Annual Report for INCITS/CT 22
Covering the Period from Jul, 2006, to Jun, 2007
http://ct22.incits.org/
Projects: www.incits.org/tc_home/ct22sd4.htm
1. Executive Summary
1. Processing SC22 letter ballots for which there is no other assigned TAG.
2. Preparing
The U.S. was well represented at the SC22 plenary in London, UK, in Sep 2006.
CT22 has performed very well with respect to ballot processing.
Membership currently stands at 13 voting members and four observing members.
2. Significant Accomplishments
Continued to support the SC22 OWG on “Guidance to Avoiding Vulnerabilities in Programming Languages through Language Selection and Use”.
The CT22 Chair, Rex Jaeschke, was nominated by INCITS to be the next chair of SC 22.
(No Fast Tracks or PAS submissions received.)
3. Significant Challenges: none
4. Expected Challenges: none
5. Committee Meetings
a. Aug, 2006, Washington, D.C. (with teleconference capability)
b. (planned) Aug, 2007, Washington, D.C. (with teleconference capability)
6. Liaison Activities: None
7. Membership and Officers
a. Officers: Chair, Rex Jaeschke, Microsoft; Vice Chair, John Benito, Blue Pilot, both trained in 2004.
b. See attachment
8. Future Trends and Related Technical Activities
Existing program language and environment specifications continue to be revised on a regular basis. However, new program language and environment specifications are being produced in other SDOs and (sometimes) come to JTC 1 via the Fast-Track or PAS processes, bypassing the INCITS and JTC 1 development processes.
As a Compound TAG, CT22 does not produce standards or TRs.
9. Other Administrative Information: None