Open SylvanDissoubray opened 7 years ago
(This is strange wording since MMS set up is an activity of F_PT itself (F_MM), so it cannot be activated after itself).
Set-up in this sentence is not “mission set-up”, addressed by F_MM and part of F_PT. It is “multi-system set-up” after power-on at CP, it is the booting sequence (equivalent on a PC to BIOS, MBR, launch of the OS etc.). In increment 1, multi-system = MMS = one computer without HW …, so no specification aspects, but this second kind of set-up is really an issue for increment 2 and after.
Will be made more precise in §5.
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§5 says: Both F_PT and F_EL are activated after MMS set-up. (This is strange wording since MMS set up is an activity of F_PT itself (F_MM), so it cannot be activated after itself)
§6.5.2 says: F_EL plays the role of a FDIR mechanism wt. F_PT. Both functions are activated after power-on.
I suggest keeping only the correct one (seems to be the second one) Keeping it in 6.5.2 seems the correct scope.
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Fine for me ! May be the multi system set up could be called something like "power on set-up" in contrast with mission set-up
§5 says: Both F_PT and F_EL are activated after MMS set-up. (This is strange wording since MMS set up is an activity of F_PT itself (F_MM), so it cannot be activated after itself)
§6.5.2 says: F_EL plays the role of a FDIR mechanism wt. F_PT. Both functions are activated after power-on.
I suggest keeping only the correct one (seems to be the second one) Keeping it in 6.5.2 seems the correct scope.