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ITU-T Z.111

Notations and guidelines for the definition of ITU-T languages

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Organization: ITU-T
Publication Date: 1 November 2008
Status: inactive
Page Count: 26

Document History

ITU-T Z.111
April 1, 2016
Notations and guidelines for the definition of ITU-T languages
This Recommendation provides notation and guidelines for the definition of formal languages defined in new and optionally in revised language Recommendations that define formal languages or...
ITU-T Z.111
November 1, 2008
Notations and guidelines for the definition of ITU-T languages
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References

This document is referenced by:
ITU-T Z.107 - Specification and Description Language – Object-oriented data in SDL-2010
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2019
This Recommendation defines the object-oriented data features of the Specification and Description Language. The features defined in this document include: polymorphic object-oriented data including...
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ITU-T Z.109 - Specification and Description Language – Unified modeling language profile for SDL-2010
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2016
Scope and objectives This Recommendation defines a unified modeling language (UML) profile for SDL-2010. It ensures a well-defined mapping between parts of a UML model and the SDL-2010 semantics. The...
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Z.106 - Specification and Description Language – Common interchange format for SDL-2010
Published by ITU-T on June 1, 2021
This Recommendation defines the common interchange format (SDL-CIF) for specifications written in Specification and Description Language. It is intended for tool vendors as an export and import...
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ITU-T Z.104 - Specification and Description Language – Data and action language in SDL-2010
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2019
Scope and objective This Recommendation defines the data and action language features of the Specification and Description Language. The features defined in this document include: encoding and...
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ITU-T Z.103 - Specification and Description Language – Shorthand notation and annotation in SDL 2010
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2019
Scope and objective This Recommendation defines features of the Specification and Description Language that make the language practical to use. The features defined in this document cover the...
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Z.102 - (Pre-Published) Specification and Description Language – Comprehensive SDL-2010
Published by ITU-T on June 1, 2021
Scope and objective This Recommendation defines features of the Specification and Description Language that extend the features of the Basic Specification and Description Language defined in [ITU-T...
This document is referenced by:
ITU-T Z.101 - Specification and Description Language – Basic SDL 2010
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2019
Scope and objective This Recommendation defines the basic features of the Specification and Description Language. The language defined in this document covers the essential features of the language,...
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ITU-T Z.100 ANNEX F3 - Specification and Description Language (SDL) Series Z: Languages and General Software Aspects for Telecommunication Systems Formal Description Techniques (FDT) - Specification and Description Language (SDL)
Published by ITU-T on November 1, 1999
A description is not available for this item.
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ITU-T Z.151 - User Requirements Notation (URN) – Language definition
Published by ITU-T on October 1, 2018
This Recommendation defines the User Requirements Notation (URN) intended for the elicitation, analysis, specification and validation of requirements. URN allows software and requirements engineers...
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