1 Scope
1.1 Objective
1.2 Application
1.3 System specification
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations and acronyms
5 Conventions
5.1 Specification and Description Language grammars
5.2 Basic definitions
5.3 Presentation style
5.4 Choice of grammar rules and rule names
6 Tool compliance
6.1 Definitions of valid tools
6.2 Conformance
7 Allocation of features of SDL‑2010 to Recommendations
7.1 Basic SDL-2010 – [ITU‑T Z.101]
7.2 Comprehensive
SDL‑2010 – [ITU‑T Z.102]
7.3 Shorthand notation and annotation in SDL‑2010 –
[ITU‑T Z.103]
7.4 Data and action language in SDL‑2010 – [ITU‑T Z.104]
7.5 SDL‑2010 combined with ASN.1 modules – [ITU‑T Z.105]
7.6 Common Interchange Format for SDL‑2010 – [ITU‑T Z.106]
7.7 Object-oriented data in SDL‑2010 – [ITU‑T Z.107]
Annex A – Abstract syntax index
Annex B – BNF syntax index
Annex C – Compatibility
Annex D – Data defined in the package Predefined
D.1 Rules for "=" (equal), "/=" (not equal),
comparison, data signatures and literals
D.2 Package Predefined overview
Annex E – Reserved for examples
Annex F – Formal definition
Appendix I – Status of ITU-T Z.100, related documents and Recommendations
Appendix II – Guidelines for the maintenance of SDL‑2010
II.1 Maintenance of SDL‑2010
Appendix III – Evolution of the Specification and Description Language
III.1 Versions of the Specification and Description Language
III.2 Differences between SDL-88 and SDL-92
III.3 Differences between SDL-92 and SDL‑2000
III.4 Differences between SDL‑2000 and SDL‑2010
Bibliography