A.5 General Architecture

A.5.9 General Architecture system declaration

A General Architecture system declaration specifies the version of the General Architecture and all of the optional facilities that a General Architecture system can support. It is represented by a set of General Architecture support declarations in the reference concrete syntax. There must be one option attribute for each supported facility, within which there can be no duplication of option names.

The system declaration for a system that supports all of the optional facilities of General Architecture is:

<!Notation
   GenArc         -- General Architecture --
                  -- A base architecture used in conformance with the
                     Architectural Form Definition Requirements of
                     International Standard ISO/IEC 10744. --

   PUBLIC "ISO/IEC 10744:1997//NOTATION AFDR ARCBASE
           General Architecture//EN"
>
<!Attlist #NOTATION
   GenArc         -- General Architecture --

   commatts       -- Common element attribute options --
      CDATA       -- Lextype: csname+ --
                  -- Constraint: lists parameter entities in meta-DTD
                     to be set to "INCLUDE" --
      "dafe dvlist ireftype HyLex HyOrd lextype opacity REGEX"

   dcnatts        -- Common data attribute options --
      CDATA       -- Lextype: csname+ --
                  -- Constraint: lists parameter entities in meta-DTD
                     to be set to "INCLUDE" --
      "altreps included superdcn"
>

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