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https://austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=1868
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Reported By: geoffclare
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Project: 1003.1(2024)/Issue8
Issue ID: 1868
Category: Base Definitions and Headers
Type: Error
Severity: Editorial
Priority: normal
Status: New
Name: Geoff Clare
Organization:
User Reference:
Section: 3
Page Number: (many)
Line Number: (many)
Interp Status: ---
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Date Submitted: 2024-10-31 12:27 UTC
Last Modified: 2024-10-31 12:27 UTC
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Summary: ISO editors Issue 8 comment 051
Description:
In their comment 051 on Issue 8 the ISO editors requested that we change
the way we define terms with multiple contexts to use the ISO style, which
is to put multiple entries for the same term in the definitions clause,
with the "domain" in angle brackets before each definition. The Austin
Group's response was that this change would be considered for the next TC.
Desired Action:
On page 36 line 1161 section 3.35, change:<blockquote><b>3.35 Background
Job</b><blockquote>In the context of the System Interfaces volume of
POSIX.1-2024, a background process group (see [xref to 3.37]).
In the context of the shell, a job that the shell
...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.35 Background
Job</b><blockquote><System Interfaces>
A background process group (see [xref to 3.37]).</blockquote><b>3.36
Background Job</b><blockquote><Shell and Utilities>
A job that the shell ...</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 47 line 1477 section 3.110, change:<blockquote><b>3.110
Dot</b><blockquote>In the context of naming files, the filename consisting
of a single <period> character ('.').
<small><b>Note:</b> In the context of shell special built-in utilities, see
<i>dot</i> in [xref to XCU 2.15].
Pathname Resolution is defined in detail in [xref to 4.16].
</small></blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.110
Dot</b><blockquote><file naming>
The filename consisting of a single <period> character ('.').
<small><b>Note:</b> Pathname Resolution is defined in detail in [xref to
4.16].</small></blockquote><b>3.111 Dot</b><blockquote><special built-in
utilities>
See <i>dot</i> in [xref to XCU 2.15].</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 54 line 1673 section 3.158, change:<blockquote><b>3.158 Foreground
Job</b><blockquote>In the context of the System Interfaces volume of
POSIX.1-2024, a foreground process group (see [xref to 3.160]).
In the context of the shell, a job that the shell
...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.158 Foreground
Job</b><blockquote><System Interfaces>
A foreground process group (see [xref to 3.160]).</blockquote><b>3.159
Foreground Job</b><blockquote><Shell and Utilities>
A job that the shell ...</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 58 line 1803 section 3.187, change:<blockquote><b>3.187
Link</b><blockquote>In the context of the file hierarchy, either a hard
link or a symbolic link.
In the context of the <i>c17</i> utility, the action performed by the link
editor (or linker).</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.187
Link</b><blockquote><file hierarchy>
Either a hard link or a symbolic link.</blockquote><b>3.188
Link</b><blockquote><<i>c17</i> utility>
The action performed by the link editor (or
linker).</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 76 line 2322 section 3.309, change:<blockquote><b>3.309
Region</b><blockquote>In the context of the address space of a process, a
sequence of addresses.
In the context of a file, a sequence of
offsets.</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.309
Region</b><blockquote><address space of a process>
A sequence of addresses.</blockquote><b>3.310 Region</b><blockquote><file
I/O>
A sequence of offsets.</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 82 line 2485 section 3.353, change:<blockquote><b>3.353 Standard
Error</b><blockquote>In the context of file descriptors (see [xref to
3.141]), file descriptor number 2.
In the context of standard I/O streams (see [xref to XSH 2.5]), an output
stream usually ...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.353
Standard Error</b><blockquote><file descriptors>
File descriptor number 2 (see [xref to 3.141]).</blockquote><b>3.354
Standard Error</b><blockquote><standard I/O streams>
An output stream (see [xref to XSH 2.5]) usually
...</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 83 line 2494 section 3.354, change:<blockquote><b>3.354 Standard
Input</b><blockquote>In the context of file descriptors (see [xref to
3.141]), file descriptor number 0.
In the context of standard I/O streams (see [xref to XSH 2.5]), an input
stream usually ...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.355
Standard Input</b><blockquote><file descriptors>
File descriptor number 0 (see [xref to 3.141]).</blockquote><b>3.356
Standard Input</b><blockquote><standard I/O streams>
An input stream (see [xref to XSH 2.5]) usually
...</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 83 line 2502 section 3.355, change:<blockquote><b>3.355 Standard
Output</b><blockquote>In the context of file descriptors (see [xref to
3.141]), file descriptor number 1.
In the context of standard I/O streams (see [xref to XSH 2.5]), an output
stream usually ...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.357
Standard Output</b><blockquote><file descriptors>
File descriptor number 1 (see [xref to 3.141]).</blockquote><b>3.358
Standard Output</b><blockquote><standard I/O streams>
An output stream (see [xref to XSH 2.5]) usually
...</blockquote></blockquote>
On page 84 line 2544 section 3.362, change:<blockquote><b>3.362 Suspended
Job</b><blockquote>In the context of the System Interfaces volume of
POSIX.1-2024, a job that has received a SIGSTOP, SIGTSTP, SIGTTIN, or
SIGTTOU signal that caused the process group to stop.
In the context of the shell, a job, other than
...</blockquote></blockquote>to:<blockquote><b>3.362 Suspended
Job</b><blockquote><System Interfaces>
A job that has received a SIGSTOP, SIGTSTP, SIGTTIN, or SIGTTOU signal that
caused the process group to stop.</blockquote><b>3.363 Suspended
Job</b><blockquote><Shell and Utilities>
A job, other than ...</blockquote></blockquote>
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Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
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2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare New Issue
2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare Name => Geoff Clare
2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare Section => 3
2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare Page Number => (many)
2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare Line Number => (many)
2024-10-31 12:27 geoffclare Interp Status => ---
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