Hi John, Would it be possible to move the 1898 proposal to the 0700-0900 time slot. If I do my time-zone math correctly, the checkers discussion will be over by 8:00 PST. I would rather not miss the checker discussion or the 2005 discussion. Thanks, Tom John Havlicek wrote On 09/28/07 04:37 AM,: > Revised Agenda (all times offset from UTC by -0500): > > 2007-10-02: > . 07:00 - 10:00: 1900 Checkers (related to SV-BC), breakfast served > . 10:00 - 13:00: 2005 Solution for glitch problem (related to SV-BC), lunch served > . 13:00 - 15:00: 1898 Mapping assertion system tasks to callbacks (related to SV-CC) > . 15:00 - 17:00: Grab bag discussion, tea served > . Dinner offsite at attendees' expense > > 2007-10-03: > . 07:00 - 09:00: 1932 LTL operators, breakfast served > . 09:00 - 11:00: 1667 Local variable arguments > . 11:00 - 13:00: (no mantis) Formal semantics of cover statements, lunch served > . 13:00 - 17:00: Grab bag discussion, tea served > > This agenda assumes that the following items are resolved by the time of the > face-to-face meeting: > > * Adding missing argument types (1549) > * Local variable initializers (1668) > * Future value functions (1682) > * Let construct in assertions (1728) > * Boolean implication and equivalence (1758) > > If not, then discussion of any of these items outstanding will be worked > into the grab bag discussions or otherwise. > > Meetings will be held in Building A, Classroom 150 of Freescale's Parmer > Lane facility: > > 7700 West Parmer Lane > Austin, TX 78729 > > To reach the facility from downtown: > > - Travel north on the Mopac Expressway (Loop 1), exit at Parmer Lane > - Travel northwest on Parmer Lane to Tamayo Drive > - Turn right at Tamayo drive to enter the facility > > The entrance at Tamayo Drive leads to the front of Building B, where there > are flags. To the left is Building A and a visitor parking lot. If you > are driving, you may park in either visitor or non-visitor spaces. > > During the meetings we will use our customary conference number: > > Country Number > > AUSTRALIA 1800009128 > AUSTRIA 0800291873 > BELGIUM 080077334 > CANADA 8008671147 > CHINA TELECOM (CT) 108001400732 > CHINA NETCOM (CNC) 108007140759 > DENMARK 80703159 > FINLAND 0800770233 > FRANCE 0800941695 > GERMANY 08001014519 > GREECE 0080016122039738 > HONG KONG 800933578 > HUNGARY 0680017180 > INDIA 0008001006032 > INDONESIA 008800105607 > IRELAND 1800944116 > ISRAEL 1809459738 > ITALY 800782388 > JAPAN 00531160427 > LUXEMBOURG 80023985 > MALAYSIA 1800808386 > MONACO 80093186 > NETHERLANDS 08002658223 > NEW ZEALAND 0800443736 > NORWAY 80057409 > POLAND 008001114672 > PORTUGAL 800819106 > RUSSIA 81080022801012 > SINGAPORE 8001011470 > SOUTH AFRICA 0800992835 > SOUTH KOREA 00308140540 > SPAIN 900967020 > SWEDEN 0201400559 > SWITZERLAND 0800563054 > TAIWAN 00801126585 > THAILAND 0018001562039684 > UNITED KINGDOM 08005280546 > UNITED STATES 8008671147 > > Access Code: 7375405 > > -- ------------------ Thomas J. Thatcher Sun Microsystems ------------------ -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Fri Sep 28 10:32:55 2007
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