JTC1/SC22/WG5
JTC1/SC22/WG5
SC22/WG5 operates an electronic mailing list for distribution
of information. All valid messages sent since the mailing list
started on 1991-10-06 have been archived.
Click here
to access the SC22WG5
archive index. See also below for other indexes.
Organization of the list
The address of the list is <list-name> @
<domain-name> where <list-name>
is sc22wg5, and <domain-name>
is open-std.org. It contains both addresses of individual
members and links to national sub-lists in Japan, UK and USA.
Permission to send messages to the sc22wg5 list is restricted to those
named in a 'whitelist'; this contains the addresses of all the
individuals in the sc22wg5 list, the addresses of members of the
national sub-lists and alternative addresses (e.g. home or office)
for those already included for receipt of mail. It also includes
the addresses of some staff in the secretariats of ISO member bodies
and some former members of standards committees, now classed as
observers.
Membership of the list
Membership is continually updated. To request changes,
address a plain English message (the system is not automatic), to the
list administrator at <list-admin> @ <domain-name>
where <list-admin> is sc22wg5-request and
<domain-name> is as above.
Japan, UK and USA sublists
Those in Japan, the UK or the USA who wish to receive mail should
contact the national list administrator. Using the address
format above, the list-admin names are respectively
jwg5-request, ukfortran-owner and j3-request and the
domain-names are lp.nm.fujitsu.co.jp, accu.org and
j3-fortran.org respectively.
Please note that it is therefore not necessary to address a
message to both the sc22wg5 list and, say, the J3 list.
The UK and USA mailing lists maintain indexes for their own messages which include sc22wg5 messages. The indexes are continually updated but cover a shorter period than the sc22wg5 index. These links give access: UK (available only to members of the UK list), USA.
Joining the list
Generally speaking, list administrators are happy to accommodate on
these lists anyone interested in the development of Fortran standards,
whether or not they are active participants in Fortran meetings.
However matters to do with particular compilers, programming
techniques, programming queries and the like should be addressed to
one of the open Fortran forums, for example the
comp.lang.fortran
newsgroup, the
comp-fortran-90
mailing list or the Fortran Programmers group at
LinkedIn.
David Muxworthy
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