Chas, two suggestions:
1) Extend the last sentence of the notes for Slide 2 to read
"This was done for VHPI using the XMI (XML Metadata Interchange)
format."
Some of your audience may be more comfortable with
the idea of using a specialization of the XML format.
2) In Slide 5, instead of "Making objects which" use
"Making object names which". I would also further indent
the next three subbullets under this one, since they list
three types of objects with implementation-dependent names.
Regards,
Jim Vellenga
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Charlie Dawson wrote:
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