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To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14797)	4/16/1998 10:40:00 AM
From: C.K. Houston	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 31646

Can any of you engineers please respond to this fellow: ______________________________________________________________________ "Embedded Controls testing tools." asked in the Electric Utilities and Y2K Q&A Forum I have been bringing myself up to date on the issue of embedded controls. As an ex computer engineer (hardware) I comprehend the impact possibilites surrounding embedded controls. My major concern, as with many others, is the availability of tools to test with. While there those of us who can look through logic diagrams and schematics to determine if the year function will have an impact, this is a very tedious and time consuming effort. In the recent fortune article "Industry Wakes Up to the Year 2000 Menace" I read of a possible solution to this problem of finding a testing tool for embedded systems. (Sounds promising). It can be obtained from "TAVA Technologies" as either a service or end user tool (from what I can gather from the article). My question: Does anyone out there have any experience(s) with this company and/or product and if so can you provide any feed back? RESPOND HERE: greenspun.com ______________________________________________________________________ ENGINEER "LURKERS" - please contribute to response. You do NOT have to be a SI member to respond. This particular question comes from Ed Yourdon's "Timebomb 2000" site. Thanks, Cheryl