				TPM Server Status
			     Written by Ken Goldman
		       IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
	      $Id: STATUS 4097 2010-06-13 21:45:08Z kgoldman $

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The code is current to TPM 1.2 revision 118

Each command function (of the form TPM_Process_'ordinal') indicates in
the command header the revision of the specification that was used for
implementation.

1.1 and 1.2 commands are:

	- implemented 
	- 1.2 tested
	- all corner cases and error conditions have not been tested

The differences between 1.1 and 1.2 have in general not been tested.

Audit is lightly tested.

Virtual TPM instances (IBM Extension)

	- implemented and tested

The code comment 'FIXME' may indicate:

- a place where the specification is unclear or contradictory.  The
implementation may be a best guess as to the eventual requirements.

- the implementation is incomplete

The code comment 'NOTE' generally indicates an ordinal Action that is
not reduced to code, typically because the processing step was
previously performed.

