[wg11] STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

Mon Nov 2 08:23:11 EST 2009

Gerry,

I have sent you the information you requested by separate e-mail.

In this forum I would like to know the process by which this information
can be updated. All developers on the distribution list are (I hope!)
constantly updating their code as they improve their algorithms or bugs
are reported. As a result the version information supplied on this form
will soon be out of date. Version 1.4 of Eep is currently undergoing
testing and will soon be available publically (for free as always ;-).
At that point I would like to update the information you hold to reflect
the latest version. It would be best if I could do the update myself to
ensure the information correctly reflects not only version changes, but
also any changes to supported platforms etc.

Best regards

Phil

From: Radack, Gerald [mailto:Radack at ctc.com] 
Sent: 26 October 2009 15:09
To: Phil Spiby; loffredo at steptools.com; staub at pdtec.de;
jochen.haenisch at epmtech.jotne.com; joshua.lubell at nist.gov; Ungerer, Max;
clanning at users.sf.net
Cc: Barnard Feeney, Allison; wg11 at steptools.com; SC4sec at tc184-sc4.org;
Thomas Thurman
Subject: RE: STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

Dear EXPRESS compiler developers:

I am collecting a list of EXPRESS complier [name, version, platform,
link] tuples, for a list that will be referenced from a SharePoint
version of the internal review checklist. This will enable project teams
to more precisely specify which compilers were used to compile their
schemas, which I hope will lead to higher schema quality. I only need
compilers that are likely to be in use today by SC 4 project teams
(historical versions from 10 years ago are not needed).

The link field is optional and is intended to go to a download page for
the compiler. If the same download page is used for several versions, it
could be repeated in several tuples.

NOTE The list of compilers that were used to compile schemas for a part
is currently in the project leader approval checklist, but I am
proposing to move it to the internal review checklist.

Could you please send me the information by 2009-11-02? Please send
using the attached spreadsheet or as a CSV file if possible.

Please forward this email to any software providers not on the
distribution list.

Kind regards,

Gerry Radack

From: Phil Spiby [mailto:phil.spiby at eurostep.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 10:18 AM
To: Radack, Gerald; Barnard Feeney, Allison; modules at tc184-sc4.org;
wg3 at tc184-sc4.org; wg12 at tc184-sc4.org; loffredo at steptools.com;
staub at pdtec.de; Phil Spiby; jochen.haenisch at epmtech.jotne.com
Subject: RE: STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

Gerry,

I think the LFOAS may cause problems due to the differences in modelling
styles etc. Though I do agree it is something we should look at.

Before we get there though we also need to look at SFOAS (short form of
all schemas). This may give us the ability to identify problems and the
source of those problems before we generate the LFOAS from it.

Phil

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> -----Original Message-----

> From: Radack, Gerald [mailto:Radack at ctc.com]

> Sent: 25 September 2009 15:02

> To: Barnard Feeney, Allison; modules at tc184-sc4.org; wg3 at tc184-sc4.org;

> wg12 at tc184-sc4.org; loffredo at steptools.com; staub at pdtec.de;

> philip.spiby at eurostep.com; jochen.haenisch at epmtech.jotne.com

> Subject: RE: STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

> 

> All:

> 

> I added some further thoughts.

> 

> With regard to:

> 

> - Populate SharePoint list of all SC 4 EXPRESS schemas

> 

> This was a separate action item (with stuckee me), but I think it
would

> be useful to have this list for the cleanup, so I put it in. The list

> has already been created. But it needs to be populated.

> 

> - Define long form of all schemas (LFOAS? "super long form")?

> 

> This is something we have discussed off and on for a while, including

> under the Task Force to describe requirements for "Cross-AP-

> Implementations", established by RESOLUTION 740 (Louisville, KY USA -

> March 2008). It would help to ensure consistency of the modules as a

> whole if we can do a build of all modular ARM or MIM EXPRESS into one

> long form.

> 

> Gerry

> 

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: Radack, Gerald

> > Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 8:48 AM

> > To: 'Barnard Feeney, Allison'; modules at tc184-sc4.org; wg3 at tc184-

> > sc4.org; wg12 at tc184-sc4.org; loffredo at steptools.com; staub at pdtec.de;

> > philip.spiby at eurostep.com; jochen.haenisch at epmtech.jotne.com

> > Subject: RE: STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

> >

> > Allison:

> >

> > Sounds like a great idea. Attached is the document with my comments.

> >

> > Do you remember at which meeting it was discussed?

> >

> > An important part of this is not to stop at just checking that the

> > EXPRESS compiles. We should have some test data sets for the various

> > APs and check that they validate against the EXPRESS.

> >

> > Gerry

> >

> >

> > > -----Original Message-----

> > > From: Barnard Feeney, Allison

> > > [mailto:allison.barnardfeeney at nist.gov]

> > > Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 7:50 AM

> > > To: modules at tc184-sc4.org; wg3 at tc184-sc4.org; wg12 at tc184-sc4.org;

> > > loffredo at steptools.com; staub at pdtec.de; philip.spiby at eurostep.com;

> > > jochen.haenisch at epmtech.jotne.com

> > > Cc: Barnard Feeney, Allison

> > > Subject: STEPMod EXPRESS Clean-Up

> > >

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > On a recent STEP Modules Interest Group telecon I promised to

> launch

> > > an activity to perform an extensive clean-up of the EXPRESS in the

> > STEP

> > > modules repository.   Attached is a first draft of a plan to do

> this.

> > > Please send me an email if you are interested in participating in

> > this

> > > process.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Allison Barnard Feeney

> > > NIST

> 

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