Author: kjs
Date: Fri Oct 19 12:39:10 2007
New Revision: 22275

Modified:
   trunk/docs/pdds/draft/pdd06_pasm.pod

Log:
make line length test pass for pdd06_pasm.pod

Modified: trunk/docs/pdds/draft/pdd06_pasm.pod
==============================================================================
--- trunk/docs/pdds/draft/pdd06_pasm.pod        (original)
+++ trunk/docs/pdds/draft/pdd06_pasm.pod        Fri Oct 19 12:39:10 2007
@@ -25,29 +25,31 @@
 =over 4
 
 =item *
-       <barney>        Can we get rid of PASM ?
-       <spinclad>      conversely, does PASM need to be kept up to date?
-       <allison>       PASM is just a text form of PBC, so it should be kept
-       <allison>       are there specific PBC features that can't currently be 
represented in PASM?
-       <particle>      besides hll and :outer?
-       <chromatic>     :init
-       <mdiep> lexicals?
-       <chromatic>     :vtable
-       <mdiep> I'm a bit rusty, but anything that starts with a '.' or ':' is 
suspect
-       <allison>       things that start with '.' are just directives to IMCC, 
equally applicable to PASM and PIR
-       <mdiep> isn't PASM separate from IMCC?
-       <allison>       mdiep: it used to be separate
-       <mdiep> so to say that PASM can have directives is a major 
architectural change
-       <allison>       perhaps the biggest thing we need is a definition of 
what PASM actually is
-       <allison>       the line has grown quite fuzzy over the years
-       <barney>        PASM could be defined as stringified PBC
-       <particle>      compilable stringified pbc
-       <mdiep> it should be defined that way if we're going to call it 
assembly.
-       <allison>       barney: that's the most likely direction, and if so, it 
has some implications for how PASM behaves
-       <particle>      allison: which is what we want, anyway, right?
-       <allison>       particle: yup
-       <barney>        yes
-       <particle>      good, looks like we're in agreement and headed in the 
proper direction on that topic.
+    <barney>    Can we get rid of PASM ?
+    <spinclad>  conversely, does PASM need to be kept up to date?
+    <allison>   PASM is just a text form of PBC, so it should be kept
+    <allison>   are there specific PBC features that can't currently be 
represented in PASM?
+    <particle>  besides hll and :outer?
+    <chromatic> :init
+    <mdiep>     lexicals?
+    <chromatic> :vtable
+    <mdiep>     I'm a bit rusty, but anything that starts with a '.' or ':' is 
suspect
+    <allison>   things that start with '.' are just directives to IMCC,
+                equally applicable to PASM and PIR
+    <mdiep>     isn't PASM separate from IMCC?
+    <allison>   mdiep: it used to be separate
+    <mdiep>     so to say that PASM can have directives is a major 
architectural change
+    <allison>   perhaps the biggest thing we need is a definition of what PASM 
actually is
+    <allison>   the line has grown quite fuzzy over the years
+    <barney>    PASM could be defined as stringified PBC
+    <particle>  compilable stringified pbc
+    <mdiep>     it should be defined that way if we're going to call it 
assembly.
+    <allison>   barney: that's the most likely direction, and if so, it has 
some implications
+                for how PASM behaves
+    <particle>  allison: which is what we want, anyway, right?
+    <allison>   particle: yup
+    <barney>    yes
+    <particle>  good, looks like we're in agreement and headed in the proper 
direction on that topic.
 
 =back
 

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