INCITS/ISO/IEC 13886 : 1996

1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and Abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 Conformance
  4.1 Modes of conformance
5 A model of procedure calling: informal description
  5.1 Model overview
  5.2 Parameter passing
  5.3 Execution-time Control
  5.4 Execution Control
6 A model of procedure calling: formal description
  6.1 Value
  6.2 Boxes and global state
  6.3 Symbol
  6.4 Procedure image
  6.5 Association
  6.6 Procedure closures
  6.7 Boxes, pointers, values and datatypes
  6.8 Interface closure
  6.9 Interface type
  6.10 Specifications
  6.11 Basic procedure invocation
  6.12 Type correctness
  6.13 Associates
  6.14 Execution and Invocation contexts
  6.15 Parameter translations
  6.16 Defining Translation Procedures
7 Interface Definition Notation
  7.1 Definitional conventions
  7.2 Interface Type Declarations
  7.3 Import Declarations
  7.4 Value Declarations
  7.5 Datatype Declarations
  7.6 Parameterized Types
  7.7 Identifiers
Annexes
A Procedure Parameters
   A.1 LIPC Reference/Local Access
   A.2 LIPC Reference/LIPC Access
   A.3 Local Reference/Local Access
B Interface Definition Notation Syntax
C How to do an LIPC binding for a language
   C.1 Linking the client and the server
   C.2 Client mode binding
   C.3 Server mode binding
   C.4 Procedure parameters
   C.5 Global variables
D LIPC IDN - RPC IDL Alignment overview
   D.1 Interface Declarations
   D.2 Other Declarations
   D.3 Primitive Datatypes
   D.4 Type Qualifiers
   D.5 Generated Datatypes
   D.6 Aggregate Datatypes
   D.7 Derived Datatypes and Generators
   D.8 Other RPC Datatypes
   D.9 "Dependent Values"
   D.10 Cross References

Describes a model for procedure calls, and a reference syntax for mapping to and from the model. This syntax is referred to as the Interface Definition Notation. The model defined in this International Standard includes such features as procedure invocation, parameter passing, completion status, and environmental issues relating to non-local references and state.