Hi Shabtay, Per> Well, there is no fluidity in regards to the software interface. Per> It is DPI. Shabtay> If this was just DPI, we would not be dealing for so many Shabtay> weeks with data types and state support. The fluidity is in Shabtay> what we will end up supporting out of the entire DPI spec Shabtay> on the SW side in SCE-MI 2.0. So you are claiming that because the precise choice of data types is not completely settled makes it impossible for you to assess how different a software side written to the macro-based API compared to one written using DPI will be? I think you are blowing the amount of fluidity in the definition a little bit out of proportion. The precise set of data types we support is not going to substantially change the nature of the DPI interface. And you already know what the SCE-MI 1.1 macro-based API interface looks like. It seems to me there is enough information to see the differences between the two. Per -- Per Bojsen Email: <bojsen@zaiqtech.com> Zaiq Technologies, Inc. WWW: http://www.zaiqtech.com 78 Dragon Ct. Tel: 781 721 8229 Woburn, MA 01801 Fax: 781 932 7488Received on Thu Oct 27 06:09:18 2005
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