Notes for meeting at Inter in Sunnyvale at 1:00 on Tuesday
	9/7/04.  Jeff Kidder hosted us in room 209.  Prof Kahan, & Dan
	Zuras attended.

	We began with detailed edits of Annex Z.

	We talked about the Chudnovsky letter next.

	This led to a discussion of double products, reverse bits, et
	al.  As well as ponies, dogs, & things we'd all like to see in
	our architectures like add with carry.

	Prof Kahan intends to respond to the Chudnovsky's this weekend.

	We went back to Annex Z & discussed rationale for arbitrary
	precision arithmetic.

	We also covered many other topics not worthy of note.

	www.jpsearch.net/try_mpfr.html - for MPFR calculator.

	We next decided to look over Dave's debug.pdf

	Dave: There is a sentance "The debugger should be able to
	continue execution as if no exception had not been signaled."
	We believe you meant to say that AFTER an exception has been
	handled one should be able to continue the execution of a
	program as if the exception had not happened.
	
	We also don't understand what is intended by the paragraph
	beginning with "Debuggers should be able to use signalling NaNs
	to break...".

	Agenda for Thursday:  Same bat channel.  Same bat time.  Let's
	focus on examples of alternate exception handling.  On David's
	list of questions: We should make a pass through the caller/
	callee issues to see if they could pass muster in the full
	committee.

	Then, I had to leave early.