Austin Group Editors Notes arising from SD/5 Pt2      Austin-302 Page 1 of 1
Submitted by Andrew Josey, The Open Group.              June 9 2006



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Last Updated June 9 2006



Changes for the revision:
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Note to editor, when applying the change unless a specific change
history is separately recorded, we need to record a reference,
for example:
   SD5 XSH ERN 113 is applied, updating the APPLICATION USAGE.
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SD5 XSH ERN 120 (14 Jan 2006)  
XSH sched_yield

Add to Application Usage XSH page 1261:

The conceptual model for scheduling semantics in this standard
defines a set of thread lists. This set of thread lists is always present
regardless of the scheduling options supported by the system.
On a system where the Process Scheduling option is not supported
portable applications should not make any assumptions regarding
whether threads from other processes will be on the same thread list.


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SD5 XBD ERN 69 (11 May 2006)  
XBD fenv.h

Page: 226  Line: 7956-7963  Section: fenv.h

 On line 7956 change:

     "shall define the following"

 to:

     "shall define each of the following"

 After line 7963 add:

     [MX]If the implementation supports the IEC 60559 Floating-Point
     option, all four constants shall be defined. [/MX]
     Additional implementation-defined rounding directions with
     constants beginning with FE_ and an uppercase letter may also
     specified by the implementation.

 Note to the editor: if the use of the word "constants" on the
 <fenv.h> page changes as a result of the macro/constant issue
 raised on the reflector, then the use of "constants" in the
 above new text, and in the new text added by XBD ERN 48, should
 change to match.


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SD5 XSH ERN 130 (22 Feb 2006)  
XCU mv SYNOPSIS  

(note that this was filed under XSH, but is an XCU bug, hence
the odd reference)

http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/utilities/mv.html, second
 paragraph, mentions a "target_dir" operand.  The second synopsis,
 however, mentions "target_file" operand.

 Action:

 Change the final operand in the second synopsis to "target_dir".