sc22wg5 e-mail list - index for 2026

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6727 26/01/19 108 KB Chris Brady Arrangements for WG5 and J3 meetings at Warwick University June 2026
6728 26/03/03 23 KB Chris Brady Arrangements for WG5 and J3 meetings at Warwick University June 2026
6729 26/03/13 6 KB Steve Lionel UK Electronic Travel Authorization
6730 26/04/07 5 KB Steve Lionel Please register for the WG5 meeting
6731 26/05/04 16 KB Steve Lionel Fwd: [SC 22 Convenors] Document Access Testimonials Needed
6732 26/05/07 6 KB Steve Lionel Upcoming new ISO directives
6733 26/05/07 60 KB Tom Clune Re: Upcoming new ISO directives
6734 26/05/07 48 KB Steve Lionel Re: Upcoming new ISO directives
6735 26/05/10 13 KB Makki Takata Re: Upcoming new ISO directives
6736 26/05/13 11 KB Steve Lionel ISO Directives changes related to meeting types
6737 26/06/11 3511 KB Chris Brady On site details for the WG5/J3 meeting at Warwick University 15th June 2026
6738 26/06/15 6 KB Katherinee Rasmussen J3 Meeting J3 #240 and WG5 June 2026 Meeting Live Agenda
6739 26/06/18 3 KB John Reid Draft WG5 documents
6740 26/06/18 7 KB Hidetoshi Iwashita Re: Draft WG5 documents
6741 26/06/22 8 KB Steve Lionel Appreciation to all for a successful meeting!
6742 26/06/26 7 KB Malcolm Cohen N2258 and 26-190
6743 26/07/03 8 KB Steve Lionel Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6744 26/07/04 8 KB John Reid Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6745 26/07/04 224 KB Makki Takata Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6746 26/07/05 9 KB Steve Lionel Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6747 26/07/12 14 KB John Reid Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6748 26/07/14 12 KB John Reid Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6749 26/07/14 68 KB Tom Clune Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document
6750 26/07/14 5 KB David Muxworthy Re: Final review of WG23 Fortran Vulnerabilities document

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