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Dear WG5,

In my report to SC22, I am supposed to have a section labelled 'Liaisons'. I 
would like to list some names. This is what I said last year under 'Cooperation 
and Competition'

"WG5 cooperates closely with the ANSI INCITS/J3 Fortran Technical
Committee, to whom it has delegated the technical development of
Fortran 2003 as well as the maintenance of Fortran 95 (ISO/IEC
1539-1:1997). There is also close contact with the industry-driven HPF
and OpenMP Architecture Review Board, with several members of the
Board also being members of J3 and/or WG5. For example, the OpenMP
board has aligned the OpenMP 2.0 Release with Fortran 95. Many of
those responsible for the development of commercial Fortran compilers
are members of J3 and/or WG5.

"Other important liaisons are those with IFIP WG2.5 (Numerical
Software), IEEE 754 (Floating-point hardware), and ANSI INCITS/H2
(Data base)."


Van is the obvious liaison for WG2.5. Is this OK, Van?

I think Matthijs is the obvious liaison for HPF and OpenMp. Is this OK, Matthijs?

I think Craig Dedo is the obvious liaison for H2. Is this OK, Craig?

What about IEEE 754? Are there any others? C? MPI?

Help!

John


