3 Register of Documents for 1996	16

Appendix C
Future Meetings and Distribution Assignments	17

Appendix D
Committee Organization	18

Appendix E
Membership Summary	19

Appendix F
X3J3 Membership	20

Meeting 136 Minutes

by Craig T. Dedo

February 17, 1996

1	Monday, February 5, 1996

A regular meeting was held at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, February 5, 1996 in the Conference Room at the Arizona Charlie's Hotel, 740 S. Decatur Road, Las Vegas, NV 89107. Jerrold Wagener was in the chair and Craig Dedo took the minutes.

1.1	Opening Business

Jerrold Wagener reviewed the e-mail message that he sent out on January 23, 1996 (number x3j3.1996 -24) which listed meeting objectives and a proposed organization. There were some late breaking requests from WG5.

1.2	Meeting 136 Objectives and Chair's Report

Discussion Leader: Jerrold Wagener

There are 8 major objectives.

1.	Polish and firm up the recommendations on priority items for Fortran 2000 that the JOR subgroup started in paper 95 -312r1 .

2.	Produce a new round of liaison reports for WG5 on the collateral development efforts.

3.	Organize interpretation work for Fortran 95. Initially, Richard Bleikamp will work as a committee of one in parallel with other work.

4.	Review standing document 95-008 to see if any editorial work needs to be done.

5.	Conduct a thorough review of Corrigendum 3 and cross-check it with all of the interpretations that it includes to see that it is accurate. This is in response to a request from John Reid.

6.	Make sure that all of the edits made since Meeting 135 in San Diego are in Corrigendum 3 as well.

7.	Review the Fortran 95 Committee Draft (CD) in light of remarks from Alla Gorelik (Russia) and David Muxworthy (Britain) received from Miles Ellis on Saturday, February 3.

1.3	Adoption of the Agenda

Discussion Leader:	Jerrold Wagener

Presented as mailed with changes proposed by Jerrold Wagener and other members of X3J3 (see Appendix A).

Motion:	X3J3 declares this meeting to be a duly called meeting.

Moved:	Richard Maine	Second:	Larry Rolison

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent.

Motion:	Adopt the agenda with the proposed changes.

Moved:	Stan Whitlock	Second:	Larry Rolison

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent.

1.4	Approval of the Meeting 135 Minutes

Discussion Leader:	Craig Dedo

Reference:	96-314, Meeting 135 Minutes

There were 3 corrections.

Motion:	Approve the minutes as amended.

Moved:	Stan Whitlock	Second:	Walt Brainerd

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent.

1.5	Meeting 135 Action Items

D iscussion Leader:	Craig Dedo

1.	Kurt Hirchert	Motivate the system operators at the NCSA to get the auto-unzip feature on the X3J3 server to work. Result: He talked to the system operators several times but they still have not fixed the problem.

Status: Closed.

2.	Craig Dedo	Prepare a revised copy of the Meeting 134 minutes and send out to the members. Result: This was prepared and put on the X3J3 server as document 95 -249r1 . He sent paper copies to Mallory North and Larry Rolison.

Status: Closed.

3.	Craig Dedo	Prepare a printed copy of the US TAG minutes for the August 1995 meetings as soon as possible. Result: Still not done.

Status: Continuing.

4.	Jeanne Martin	Check to see if she has a copy of the list of publications that Ivor Philips used to send press releases to. Yes, she has the list and sent it to the X3J3 Mailing List.

Status: Closed.

5.	Jerrold Wagener	Check the SD-10 to see whether all of the information listed in section III.c of the X3J3 Annual Report to X3 is actually required.

Status: Continuing.

6.	Walt Brainerd	Communicate with William Clodius and clarify his intent in paper 95-300. Result: He did this and also communicated with Janice Shepherd about this matter. He sent the results to Stan Whitlock for inclusion in the JOR.

Status: Closed.

7.	Craig Dedo	Send a copy of the X3J3 Meeting 135 Minutes to those persons who want to review them before sending them to the X3J3 Mailing List or including them in the post-meeting mailing.

Status: Closed.

1.6	X3/OMC Report

Discussion Leader:	Jerrold Wagener

Reference:	(None)

X3 has appointed Dick Hendrickson as the International Representative. He will be our principal contact with our international colleagues and will chair the US TAG meetings.

There has been some action with respect to the Language Independent Arithmetic (LIA) standard. LIA-1, Integer and Floating Point Arithmetic, has been ratified as an ISO standard. LIA-2, Elementary and Numerical Functions, is in the draft stage right now. One copy of each part of LIA is on the table for people to look at.

1.7	ISO/WG5 Report

Discussion Leader:	Jerrold Wagener

Reference:	(None)

There was nothing to report at this time.

1.8	Treasurer's Report

Discussion Leader:	Mallory North

Reference:	95 -313r1 , Treasurer's Report for Meeting 135

1.9	Membership Report

Discussion Leader:	Larry Rolison

•	Memberships terminated as of the close of Meeting 135:

Jose Oglesby	(Microsoft)

James Himer	(Exxon)

•	Convex was bought out by Hewlett-Packard, effective December 20, 1995. It will no longer have an independent seat on X3J3.

Membership Changes:

•	Richard Bleikamp is now an alternate to David Levine of Hewlett-
Packard.

•	Jeanne Martin is now an alternate to Brian Smith of the University of New Mexico.

•	John Cuthbertson is now a representative from Edinburgh Portable Compilers, replacing Geoff Millard as the alternate to Graham Barber.

•	Loren Meissner, retired Professor of Computer Science from the University of San Francisco and former member of X3J3, declared this meeting to be his observer meeting, with the intent of joining the committee. He will represent himself.

•	R. Baker Kearfott , Professor of Mathematics at the University of Southwestern Louisiana (USL), declared this to be his observer meeting, with the intent of joining the committee. Right now, it is indeterminate whether he will represent himself or USL.

•	David Levine (Hewlett-Packard) and Henry Zongaro (IBM) cannot attend this meeting, saying that they are badly needed back at their respective offices.

Memberships Lost:

James Himer	(Exxon)

Jose Oglesby	(Microsoft)

Convex

Jeanne Martin	(Livermore National Laboratory)

Current Membership:	18

Quorum:	6

One over half:	10

Members in Danger of Losing Membership:

David Levine	(Hewlett-Packard)

Non-voting Alternates:

Jeanne Adams	(National Center for Atmospheric Research)

Visitors:

Loren Meissner	(Retired Professor of Computer Science)

R. Baker Kearfott	(Professor of Mathematics, University of Southwestern Louisiana)

1.10	Comments from Members

Jerrold Wagener	The trade magazine Computer Standards & Interfaces will be publishing a special issue on Fortran in a few months. It will have 12 separate papers in it.

1.11	Local Arrangements

Discussion Leader: Jerrold Wagener

There are no events or parties scheduled for this meeting. Richard Maine brought from NASA a Hewlett-Packard 4Si /MX laser printer, which prints double-sided at 17 pages per minute. He also brought a low power 80286 computer with Microsoft Windows 3.1 on it.

1.12	Subgroup Assignments

Discussion Leader: Jerrold Wagener

Reference:	(None)

Edit - Richard Maine

Finish the edits to the Fortran 95 draft.

Interpretations - Richard Bleikamp

Start up interpretation work for Fortran 95 and carry over undecided interpretations from Fortran 90.

JOR - Jeanne Adams, Richard Bleikamp, Craig Dedo, Larry Rolison, Stan Whitlock

Refine the list of priorities for Fortran 2000 given in paper 95 -312r1 .

Check the Corrigendum 3 for any discrepancies between it and the included interpretations as passed by X3J3 and WG5.

Asynchronous I/O (95 -312r1 Item B2 ). Richard Bleikamp may have developed a proposal. There also are some ideas in papers 95-271 and 96-033.

Command Line Arguments (95 -312r1 Item B3 ). There may be a paper by Carol Munroe of Thinking Machines.

OOF - David Epstein, Kurt Hirchert, Jeanne Martin, Loren Meissner, Richard Maine

Liaison Report on Parameterized Derived Types and Conditional Compilation.

Edits for Fortran 95 and Corrigendum 3.

Technical notes from Miles Ellis on elemental procedures and arguments.

Derived type I/O (95-312r1 Item A1 ).

Pointers to Procedures (95-312r1 Item B1 ).

Object Oriented Fortran (95-312r1 Item C1 ). Jerrold Wagener and Loren Meissner brought published papers on Object Oriented Extensions to Pascal, COBOL, and Ada.

Parallel - Keith Bierman, Walt Brainerd, John Cuthbertson, Dick Hendrickson

Liaison Reports for Floating Point Exceptions, Interoperability, and Allocatable components of Derived Types (papers 95 -293r1 , 95 -307r2 , and 95 -308r1 ).

Condition Handling for Fortran 2000 (95-312r1 Item A2 ). Most likely, this will be a revision of John Reid's ENABLE proposal from 1994.

Specifying Default Precision (95-312r1 Item B4 ).

Action Item by Jeanne Adams: Take the time to discuss the status of Interpretations 27 and 100 in light of the recent e-mail with Richard Bleikamp.

1.13	Conditional Compilation (CoCo) Presentation

Discussion Leader:	David Epstein

Reference:	96-027, What is a CoCo Module?

96-031, Straw CoCo Definition

Scribe notes not available; no scribe was appointed for the discussion.

Recess for subgroups at 12:10 p.m.

1.14	Review of Upcoming Business

Call to order at 4:05 p.m.

JOR

•	JOR is comparing the contents of Corrigendum 3 with the individual interpretations. There should be a report by Tuesday afternoon.

•	JOR will be starting work on Asynchronous I/O as soon as Richard Bleikamp arrives. This proposal relates to items 79 and 80 in the JOR.

•	There may or may not be any work on Command Line Arguments. Variations in this feature are mentioned in JOR items 16, 40, and 41. One possibility is to point to the POSIX Binding.

•	JOR would like to reserve some agenda time on Thursday morning for discussion of which JOR items should be put into Fortran 2000.

Parallel

•	Parallel is looking at Michael Hennecke's TR on Interoperability with C. It looks like this TR will have to cover every major functionality in order to be really useful. One of the major objectives of this TR is to enable Fortran programmers to have full access to Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs). In order to do this, an Interoperability feature will have to do all sorts of things; C language system routines tend to make use of all sorts of weird C language constructs and put such constructs in the public interfaces.

•	We need to communicate to Michael Hennecke that the current scope is not big enough to solve the interface problem; we need to map to all of the C language data types.

•	Right now, Parallel has no plan for action on Condition Handling and Specifying Default Precision.

OOF

•	OOF looked at all of the topics assigned to it but has nothing to bring forward to full committee at this time.

•	OOF is working on the liaison reports on Parameterized Derived Types and Conditional Compilation but has not reached any conclusions yet.

•	OOF has not done any work yet on Derived Type I/O and Pointers to Procedures.

Recess at 4:35 p.m.

2	Tuesday, February 6, 1996

Call to order at 8:30 a.m.

None of the subgroups have anything more to report.

All of the responses to the persons who commented on the Fortran 95 CD got sent out.

There is a paper, 96-036, on Command Line Arguments, from Carol Munroe.

Recess for subgroups.

2.1	Subgroup Reports and Processing

Call to order at 3:05 p.m.

Jerrold Wagener reported that so far he has not gotten any response yet from Michael Hannah of Sandia Laboratories, on POSIX interfaces to Fortran.

The High Performance Fortran Forum (HPFF) would like to make their documents available on our ftp server. Richard Maine and Kurt Hirchert will take care of these items.

HPFF is interested in turning HPF into an ISO Technical Report (TR).

JOR

•	Paper 96-040, Asynchronous I/O: Subgroup Considerations / Assumptions / Straw Votes, is on the table. JOR would like to hold a series of straw votes on Wednesday morning.

•	We would like to produce a document that will go to WG5 saying what we want in Fortran 2000. Members should read the JOR and think about what direction they would like Fortran 2000 to take.

Parallel

•	Paper 96-039, Liaison Report on Interoperability with C, is on the table.

•	Paper 96-041 is the latest version of John Reid's Exceptions Technical Report. There are three items that he wanted advice on.

OOF

•	Paper 96-037 is the answer to John Reid's request for a review of the Fortran 95 Draft.

•	Paper 96-038 is the response from the F95 Editor to the editorial comments received from Miles Ellis as a result of his request for comments on the F95 draft.

•	There will be a paper to respond to UK Substantive Point 5. There may be a prospective change to the technical content of Fortran 95 in order to respond to this concern.

2.2	US TAG Meeting

Recess at 3:25 p.m. for US TAG meeting.

3	Wednesday, February 7, 1996

Call to order at 8:30 a.m.

3.1	Future Meetings

Discussion Leader:	Mallory North

Mallory has checked around for future meeting places. One candidate is the Melrose Suites in Las Vegas, NV. He will be checking into other places and will report back on Thursday morning.

3.2	Presentation on Asynchronous I/O

Discussion Leader:	Richard Bleikamp

Reference:	96-040, Asynchronous I/O: Subgroup Considerations / Assumptions / Straw Votes

Scribe notes unavailable; no scribe was appointed for the discussion.

Straw Vote: What syntax should we use for this feature?

13	Extend the Fortran I/O statements

0	New syntax, e.g. BUFFERIN / BUFFEROUT

0	Undecided

Straw Vote: How should the user select the asynchronous I/O capability?

14	At the time the OPEN statement is executed

0	On each READ or WRITE statement

0	Undecided

Straw Vote: How many I/O requests should be pending at a time?

0	Only one per unit

6	Many per unit without any ID specifier for each I/O operation

6	Many per unit with individual ID specifiers for each I/O operation

0	One per program

2	Undecided

Straw Vote: Should there be support for formatted I/O?

5	Support only unformatted I/O

4	Include support for formatted I/O

5	Undecided

Straw Vote: Should there be support for direct access I/O?

8	Yes	0	No	6	Undecided

Straw Vote: Should the feature require the use of contiguous memory in the I/O list?

4	Always require the I/O list to represent contiguous memory

5	User-specifiable whether the I/O list represents contiguous memory

3	Always allow any I/O list (i.e., non-contiguous memory allowed always)

2	Undecided

Straw Vote: Should the end of asynchronous I/O be determined by a separate statement or a volatile variable?

13	Separate statement (e.g., WAIT statement)

0	VOLATILE variable

1	Undecided

Straw Vote: Should this feature support non-advancing I/O?

2	Support non-advancing I/O

9	Only permit advancing I/O

3	Undecided

Recess.

3.3	Subgroup Reports and Processing

OOF

Motion:	Approve 96-037, Suggested Minor Edits to Corrigendum 3

Moved:	Craig Dedo	Second:	Larry Rolison

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent

Richard Maine presented paper 96-038, Response to Editorial Comments, for informational purposes only.

Motion:	Approve 96-039, Liaison Report on C Interoperability TR

Moved:	Dick Hendrickson	Second:	Keith Bierman

Action:	Passed on a counted vote by show of hands	Vote:	Yes - 10	No - 1

Straw Vote:	Should IEEE_TEST_FLAG be a function or subroutine?

6	Function	9	Subroutine	0	Undecided

Motion:	Create IEEE_TEST_FLAG as a subroutine

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Craig Dedo

Action:	Passed on a counted vote by show of hands	Vote:	Yes - 9	No - 3

Recess for subgroups at 11:55 a.m.

3.4	Subgroup Reports and Processing

Call to order at 4:30 p.m.

JOR

•	Paper 96 -040r1 , Async I/O: Requirements for F2000, is available.

•	There will be a discussion on Thursday on more JOR items. Items B1 thru B8 in papers 95-264 and 95-265 are already accepted by WG5. Items B9 thru B24 did not make the first weighted cut at the WG5 meeting in San Diego.

Parallel

•	Papers 96-043 and 96-045 are available.

OOF

•	OOF spent a lot of time doing some creative thinking about what object oriented programming (OOP) really is, why OOP is necessary or desirable, what features of OOP are the most important for future Fortran standards, and how OOP features might be included in future Fortran standards.

3.5	Future Meeting Dates and Locations

Discussion Leader: Mallory North

Mallory North did some further checking into possible locations for future meetings. The Melrose Suites has another location called the Sunrise Suites. It is much more flexible on rates. The conference room is much less expensive than at Arizona Charlie's. If we can buy at least 20 hotel rooms, then the conference room will be free.

Motion:	Authorize Mallory North to enter into contracts to reserve the conference room at the Sunrise Suites Hotel in Las Vegas, NV for the next 4 meetings to be held on the following dates:

May 13-17, 1996

August 12-16, 1996

November 11-15, 1996

February 10-14, 1996

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Craig Dedo

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent.

Recess at 5:10 p.m.

4	Thursday, February 8, 1996

Call to order at 8:30 a.m.

4.1	Requirements for Fortran 2000

JOR

Discussion Leader: Stan Whitlock

References:	96-004, X3J3 Journal of Requirements (JOR)

96-042, Five Proposed JOR Items

96 -044r1 , Three Proposed JOR Items

96-046, Proposed JOR Item on Generic Pointers

The following items, submitted at this meeting, have been incorporated into the JOR and given the following JOR item numbers.

Item #	Item Description
86	Stream I/O
87	VOLATILE Statement and Attribute
88	Allow User to Define Precedence of User-defined Operators
89	Generic Pointers
90	Optional START Statement
91	Extend MAX, MIN, and Related Intrinsics to CHARACTER Variables
92	LEN=* for Initialization of CHARACTER Variables
93	Extend Non-Advancing I/O to List-Directed I/O
94	Extend Initialization of COMPLEX Variables

Motion:	Add the following JOR items to the list of recommendations to WG5.

Moved:	Stan Whitlock	Second:	Craig Dedo

Action:	The following table presents the votes on each item and the resulting decision. All votes were taken by a counted vote by show of hands.

Item #	Y	N	Result	JOR Item Title
3	8	3	Pass	Array Components of Array Structures
17	7	6	Pass	BIT Data Type, String
18	10	3	Pass	Controlling POINTER Bounds
31	3	10	Fail	Varying Length CHARACTER with Declared Maximum
34	7	5	Pass	Specifying Default Precisions
44	9	2	Pass	Unsigned INTEGER Data Type
58	13	0	Pass	Regularize Handling of POINTER Arguments
60	11	2	Pass	Pointer Association Classes
66	8	3	Pass	Generic COUNT_RATE Argument for SYSTEM_CLOCK
75	12	1	Pass	Remove Limitation on Statement Length
77	6	7	Fail	Processor Dependent Features List
86	13	1	Pass	Stream I/O

Straw Votes on JOR Item 87, VOLATILE Statement and Attribute:

1st Straw Vote: Do you like this feature?

3	Yes	4	No	3	Undecided

2nd Straw Vote: Do you like this feature?

4	Yes	6	No	4	Undecided

Motion:	Archive JOR Item 87, VOLATILE Statement and Attribute

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Tom Lahey

Action:	Failed on a counted vote by show of hands.	Vote:
Yes - 6	No - 8

Recess.

Quorum present.

Parliamentary Inquiry by Tom Lahey:	If a feature is not approved as a requirement at this point, is OOF precluded from including the feature as a part of OOF?

Answer by Jerrold Wagener:	Yes.

Motion:	Take straw votes and actual votes on adding the latest JOR items to the list of recommendations to WG5.

Moved:	Stan Whitlock	Second:	Craig Dedo

Action:	The following table presents the votes on each item and the resulting decision. All votes were taken by a counted vote by show of hands.

Item #	Straw Vote	Actu
al Vote

Result

JOR Item Title
Y	N	U	Y	N
88	8	3	2	9	5	Pass	Allow User to Define Precedence of User-defined Operators
89	9	2	2	10	4	Pass	Generic Pointers
90	4	8	4	0	12	Fail	Optional START Statement
91	8	2	6	12	2	Pass	Extend MAX, MIN, and Related Intrinsics to CHARACTER Variables
92	4	7	4	2	11	Fail	LEN=* for Initialization of CHARACTER Variables
93	8	1	6	7	3	Pass	Extend Non-Advancing I/O to List- Directed I/O
94	12	0	1	13	0	Pass	Extend Initialization of COMPLEX Variables

4.2	Tutorial on Interval Arithmetic

Discussion Leader:	Professor R. Baker Kearfott

References:	96-028, Interval Arithmetic in Fortran - Some Specifics

96-029, Supplementary Notes - Interval Arithmetic in Fortran

Scribe notes not available; no scribe was appointed for the discussion. Prof. Kearfott will write up a proposal summarizing the discussion and present it at Meeting 137.

Recess for subgroups.

4.3	TR Liaison Reports

Call to order at 4:05 p.m.

Motion:	Approve 96-043, Floating Point Exception Handling Liaison Report

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Craig Dedo

Action:	Passed, as amended, by unanimous consent.

Motion:	Approve 96-045, Liaison Report on Allocatable Components TR

Moved:	Dick Hendrickson	Second:	Keith Bierman

Straw Vote:	Do we like the functionality of allowing an assignment statement to deallocate and reallocate a component variable?

8	Yes	2	No	6	Undecided

Straw Vote:	Do we like using the pointer assignment operator, =>, as the syntax for this kind of functionality?

1	Like using the => operator

11	Would prefer using something else

4	Undecided

Action:	Withdrawn. A revised report will appear Friday.

Action Item:	Jerrold Wagener should send a generic note to Miles Ellis saying that papers for anything that progresses to the next level of WG5 processing should be available to X3J3 and/or WG5 members at least two weeks before a meeting.

Motion:	Approve 96-047, Liaison Report on Parameterized Derived Types

Moved:	Kurt Hirchert	Second:	Richard Maine

Action:	Passed on a counted vote by show of hands	Vote:
Yes - 10	No - 1

Motion:	Approve 96-048r1 , Liaison Report on Conditional Compilation

Moved:	Kurt Hirchert	Second:	Richard Maine

Amendment:	Add a reference to paper 95-275 in the first sentence

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Kurt Hirchert

Action on Amendment:	Passed by unanimous consent

Action on Main Motion as Amended:	Passed by unanimous consent

4.4	Subgroup Reports

JOR

Motion:	Approve 96 -040r1 , Async I/O: Requirements for F2000

Moved:	Keith Bierman	Second:	Richard Bleikamp

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent

4.5	US TAG Meeting

Recess at 5:15 p.m. for US TAG meeting.

5	Friday, February 9, 1996

Call to order at 8:30 a.m.

5.1	Subgroup Reports

Parliamentary Inquiry by Jeanne Adams:	Is it possible to move to reconsider the letter ballot vote on Interpretations 27 and 100?

Answer by Craig Dedo:	He discussed this issue with Jerrold Wagener on Wednesday night. According to Jerry, the special WG5 processing rules in effect during the ratification process for Fortran 95 removed the interpretation ballot items from our control as soon as the letter ballot was completed. Since a motion to reconsider is in order only if the target of the reconsideration is still within the control of the committee, the interpretations cannot be reconsidered.

Parliamentary Inquiry by Jeanne Adams:	What are our options with respect to Interpretations 27 and 100 and what are the practical effects of each option?

Answer by Jerrold Wagener:

1.	We could appeal to WG5 to reconsider the interpretations. If WG5 agrees to reconsider these interpretations, this would delay Fortran 95 until there is an interpretation on which two thirds of the voting members could agree. Such a reconsideration would delay Fortran 95 for at least a year.

2.	We could process them as Fortran 95 interpretations. Doing this would not delay Fortran 95. It could create an incompatibility between Fortran 90 and Fortran 95.

Motion:	Approve 96 -045r1 , Liaison Report on Allocatable Components TR

Moved:	Dick Hendrickson	Second:	Stan Whitlock

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent

Motion:	Approve 96-050, Resolution of the UK Substantive Issue 5, as a recommendation to the Fortran 95 Editor and the Convenor of WG5

Moved:	Kurt Hirchert	Second:	Jeanne Martin

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent

5.2	Fortran 2000 Development Plan and Schedule

Discussion Leader: Jerrold Wagener

Jerrold Wagener presented an informal, rough cut Gannt Chart that he had created on a spreadsheet. The chart showed the various features for Fortran 2000, space for the sponsor of each feature, and each meeting date from May 1996 through February 1999. With the resources that we have, how do we schedule the work so that as many features as possible are completed in a timely manner?

Jerrold Wagener asked for input from the committee so that the rough cut chart could be refined into a realistic planning document later. There was plenty of discussion by committee members. Scribe notes unavailable; no scribe was appointed for the discussion.

Action Item:	Loren Meissner will prepare a paper on whether further technical development work should be done on non- advancing I/O.

Recess.

Parliamentary Inquiry:	What are the deadlines for the May meeting?

Answer by Craig Dedo:

April 5, 1996	Any kind of paper documents. Electronic documents other than those in commonly available word processing document formats. These would include such things as graphic image formats, charts, graphs, etc.

April 26, 1996	Electronic documents if they are in plain ASCII text or commonly available word processing document formats

5.3	Future Meetings

See also Appendix C.

Discussion Leader: Mallory North

The next four meetings will be held at the Sunrise Suites hotel in Las Vegas, NV. Mallory North gave out the hotel phone numbers, reservation deadlines, and other pertinent information.

5.4	Review of Meeting 136 Action Items

Discussion Leader:	Craig Dedo

Motion:	Release Craig Dedo from any further obligations under Action Item 1.

Moved:	Dick Hendrickson	Second:	Kurt Hirchert

Action:	Passed by unanimous consent

Secretary's note: The first 5 action items in the list below were created prior to or during the meeting. The remainder were created during the review of list of action items.

1.	Craig Dedo	Prepare a revised copy of the Meeting 134 US TAG minutes for the August 1995 meetings as soon as possible.

Status: Closed by motion immediately above

2.	Jerrold Wagener	Check the SD-10 to see whether all of the information listed in section III.c of the X3J3 Annual Report to X3 is actually required.

Status: Continuing

3.	Jerrold Wagener	Reserve meeting time to discuss the status of Interpretations 27 and 100 in light of the recent e-mail with Richard Bleikamp.

Status: New

4.	Jerrold Wagener	Send a generic note to Miles Ellis saying that papers for anything that progresses to the next level of WG5 processing should be available to X3J3 and/or WG5 members at least two weeks before a meeting.

Status: New

5.	Loren Meissner	Prepare a paper on whether further technical development work should be done on non- advancing I/O.

Status: New

6.	Stan Whitlock	Send the specifications on Asynchronous I/O to WG5 and HPFF.

Status: New

7.	Stan Whitlock	Send the Corrigendum 3 typographical corrections to John Reid.

Status: New

8.	Richard Maine	Send the new Corrigendum 3 items to John Reid.

Status: New

9.	Dick Hendrickson	Send the Liaison Reports on the Interoperability with C and Allocatable Components TRs to the WG5 reflector.

Status: New

10.	Keith Bierman	Send the Liaison Report on the Floating Point Exception Handling TR to the WG5 reflector.

Status: New

11.	Kurt Hirchert	Send the Liaison Reports on the Parameterized Derived Types and Conditional Compilation development efforts to the WG5 reflector.

Status: New

12.	Mallory North	Place electronic copies of the post-
meeting documents onto the X3J3 server in the /incoming directory.

Status: New

13.	Stan Whitlock	Issue an updated version of the JOR with all of the new items included.

Status: New

14.	Kurt Hirchert	Bring electronic copies of the standing documents to Meeting 137.

Richard Maine	Status: New

15.	Walt Brainerd	Manage the FIDS preparation and snacks for Meeting 137.

Status: New

5.5	Membership Report

Discussion Leader:	Larry Rolison

Total Membership:	18

Present or Represented:	16

One Over Half:	10

Quorum:	6

Jeopardy:	2

Prospective Members:	2

Memberships Lost:	None

Members in Danger of Losing Membership:

David Levine	(Hewlett-Packard)

Brian Smith	(University of New Mexico)

Prospective Members (Observer meeting):

R. Baker Kearfott	(University of Southwestern Louisiana)

Loren Meissner	(Retired)

5.6	Treasurer's Report

Discussion Leader:	Mallory North

Reference:	96-052, Meeting 136 Treasurer's Report

5.7	Meeting 137 Agenda

Discussion Leader:	Larry Rolison

The Vice Chair solicited ideas for the agenda for the next meeting. Following are ideas that were mentioned.

•	Papers that were ignored or for various reasons did not receive any action at this meeting.

•	Reserve time on Tuesday morning for discussion of JOR items.

•	Reserve some time at the meeting for discussion of the Conditional Compilation feature.

•	Reserve time on Monday afternoon for subgroup time.

•	Reserve time for two US TAG meetings during the week.

•	Tutorial on possible syntax for Asynchronous I/O.

•	Tutorial on "What is OOF?"

•	Progress report on OOF.

•	Interpretation processing.

5.8	Comments from Members

There were no comments from members.

The meeting adjourned at 11:55 a.m.

Appendix A

Agenda for X3J3 Meeting 136

(as Originally Proposed)

Monday, February 5, 1996

8:30	Opening Business	J. Wagener

Meeting objectives and Chair's report	J. Wagener

Membership Report / Introductions	L. Rolison

Adopting Agenda	J. Wagener

Approving Meeting 13n Minutes	C. Dedo

Review Meeting 13n Action Items	C. Dedo

Treasurer's Report	M. North

X3/OMC report	J. Wagener

ISO/WG5 report	K. Hirchert

Comments from members

Local Arrangements

Subgroup Head reports / goals for meeting	Subgroup heads

12:00	Lunch

1:30	Subgroup meetings

Tuesday, February 6, 1996

8:30	Subgroup reports and processing	Subgroup heads

12:00	Lunch

1:30	Subgroup Meetings

Wednesday, February 7, 1996

8:30	Subgroup report and processing	J. Shepherd

Subgroup Meetings

12:00	Lunch

1:30	Subgroup Meetings

Thursday, February 8, 1996

8:30	Subgroup reports and processing	Subgroup heads

Subgroup Meetings

12:00	Lunch

1:30	Subgroup Meetings

4:30	U.S. TAG

Friday, February 9, 1996

8:30	Subgroup reports and processing	Subgroup heads

12:00	Lunch

1:30	Subgroup Reports and Processing	Subgroup heads

3:30	Closing Business	J. Wagener

Membership Report	L. Rolison

Future Meetings	L. Rolison

Treasurer's Report	M. North

Next Meeting Agenda	L. Rolison

Review of Action Items	C. Dedo

Comments from Members

5:00	Adjournment

Agenda for X3J3 Meeting 135

(as Adopted)

1.	Monday, February 5, 1996 8:30 am

1.1	Opening business	J. Wagener

1.2	Meeting objectives and Chair's report	J. Wagener

1.3	Adoption of agenda

1.4	Approval of Meeting 135 minutes	C. Dedo

1.5	Review Meeting 135 action items	C. Dedo

1.6	X3/OMC report (if any)	J. Wagener

1.7	ISO/WG5 Report	J. Wagener/D. Hendrickson

1.8	Treasurer's report	M. North

1.9	Beginning membership report	L. Rolison

1.10	Comments from members

1.11	Local arrangements	J. Wagener

1.12	Subgroup assignments	J. Wagener

1.13	Conditional compilation presentation	D. Epstein

Subgroup meetings

1.14	Subgroup reports (4:00 pm)
Subgroup heads

2.	Tuesday, February 6, 1996 8:30 am

Subgroup meetings

2.1	Subgroup reports and processing (3:00pm)
Subgroup heads

2.2	TAG meeting	(3:30 pm)	J. Wagener/D. Hendrickson

3.	Wednesday, February 7, 1996 8:30 am

3.1	Future meetings	M. North

3.2	Presentation on Asynchronous I/O	R. Bleikamp

3.3	Subgroup reports and processing
Subgroup heads

Subgroup meetings

3.4	Subgroup reports (4:30 pm)
Subgroup heads

3.5	Future meeting dates and locations	M. North

4.	Thursday, February 8, 1996 8:30 am

4.1	Requirements for Fortran 2000	S. Whitlock

4.2	Interval arithmetic presentation/discussion
B. Kearfott

Subgroup meetings

4.3	TR liaison reports
Liaisons

4.4	Subgroup reports (3:00 pm)
Subgroup heads

4.5	TAG meeting (5:00 pm)	D. Hendrickson

5.	Friday, February 9, 1996 8:30 am

5.1	Subgroup reports
Subgroup heads

5.2	Fortran 2000 Development Plan and Schedule	J. Wagener

5.3	Future meetings	M. North

5.4	Review of action items	C. Dedo

5.5	Closing membership report	L. Rolison

5.6	Treasurer's report	M. North

5.7	Next meeting agenda	L. Rolison

5.8	Comments from members

Adjournment

Appendix B

X3J3 Register of Documents for 1996

Standing Documents

Paper Number Title

X3J3/96-000 Register of Documents

X3J3/96-001 Membership List

X3J3/96-002 (Unused)

X3J3/96-003 X3J3 Member References

X3J3/96-004 Journal of Development

X3J3/96 -005r1 X3J3 Resolutions and Responses to WG5 Resolutions

X3J3/96-006 Defect Report

X3J3/96-007 Draft Revision to Fortran 95

X3J3/96-008 Editorial Considerations for 9X Draft Revision

X3J3/96-009 Technical Proposals for Future Revisions

X3J3/96-010 (Unused)

1996 Papers

Paper Number Submitter Date Title

X3J3/96-021 Shepherd 951127 006 Post-Meeting 135 Letter Ballot

X3J3/96-022 Maine 951130 Edits Incorporated in X3J3/95-007r2

X3J3/96-023 Dedo 960110 Interpretation 202, Evaluation of Intrinsic Procedures

X3J3/96-024 Shepherd 960109 Results of the Post Meeting 135 006 Letter Ballot

X3J3/96-025 Shepherd 960119 RFI on EXTERNAL submitted by M. Hennecke

X3J3/96-026 Shepherd 960119 96-006 Status

X3J3/96-027 Epstein 960119 What is a CoCo Module?

X3J3/96-028 Kearfott 960123 Interval Arithmetic in Fortran - Some Specifics

X3J3/96-029 Kearfott 960123 Supplementary Notes - Interval Arithmetic in Fortran

X3J3/96-030 Maine 960129 Edits made to X3J3/95-007r2

X3J3/96-031 Epstein 960205 CoCo Straw Definition

X3J3/96-032 Rolison 960205 Informal National Letter Ballot on WG5 N1166

X3J3/96-033 Martin 960205 Proposal to Add Asynchronous Input/Output (114-JTM-6, 11/20/89)

X3J3/96-034 Reid 960205 UK Substantive Point 5

X3J3/96-035 Epstein 960205 CoCo Straw 2

X3J3/96-036 Munroe 960206 Questions About Command Line Arguments in Fortran 2000

X3J3/96-037 Maine 960206 Suggested Minor Edits to Corregendum 3

X3J3/96-038 Maine 960206 Response to Editorial Comments on N1166

X3J3/96-039r1 Hendrickson 960206 Liaison Report on C Interoperability TR

X3J3/96-040r1 /JOR 960206 Asynchronous I/O: Requirements for F2000

X3J3/96-041 Reid 960206 (SC22WG5.1031) Exceptions Technical Report

X3J3/96-042 Meissner 960207 Five Proposed JOR Items

X3J3/96-043r1 Bierman 960207 Floating Point Exception Handling Liaison Report

X3J3/96-044r1 Bierman 960207 Three Proposed JOR Items

X3J3/96-045r1 /Parallel 960207 Liaison Report on Allocatable Components TR

X3J3/96-046 /JOR 960207 Proposed JOR Item on Generic Pointers

X3J3/96-047 /OOF 960208 Liaison Report on Parameterized Derived Types

X3J3/96-048r2 /OOF 960208 Liaison Report on Conditional Compilation

X3J3/96-049 Dedo 960208 Four JOR Items

X3J3/96-050 /OOF 960208 Resolution of UK Substantive Point 5

X3J3/96-051 Dedo 960208 Lower Case and Mixed Case Syntax Elements

X3J3/96-052 North 960222 Meeting 136 Treasurer's Report

X3J3/96-053 Dedo 960217 Meeting 136 Minutes

Appendix C

Future Meetings and Distribution Assignments

Meeting conventions

- 4 meetings per year

- attempt to schedule second full week of month

- attempt to schedule meetings back to back with WG5 meetings

Future Meeting Schedule

137 May 13-17, 1996 - Las Vegas, NV

Pre-meeting distribution deadline: April 8

Pre-meeting distribution: Zongaro, IBM

Post-meeting distribution: Smith, UMN

138 August 12-16, 1996 - Las Vegas, NV

Pre-meeting distribution deadline: July 8

Pre-meeting distribution: Terpstra, Princeton

Post-meeting distribution: Wagener, self

139 November 11-15, 1996 - Las Vegas, NV

Pre-meeting distribution deadline: October 7

Pre-meeting distribution: Warnock, LANL

Post-meeting distribution: Whitlock, DEC

140 February 10-14, 1997 - Las Vegas, NV

Pre-meeting distribution deadline: January 6

Pre-meeting distribution: Bierman, Sun

Post-meeting distribution: Hirchert, U of Ill.

Excused:	Brainerd, Dedo, Epstein, Hendrickson, Martin

List for Distribution Recipients

Agenda and meeting notice sent to:

Principals

Alternates

Observers, consultants, liaisons

WG5/ISO members

Interested parties that specifically request to be sent the material either via surface mail or email

REQUIREMENT: Distribution 4 Weeks prior to meeting (SD-2 4.3.3)

Pre and post meeting distribution sent to:

Principals

FEW additional others:

Alternates that wish to receive the material

Active participants, such as former members, that specifically ask to receive the material

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)

Appendix D

Committee Organization

Officers

Chair	J. Wagener

Vice Chair	L. Rolison

International Rep	D. Hendrickson

Secretary	C. Dedo (acting)

Treasurer	M. North

Librarian	M. North

Editor	R. Maine

Maintenance	R. Bleikamp

Vocabulary Rep.	K. Hirchert

Subgroups

The subgroup names shown below are essentially historical. At this meeting, the Chair suggested an alternate alignment of committee members to the historically named subgroups in order to handle the work objectives of the meeting. Not all groups were active at this meeting.

X3J3/Edit:	Prepares the draft standard; responsible for documents 007 and 008

R. Maine (Head)

X3J3/Interop	Interoperability with other computing languages; Interoperability Technical Report liaison

H. Zongaro (Head)

X3J3/Interp:	Interpretation request processing; standing document 006

R. Bleikamp (Head)

X3J3/JOR:	Journal of Requirements for 1996 (standing document 004)

J. Adams, C. Dedo, R. Bleikamp, L. Rolison, S. Whitlock (Head)

X3J3/OOF:	Object-Oriented Fortran - Data Enhancements Technical Report

D. Epstein, K. Hirchert (Head), J. Martin, L. Meissner

X3J3/Parallel:	Parallel computing; in particular, coordinates with X3H5 and HPFF; Exception Handling Technical Report

K. Bierman, W. Brainerd, R. Hendrickson (Head), R. Maine

Appendix E

Membership Summary

X3J3 Meeting Attendance (Principal Members)

Meeting #	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31
32	33	34	35	36

Location	CT	FL	IL	BE	NM	CA	NV	ED	MA
TX	HI	CO	CA	NV

Date	11	02	05	07	11	02	05	08	11
01	04	08	11	02

92	93	93	93	93	94	94	94	94
95	95	95	95	96

Name	Affiliation

Barber, Graham	Edinburgh	R	A	A**	R**	R	A	R	R	V	A	V
A**	V	R

Bierman, Keith	Sun	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V

Brainerd, Walt	Unicomp	V	A	A**	R**	V	R	V	R	A	V	R
V	V	V

Bush, Bruce	Lahey	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	A	R	A**	V	A**	V	R

Dedo, Craig	self	P	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V

Epstein, David	self	P	V	V	V	V

Hendrickson, Dick	self	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	A	V	A**	V	V	V

Hirchert, Kurt	Univ. Illinois	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V
V	V	V

Levine, David	HP	R	R	R	R	V	V	V	A	V	V	A	V	A**	R

Maine, Richard	NASA	V	A	V	V	A	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V

North, Mallory	Rose-Hulman Inst	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V
V	V	V	V

Rolison, Larry	Cray Research	R	R	V	V	V	V	V	R	V	V	V
V	V	V

Smith, Brian	UNM	R	A	R	A**	R	R	R	A	R	R	V	A	A**
R

Terpstra, Ted	Princeton	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A	V	E	V	V	V
A

Wagener, Jerry	self	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V	V

Warnock, Tony	LANL	P	V	A	V	V	A

Whitlock, Stan	DEC	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	A	V	V	V	V	V	V

Zongaro, Henry	IBM	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	R	A

V present and voting

R absent but represented

A absent and not represented

P present but not voting

E excused

Q resigned

** missed 2 of last 3 meetings

*** LOST membership

Total Membership at beginning of Meeting: 18

One over Half: 10

Quorum: 6

Total Membership at end of Meeting: 18

Total Members Attended or Represented: 15

Total Attendees: 18

Changes since Meeting 135:

Lost Membership:

Jose Oglesby (Microsoft)

James Himer (Self)

New Members:

(none)

Other Changes:

Convex was purchased by Hewlett- Packard

so Convex no longer has an independent

membership; Richard Bleikamp is now

David Levine's alternate.

Jeanne Martin gave up her principal membership

and is now Brian Smith's alternate.

Alternates representing principals at meeting:

John Cuthbertson (Graham Barber)

Tom Lahey (Bruce Bush)

Rich Bleikamp (David Levine)

Jeanne Martin (Brian Smith)

Visitors at Meeting:

Non-voting alterrnates present:

Jeanne Adams

Prospective members (observer meeting):

Loren Meissner (self)

Baker Kearfott (affiliation not yet declared)

Appendix F

X3J3 Membership

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PRINCIPALS

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Graham Barber

Edinburgh Portable Compilers, Ltd.

17 Alva Street

Edinburgh EH2 4PH

SCOTLAND

Email: gra@epc.co.uk

Phone: 44 131 225 6262

Fax: 44 131 225 6644

Alternate: John S. Cuthbertson

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Keith H. Bierman

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

SunSoft Developer Products

2550 Garcia

UMPK16-304

Mountain View CA 94043

Email: keith.bierman@sun.com

Phone: (415) 786-9296

Fax: (415) 786-9551

Alternate: Michael Ingrassia

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Walter S. Brainerd

Unicomp Inc.

1874 San Bernardino Ave NE

Albuquerque NM 87122

Email: walt@fortran.com

Phone: (505) 275-0800

Fax: (505) 856-1501

Alternate: Jeanne Adams, Charles Ritz

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Craig T. Dedo

17130 W. Burleigh Place

Brookfield WI 53005

Email: Craig.Dedo@mixcom.com

Phone: (414) 783-5869

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David Epstein

Imagine1P.O. Box 250

Sweet Home OR 97386

Email: david@imagine1.com

Phone: (541) 383-4846

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Richard A. Hendrickson

50 Melbourne Ave SE

Minneapolis MN 55414

Email: rah@ssesco.com

Phone: (612) 378-9694

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Kurt W. Hirchert

University of Illinois

152 Computing Applications Bldg.

605 East Springfield Avenue

Champaign IL 61820

Email: hirchert@ncsa.uiuc.edu

Phone: (217) 333-8093

Fax: (217) 244-2909

Alternate: Murray Freeman

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David R. Levine

Hewlett-Packard Company

MS CHR-02-DC

Massachusetts Language Lab.

300 Apollo Drive

Chelmsford MA 01824

Email: drlevine@apollo.hp.com

Phone: (508) 436-4015

Fax: (508) 436-5135

Alternate: Richard Bleikamp

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Richard Maine

NASA Dryden

M/S D-2033

P.O. Box 273

Edwards CA 93523

Email: maine@altair.dfrc.nasa .gov

Phone: (805) 258-3316

Fax: (805) 258-3567

Alternate: Bruce Martin

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Dr. C. Mallory North, Jr.

Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

5500 Wabash Ave.

Campus Box 150

Terre Haute IN 47803

Email: Charles.M.North@Rose-H ulman.Edu

Phone: (812) 877-8216

Fax: (812) 877-3198

Alternate: Patricia Brackin

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Larry Rolison

Cray Research Inc.

655F Lone Oak Dr.

Eagan MN 55121

Email: lrr@cray.com

Phone: (612) 683-5807

Fax: (612) 683-5307

Alternate: Jon Steidel

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Bob Runyan

Lahey Computer Systems Inc.

865 Tahoe Blvd

Suite 204

P. O. Box 6091

Incline Village NV 89450-6091

Email: bruny@lahey.com

Phone: (702) 831-2500 x422

Fax: (702) 831-8123

Alternate: Tom Lahey

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Brian T. Smith

University of New Mexico

Computer Science Dept.

339 Farris Engineering Center

Albuquerque NM 87131

Email: smith@unmvax.cs.unm.ed u

Phone: (505) 277-5500

Fax: (505) 277-0813

Alternate: Jeanne T. Martin

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Ted Terpstra

General Atomics

Building 13 / Room 514

San Diego CA 92121-1194

Email: terpstra@gav.gat.com

Phone: (619) 455-4188

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Jerrold L. Wagener

6 East 5th

Suite 308

Tulsa OK 74103

Email: jwagener@ionet.net

Phone: (918) 592-3023

Fax: (918) 592-3023

Alternate: Rex Page

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Tony Warnock

Los Alamos National Lab.

MS B265

CIC-3

P.O. Box 1663

Los Alamos NM 87545

Email: ttw@lanl.gov

Phone: (505) 667-2225

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Stan Whitlock

Digital Equipment Corp.

ZK02-3/N30

110 Spit Brook Road

Nashua NH 03062

Email: whitlock@tle.enet.dec. com

Phone: (603) 881-2011

Fax: (603) 881-0120

Alternate: Keith Kimball

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Henry Zongaro

IBM Canada Ltd.

3T/123/1150/TOR

1150 Eglinton Avenue East

North York Ontario M3C 1H7

CANADA

Email: zongaro@vnet.ibm.com

Phone: (416) 448-6044

Fax: (416) 448-6057

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ALTERNATES

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Jeanne C. Adams

NCAR

Scientific Computing Division

P.O. Box 3000

Boulder CO 80307

Email: jeanne@ncar.ucar.edu

Phone: (303) 497-1275

Fax: (303) 497-1137

Alternate to: Walt Brainerd

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Richard Bleikamp

Convex Technology Center of Hewlett-Packard Company

3000 Waterview Parkway

P. O. Box 833851

Richardson TX 75083-3851

Email: bleikamp@convex.com

Phone: (214) 497-4133

Fax: (214) 497-4500

Alternate to: David Levine

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Dr. Patricia Brackin

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

5500 Wabash Ave.

Campus Box 165

Terre Haute IN 47803

Email: Patricia.Brackin@Rose- Hulman.edu

Phone: (812) 877-8106

Fax: (812) 877-3198

Alternate to: C. Mallory North

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John S. Cuthbertson

Edinburgh Portable Compilers, Ltd.

17 Alva Street

Edinburgh EH2 4PH

SCOTLAND

Email: johnc@epc.co.uk

Phone: 011 44 131 225 6262

Fax: 011 44 131 225 6644

Alternate to: Graham Barber

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Murray F. Freeman

FOSI Limited

P.O. Box 184

Paupack PA 18451-0184

Email: x3t2mf@delphi.com

Phone: (717) 857-0658

Fax: (717) 857-1378

Alternate to: Kurt Hirchert

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Michael Ingrassia

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

SunSoft Developer Products

2550 Garcia

UMPK16-304

Mountain View CA 94043

Email: michael.ingrassia@sun. com

Phone: (415) 786-8998

Fax: (415) 786-9551

Alternate to: Keith Bierman

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Keith Kimball

Digital Equipment Corp.

ZK02-3/N30

110 Spit Brook Road

Nashua NH 03062

Email: kimball@tle.enet.dec.c om

Phone: (603) 881-0120

Fax: (603) 881-0120

Alternate to: Stan Whitlock

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Tom Lahey

Lahey Computer Systems Inc.

865 Tahoe Blvd

Suite 204

P. O. Box 6091

Incline Village NV 89450-6091

Email: tlahe@lahey.com

Phone: (702) 831-2500

Fax: (702) 831-8323

Alternate to: Bob Runyan

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Bruce A. Martin

Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider

Build 911-C

Brookhaven National Laboratory

Upton NY 11973

Email: bam@bnl.gov

Phone: (516) 282-5647

Alternate to: Richard Maine

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Jeanne T. Martin

Lawrence Livermore Natl. Lab.

7000 East Avenue

P. O. Box 808

L-300

Livermore CA 94550

Email: jtm@llnl.gov

Phone: (510) 422-3753

Fax: (510) 423-8704

Alternate to: Brian Smith ---------------------- ---

Rex L. Page

School of Computer Science

University of Oklahoma

200 Felgar Street -Room 114

Norman OK 73109

Email: rlpage@cs.uoknor.edu

Phone: (405) 325-4397

Fax: (405) 325-4044

Alternate to: Jerry Wagener

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Charles Ritz

Fortran Journal

P.O. Box 4201

Fullerton CA 92634

Phone: (714) 441-2022

Alternate to: Walt Brainerd

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Jon Steidel

Cray Research Inc.

655F Lone Oak Drive

Eagan MN 55121

Email: jls@cray.com

Phone: (612) 683-5734

Fax: (612) 683-5307

Alternate to: Larry Rolison

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OBSERVERS

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Bor Chan

NERSC

Lawrence Livermore National Lab.

University of California

P. O. Box 5509

L-560

Livermore CA 94550

Phone: (415) 422-4017

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L. M. Delves

N.A. Software Ltd.

Roscoe House

62 Roscoe Street

Liverpool L1 9DW

ENGLAND

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David Mattoon

1547 North Sheridan Road

Lake Forest IL 60045

Email: dmattoon@ix.netcom.com

Phone: (312) 567-4716

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Lindsey Savage

University of Manchester

Manchester Computer CentreOxford Road Computer Building

Manchester M13 9PL

UNITED KINGDOM

Phone: 061 273 7121

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Hideo Wada

Software Division

Fujitsu Limited

140 Miyamoto

Numazu-shi Shizuoka 410-03

JAPAN

Email: wada@lp.nm.fujitsu.co. jp

Phone: (0559) 23-2222

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OMC Secretary

ITIC

Suite 200

1250 Eye Street NW

Washington D.C. 20005

Email: x3sec@itic.nw.dc.us

Phone: (202) 626-5740

Fax: (202) 628-2829

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LIAISONS

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Ingemar Dahlstrand

DNA/LTH

Box 118

Lund S-22100

SWEDEN

Email: ingo@dna.lth.se

Liaison from: WG5/Sweden

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Jeffrey Fried

Informix, Inc.

4100 Bohannon Drive

Menlo Park CA 94025

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