BS ISO/IEC 9593/1 : 1990

Introduction
1. Scope
2. Normative references
3. Principles
3.1 Specification
3.2 Mapping of PHIGS function names to FORTRAN
        subroutine names
3.3 Parameters
3.4 The FORTRAN subset
3.5 Error handling
4. Generating FORTRAN subroutine names
5. Data types
6. Enumeration types
7. List of the PHIGS function names
8. PHIGS errors specific to the FORTRAN binding
9. The PHIGS function interface
10. Utility functions not defined in PHIGS
11. PHIGS PLUS enumeration types
12. List of the PHIGS PLUS function names
12.1 List of functions ordered alphabetically by bound
        name
12.2 List of functions ordered alphabetically by PHIGS
        PLUS function name
13. The PHIGS PLUS function interface
13.1 General principles
13.2 Output primitive functions
13.3 Attribute specification functions
13.3.1 Bundled attribute selection
13.3.2 Individual attribute selection
13.3.3 Aspect source flag setting
13.3.4 Workstation attribute table definition
13.4 Inquiry functions
13.4.1 Inquiry functions for workstation state list
13.4.2 Inquiry functions for workstation description table
14. Utility functions not defined in PHIGS and PHIGS PLUS
Annexes
A. FORTRAN Examples (informative)
B. Function lists (normative)
C. Memory management (normative)

Gives a language independent nucleus of a graphics system. To be combined with a programming language, PHIGS is embedded in a language dependent layer obeying the particular conventions of that language. This part of ISO/IEC 9593 describes such a language dependent layer for the FORTRAN language.