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Hi all, As we discussed using this thread, I have updated the CR for 7024 to r2 and uploaded to mentor. I added Robert as a co-author. https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/24/11-24-0718-02-000m-cr-for-cid-7024.docx Xiaofei Clement Wang Principal Engineer | InterDigital T: (631) 622.4028 From: Stacey, Robert <robert.stacey@xxxxxxxxx> I think Mark's suggestion is an improvement. I would not use "shall" in a definition – I think it should just be declarative – for the same reason we don't use normative verbs in frame/field definitions in Clause 9. The normative
verbs are already present where the behavior is defined. "which" should be "that", i.e., "An HE STA has a MAC and MLME that comprises.." -Robert From: mark.hamilton2152@xxxxxxxxx <mark.hamilton2152@xxxxxxxxx> Xiaofei/Robert, I am good with this direction, for all the places where are using “supports” (or equivalent wording) except the specific quote at the start of 26.1 (or similar ones in early clauses for the older generations), where we are trying to _define_ what
an “HE STA” is. If we change the sentence to “The MAC and MLME of an HE STA comprises…” then aren’t we still left without any understanding of what an “HE STA” is, in that sentence? Perhaps something like “An HE STA has [shall have?] a MAC and MLME which comprises …” or something like that? Mark From: Xiaofei Wang <Xiaofei.Wang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hi Robert, Thank you for your feedback. I am ok with your proposed text. There are other places of “supports” in the spec, but we can address those at a different time since the CID only covers this part of the text. Do you want to be listed as an co-author for this CR? Xiaofei Clement Wang Principal Engineer | InterDigital T: (631) 622.4028 E: Xiaofei.wang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: Stacey, Robert <robert.stacey@xxxxxxxxx> Hello Xiaofei, I think we are tying ourselves in knots here. The rewording implies that the features have a mandatory-ness (or optional-ness) that is independent of the HE STA. But that is not the case; an HE STA
is defined by this collection of mandatory and optional features. Also, I find it problematic to use the normative verbs at two levels: at the feature definition level and at the "HE STA supports" level. For example, one of the first features in Clause 26 is something called "TXOP duration-based RTS/CTS". The HE AP uses it by setting the "TXOP Duration RTS Threshold subfield" a certain way. If the
HE AP sets it one way it's in use, if it sets it another way it's not in use. But can we say that the feature itself is an optional feature? Or mandatory feature? I don't think so. So... getting back to the intent of the statement. The intent of the statement is to define the MAC and MLME of an HE STA as a bunch of features defined in Clause 26 plus a bunch of features defined in Clauses 10, 11, etc. and to give precedence to
Clause 26 definitions. If using the word "supports" implies mandatory implementation, then we need a different word or a different phrasing. How about... The MAC and MLME of an HE STA comprises the functions defined in Clause 26 as well as the functions defined in Clause 10, the MLME functions defined in Clause 11 and the security functions defined
in Clause 12, except when the functions defined in Clause 26 supersede the functions defined in Clause 10 or Clause 11. -Robert From: Xiaofei Wang <00001995ce968e76-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> --- This message came from the IEEE 802.11 Task Group M Technical Reflector --- Dear all, For RevME, there is a comment 7024 for 26.1 regarding the word “supports”. The proposed CR is to change Subclause 26.1 as follows (as shown below and in 11-24/718r1). It is mostly editorial changes. Please let me know if you have any comments/changes. There are also a number other sentences that may need to be changed regarding
the word “supports”. 26. High-efficiency (HE) MAC specification(11ax) 26.1 Introduction An HE STA supports the mandatory MAC and MLME functions and may support the optional MAC and MLME functions:
A frame successfully transmitted by a non-AP STA in response to a Basic Trigger frame is a successful frame exchange sequence(#109)
initiated by the STA as referred to in Clause 11 (MLME) and Clause 12 (Security).
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