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BSI PD ISO/IEC TR 14369:2014

BSI PD ISO/IEC TR 14369:2014

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Information technology. Programming languages, their environments and system software interfaces. Guidelines for the preparation of Language-Independent Service Specifications (LISS)

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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
10 1 Scope
2 References
11 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
13 3.2 Abbreviations
4 Overview
4.1 Services, interfaces, service providers and service users
14 4.2 Information technology services
15 4.3 Services and language independence
16 4.4 Language-independent specifications
4.5 Problems of language dependence and inbuilt assumptions
17 5 Guidelines on strategy
5.1 General guidelines
18 5.2 What to do if starting from scratch
20 5.3 What to do if starting from an existing language-dependent specification
24 6 Guidelines on document organization
6.1 Guideline: The general framework
25 6.2 Guideline: Production and publication
26 6.3 Guideline: Document organization when starting from a language-specific specification
7 Guidelines on terminology
7.1 Guideline: The need for rigour
7.2 Guideline: The need for consistency
7.3 Guideline: Use of undefined terms
27 7.4 Guideline: Use of ISO 2382
7.5 Guideline: Use of definition by reference
7.6 Guideline: Terminology used in bindings
8 Guidelines on use of formal specification languages
8.1 Guideline: Use of a formal specification language
8.2 Checklist of formal specification languages
29 8.3 Guideline: Using formal specifications from the outset
8.4 Guideline: Use of operational semantics
30 8.5 Guidelines on interoperability
31 8.6 Guidelines on interoperability with other instantiations of the same service
32 8.7 Guidelines on interoperability with other services
33 9 Guidelines on concurrency issues
9.1 Guidelines on concurrency within the service specification
9.2 Guidelines on concurrency of interaction with service users
34 9.3 Guidelines on concurrency requirements on bindings
35 10 Guidelines on the selection and specification of datatypes
10.1 Guideline: Use of ISO/IEC 11404:2007 General-Purpose Datatypes (GPD)
10.2 Guideline: Specification of datatype parameter values
36 10.3 Guideline: Treatment of values outside the set defined for the datatype
10.4 Guideline: Specification of operations on data values
10.5 Guideline: Recommended basic set of datatypes
10.6 Guideline: Specification of arithmetic datatypes
37 10.7 Guideline: Approach to language bindings of datatypes
10.8 Guideline: Avoidance of representational definitions
11 Guidelines on specification of procedure calls
38 11.1 Guideline: Avoidance of unnecessary operational assumptions or detail
11.2 Guideline: Use of ISO/IEC 13886:1996 (LIPC) procedure calling model
11.3 Guidelines on the use of ISO/IEC 13886:1996 (LIPC)
40 11.4 Interfacing via remote procedure calling (RPC)
41 11.5 Guideline: Guidance concerning procedure calling to those defining language bindings to the language-independent service specification
42 12 Guidelines on specification of fault handling
43 12.1 Guideline: Fault detection requirements
12.2 Checklist of potential faults
44 12.3 Guideline: Recovery from non-fatal faults
13 Guidelines on options and implementation dependence
45 13.1 Guidelines on service options
46 13.2 Guidelines on interface options
13.3 Guidelines on binding options
47 13.4 Guidelines on implementation dependence
49 14 Guidelines on conformity requirements
50 14.1 Guidelines for specifying conformity of implementations of the service
14.2 Guidelines for specifying conformity of implementations of the interface
14.3 Guidelines for specifying conformity of bindings
51 15 Guidelines on specifying a language binding to a language-independent interface specification
15.1 Guideline: Use of bindings to LID and LIPC
15.2 Guideline: Adherence to defined semantics
52 15.3 Guideline: Binding document organization
15.4 Guideline: “Reference card” binding documents
16 Guidelines on revisions
53 16.1 Kinds of change that a revision can introduce
54 16.2 General guidelines applicable to revisions
16.3 Guidelines on revision of the service specification
55 16.4 Guidelines on revision of the service interface
16.5 Guidelines on revision of language bindings following revision of the service interface
16.6 Guidelines on revision of a language binding following revision of the language
57 Annex A
(informative)

Brief guide to language-independent standards

60 Annex B
(informative)

Glossary of language-independent terms

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