letter ballot comment on clause 4.15
Ralph Weber
roweber at ieee.org
Wed Oct 2 11:06:08 PDT 2013
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* Ralph Weber <roweber at ieee.org>
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Gerry,
I was flummoxed by this too, but ...
The first sign of trouble is the different addition sense codes
specified in the two blocks.
If one applies a pair of tweezers to the search for other differences,
one eventually finds the half dozen words that really matter. The first
block applies to the case where the non-volatile cache is at risk of
becoming volatile. The second block describes the disaster when
volatility really happens.
All the best,
.Ralph
On 10/1/2013 4:06 PM, Gerry Houlder wrote:
> In SBC-3 rev. 35j, clause 4.15, there is a large block of text
> regarding volatile cache becoming non-volatile that is duplicated.
>
> On page 41, there is an a)b) list that describes reporting options for
> a non-volatile cache that is becoming volatile. The exact same a)b)
> list appears near the top of page 42. it is unclear to me which of
> these lists (and introductory sentence) should be deleted. That
> depends on whether some of the other surrounding text is intended to
> be before or after this list.
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