[cpp-threads] [Fwd: RE: Mid-term mailing deadline]

[Andrei Alexandrescu]

True, but solely for political reasons it would be great to have a 
document in place that outlines the progress and the commitment of the 
"task force". Maybe only an executive-level overview of the decisions 
made so far, the syntaxes discussed (in the committee everybody loves 
discussing matters of syntax), and the major steps ahead would do fine. 
That'll keep them busy til next meeting :o).

Andrei

Boehm, Hans wrote:
> Are we planning on submitting anything about the memory model?
> I think things are sufficiently in flux at the moment that we're
> better off waiting for the next (pre-Mont-Tremblant) mailing, when
> we might have something more coherent.  I think it's important to
> have something then, to discuss at the next meeting.
> 
> Hans
> 
> 
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: 
>>Cpp-threads_decadentplace.org.uk-bounces at decadentplace.org.uk 
>>[mailto:Cpp-threads_decadentplace.org.uk-bounces at decadentplace
>>.org.uk] On Behalf Of Andrei Alexandrescu
>>Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 12:12 PM
>>To: cpp-threads at decadentplace.org.uk
>>Subject: [cpp-threads] [Fwd: RE: Mid-term mailing deadline]
>>
>>
>>Nota bene! Deadline is coming.
>>
>>Andrei
>>
>>-------- Original Message --------
>>Subject: RE: Mid-term mailing deadline
>>Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:29:12 -0700
>>From: Nelson, Clark <clark.nelson at intel.com>
>>Reply-To: c++std-all at accu.org
>>To: undisclosed-recipients:;
>>
>>To: C++ committee
>>Message c++std-all-2945
>>
>>The deadline is now just a week away.
>>
>>I will be on the road Monday through Wednesday of next week, 
>>probably without email access. But I will be back in the 
>>office by Friday.
>>
>>Clark
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>From: c++std=all at accu.org [mailto:c++std=all at accu.org] On
>>>Behalf Of Nelson, Clark
>>>Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 10:41
>>>To: undisclosed-recipients
>>>Subject: Mid-term mailing deadline
>>>
>>>To: C++ committee
>>>Message c++std-all-2943
>>>
>>>The deadline for the mid-term mailing is --06-24, two weeks
>>>from today.
>>>If you want to publish something in this mailing, the first 
>>
>>step is to
>>
>>>get document numbers from me. Please note that it's not necessary to
>>>wait until the last minute to request document numbers.
>>>
>>>As always, a document should be in one of plain text, HTML or PDF 
>>>format. In all cases, the title, document numbers, 
>>
>>author(s) and date 
>>
>>>should all appear prominently on the first page of the 
>>
>>document. The 
>>
>>>preferred format for the document date is ISO standard (yyyy-mm-dd, 
>>>with the month expressed numerically). Ideally, PDF format 
>>
>>documents 
>>
>>>should have the document numbers in a page header or footer.
>>>
>>>Unlike usual, I will be out of the office until almost the
>>>deadline, so
>>>I will not be replying to email as promptly as I usually do -- I'll
>>>probably be checking mail only about once a day.
>>>
>>>-- 
>>>Clark Nelson		Vice chair, J16 (ANSI C++ 
>>
>>standard committee)
>>
>>>Intel Corporation
>>>clark.nelson at intel.com
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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