Re: [dita-sidsc] Groups - Proposed changes for multiple registers/components (usecases-dimensions.ppt) uploaded

Better late than never, right? 

Thanks for figuring out how to handle
multiple instances of registers and components.  I just have a few
minor comments or questions. . 

On slide 2, you say, "When discussed
generally (as in the register section heading), the name must be “TPMnSC."
On slide 3, the register heading is "TPM Status and Control Register
(TPMxSC)." Use "n" or "x"?

Slilde 8: If we require users to supply
a zero for the first value of <instanceOffset>, that gives them the
flexibility to provide a different value. I prefer that option. 

Slide 9: You list your bits in the register
summary?   We don't. I assume that format is produced by post processing,
not by the specialization, right?

Regards, 

Annette 

Annette Bauerle, PMP® 

Team Lead, PowerPC Information Development 

Systems & Technology Group 

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Please review before the next call.

Thanks

-seth

 -- Mr. Seth Park

The document named Proposed changes for multiple registers/components

(usecases-dimensions.ppt) has been submitted by Mr. Seth Park to the DITA

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While testing the specialization, Freescale noticed weaknesses that make
it

virtually impossible to reliably indicate how to handle multiple instances

of registers and/or components.

This proposal addresses the issue.

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http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=32714

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