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IEEE 1327-1993 - IEEE Standard for Interconnection (OSI) Abstract Data Manipulation C Language Interfaces - Binding for Application Program Interfaces (API)

IEEE Standard for Interconnection (OSI) Abstract Data Manipulation C Language Interfaces - Binding for Application Program Interfaces (API)

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Standard number:IEEE 1327-1993
Released:29.09.1993
ISBN:978-0-7381-2360-8
Pages:75
Status:Inactive
Language:English
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IEEE 1327-1993

This standard defines an ISO 9989 :1990 {1}1C language binding to the language-independent API defined in IEEE Std 1224–1993 {2}. It is intended to support application portability at the source-code level and to be used by application developers, system implementors, test method writers, and users.

The purpose of this standard is to define a C programming language binding for the general-purpose OSI Abstract Data Manipulation (OM) Application Programming Interface (API) that is defined in IEEE Std 1224-1993. The OM interface is designed to be used with application-specific APIs that provide OSI services to allow the transfer of Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) protocol elements in an application-independent fashion.

New IEEE Standard - Inactive-Withdrawn. A C programming language binding for the general-purpose OSI Abstract Data Manipulation (OM) Application Program Interface (API) in IEEE Std 1224- 1993 is defined. This standard is intended for use by application developers, system implementors, test method writers, and users to support application portability at the source-code level. The API defined in this standard contains two major parts: an interface for accessing the services defined in the programming language independent specification, and an interface for language-specific services.