Re: Use of constants on EFA

[Karel Th�nissen <thoenissen@hello.confusion.nl>]

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Laura & Mike Palmer wrote:
> 
> Kevin Wilson <Kevin.Wilson@konstanz.netsurf.de> wrote in article
> <63qkmc$8va$1@uttwil.bodensee.com>...
> > For Eurofighter software we must conform to the following coding
> > standards :
> >
> > EF Software Programmer's Manual PL-J-019-V-1101 Issue 4 April 1992
> >
> Please note that the EF Programmers Manual has both a copyright and a NATO
> security classification associated with it and as such its subject matter
> should not be discussed within this forum.

Sorry, I do not intend to offend you, but by what I understood, and as a
civilian protected in the future (lets hope that) by the Eurofighter, I
am glad that the original poster *did* ask.

Having been in the army for a while, I know that there is tendency to
classify even the name of the minister of defence and the daily menu. 

> If there are any areas that require clarification, then the process is to
> contact myself, as I am the EF Software Manager and act as the 'custodian'
> of all the software standards for the Eurofighter project.

I guess this information is more useful for a potential enemy than that
in  any previous posting.

> If anyone who actually works on the Eurofighter project wishes to contact
> me, I will reply to messages posted to:
> 
>      Michael.Palmer@BAe.co.uk

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