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SAB Sponsor Progress Report

This report outlines the activities of the POSIX Standards Committee (PASC) as of June 2013. The Austin Group is currently the most active working group, focusing on integrating the technical content of IEEE 1003.26 into the base POSIX standard, 1003.1. As of this date, only one Project Authorization Request (PAR) has been approved, and one standard has been sent to ballot and subsequently approved for publication. Additionally, Corrigendum 1 of the 1003.1-2008 standard was approved to correct previous errors in its preparation.

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SAB Sponsor Progress Report

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  1. SAB Sponsor Progress Report Joseph Gwinn POSIX: CS/Portable Applications Standards Committee (PASC) 7 June 2013

  2. CS/PASC Activity Summary (1) • Active Working Groups • The Austin Group has most of the activity • The Realtime Group is working on moving 1003.26 into 1003.1 • See Additional-Highlights slide • WG size: Austin Reflector has ~350 people; of which perhaps 10% generate most of the traffic, and the rest post only when a specific issue surfaces • Number of PARs approved YTD: 1 • Number of Stds sent to ballot: 1 • Number of Stds approved for publication: 1

  3. CS/PASC Activity Summary (2) • 1003.1-2008-Cor_1 Standard for Information Technology - Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX) - Corrigendum 1 – was approved • This corrigendum corrects technical and other non-editorial errors made during the preparation of 1003.1-2008, latest version, which covers Portable Operating System Interfaces

  4. YTD Additional Highlights • CS/PASC intends to move the technical content of IEEE 1003.26R into the base POSIX standard, 1003.1 via The Austin Group • A submission is being prepared for The Austin Group • Policies and Procedures are being aligned with current P&P template

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