Re: New vote on SUAVE or Objective VHDL


Subject: Re: New vote on SUAVE or Objective VHDL
From: John Michael Williams (jwill@pacbell.net)
Date: Thu Jun 22 2000 - 22:53:37 PDT


Hi Peter.

I think there should be at least one more
alternative to the motion: Neither.

Do we really need a computer program to write a
standards document?

Object-orientation is going out of style, and time's
a wasting.

-- 
                         John
                     jwill@pacbell.net
                     John Michael Williams
                     Member, DASC and SA

Peter J. Ashenden wrote: > > Dear colleagues, > > As you will recall from discussion on this list, the outcome of the > previous vote on whether to adopt SUAVE or Objective VHDL was somewhat > ambiguous. At the recent Working Group meeting, a new vote was called > for > to resolve the question. > > I therefore put the question: > > Which strawman should be adopted as the basis for work towards > a standard: > > ____ SUAVE > > ____ Objective-VHDL > > When considering the question, please bear in mind that the selected > proposal will serve as the starting point for the Working Group to > develop > a Trial Use standard. The Working Group may choose to add features not > included in the adopted proposal. For example, should SUAVE be adopted, > entity/architecture inheritance may be added. Alternatively, should > Objective VHDL be adopted, type-genericity may be added. > > I remind you of the Review Panel's findings and recommendation, which > can > be found at: > > http://www.cs.adelaide.edu.au/users/petera/suave/review-report.txt > > Links to information about SUAVE and Objective VHDL can be found at: > > http://www.eda.org/oovhdl/ > > Please vote by email to me (petera@cs.adelaide.edu.au) or to Wolfgang > (nebel@offis.de) by 5pm US-PDT, Friday 7 July 2000. > > The formal vote is limited to members of DASC or IEEE Standards > Association. Please indicate whether you are a member of either. We > will > also tally an informal vote of members of the oovhdl@eda.org list, so > please vote even if you aren't a DASC or IEEE-SA member. Thanks. > > Cheers, > > PA > -- > Dr. Peter J. Ashenden Email: petera@cs.adelaide.edu.au > Dept. Computer Science peter.ashenden@acm.org > University of Adelaide peter.ashenden@computer.org > Adelaide, SA 5005 Phone: +61 8 8303 4477 > Australia Fax: +61 8 8303 4366 > > WWW: http://www.cs.adelaide.edu.au/~petera (includes PGP public key)



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