Foreword
Introduction
1. Scope
2. Normative references
3. Principles
3.1 Conformance
3.2 Implications of the Language
3.2.1 Functional Mapping
3.2.2 Implementation and Host Dependencies
3.2.3 Error Handling
3.2.4 Data mapping
3.2.5 Multi-tasking
3.2.6 Packaging
3.2.7 Application Program Environment
3.2.8 Registration
4. Tables
4.1 Abbreviations used in procedure names
4.1.1 List of procedures using the abbreviations
4.1.2 Alphabetical by bound name
4.1.3 Alphabetical PHIGS functions
4.2 Data type definitions
4.2.1 Abbreviations used in the data type definitions
4.2.2 Alphabetical list of type definitions
4.2.3 Alphabetical list of Private Type Definitions
4.2.4 List of Constant Declarations
4.2.5 PHIGS Configuration Values
4.3 Error Codes
4.3.1 Precluded Error Codes
5. Functions in the Ada Binding of PHIGS
5.1 Control functions
5.2 Output primitive functions
5.3 Attribute specification functions
5.4 Transformation and clipping functions
5.5 Structure content functions
5.6 Structure manipulation functions
5.7 Structure display functions
5.8 Structure archive functions
5.9 Input functions
5.10 Metafile functions
5.11 Inquiry functions
5.12 Error control functions
5.13 Special interface functions
5.14 Additional Functions
5.14.1 Subprograms for Manipulating Input Data Records
5.14.2 PHIGS Generic Coordinate System Package
5.14.3 PHIGS Generic List Utility Package
5.14.4 PHIGS Name Set Facility Package
5.14.5 Deallocation of structure element records
5.14.6 Metafile Function Utilities
5.15 Conformal Variants
Annexes
A. Compilable PHIGS Specification
B. Cross Reference Listing of Implementation Defined
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C. Example Programs
C.1 Example Program 1: STAR
C.2 Example Program 2: IRON
C.3 Example Program 3: DYNASTAR
C.4 Example Program 4: TRANSFORM_POLYLINE
C.5 Example Program 5: SHOW_LINETYPES
D. PHIGS Multi-Tasking
E. Index