[Corelinux-public] Are the faint of heart still listening?

[Frank V. C. <fr...@co...>]

In the past few days I have dumped a TREMENDOUS amount of process
description into this list. I am sure there may be as much pain reading
it as there was writing it. But one of the main charters of this effort
is the OOA/OOD Standards and Guidelines. What I have put out should
clear the air about "What does that mean specifically?" It is about
process.

I would like to point out that it is really not THAT painful once the
ball gets rolling. My experience has been that once you get through a
few of them you don't want to develop where there is no process.

Of course that very ball which I will kick off soon by taking all of us
through the process with one of the requirements in the Requirements
Forum. 

BUT, I NEED TO KNOW: Am I moving too fast? I am a great one for assuming
that if something isn't said it is because:

1. There has been no time for you to consume what I have put out,
subsequently a response is possibly forthcoming.
2. That there are no objections, issues, concerns, or questions.
3. There is a tremendous amount of impatience and I should be moving
quicker.

-- 
Frank V. Castellucci
http://corelinux.sourceforge.net
OOA/OOD/C++ Standards and Guidelines for Linux