Issue 11830: Reshape stereotype (pp 463,464) (marte-ftf)
Source: INRIA (Mr. Pierre Boulet, Pierre.Boulet(at)lifl.fr)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
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Summary: the default topology of a link connecting two shaped elements should be specified. Proposal: use a direct element-wise topology when the shapes of both ends are identical, undefined otherwise
Resolution: Proposal: use a direct element-wise topology when the shapes of both ends are identical, undefined otherwise.
Revised Text: Replace in page 463
Reshape 
This stereotype maps the Reshape concept of page 415 to assembly connectors. It allows specifying a set of potential connector instances between multidimensional arrays of potential port instances.
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Reshape 
This stereotype maps the Reshape concept of page 415 to assembly connectors. It allows specifying a set of potential connector instances between multidimensional arrays of potential port instances. If the shapes of these arrays of port instances are identical and the connection topology is a direct point-to-point topology, the Reshape stereotype can be omitted. If the shapes are different and no Reshape stereotype is specified, the link topology is indeterminate.

Actions taken:
December 17, 2007: received issue
February 17, 2010: closed issue
Discussion: 

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s is issue # 11830

Reshape stereotype (pp 463,464)

the default topology of a link connecting two shaped elements should be specified. Proposal: use a direct element-wise topology when the shapes of both ends are identical, undefined otherwise