ISO 8879 : 1986(R2008)

Contents
0. Introduction
1. Scope
2. Field of Application
3. References
4. Definitions
5. Notation
6. Entity Structure
7. Element Structure
8. Processing Instruction
9. Common Constructs
10. Markup Declarations: General
11. Markup Declarations: Document Type Definition
12. Markup Declarations: Link Process Definition
13. SGML Declaration
14. Reference and Core Concrete Syntaxes
15. Conformance
Annexes
A Introduction to Generalized Markup
B Basic Concepts
C Additional Concepts
D Public Text
E Application Examples
F Implementation Considerations
G Conformance Classification and Certification
H Theoretical Basis for the SGML Content Model
I Nonconforming Variations
Figures
1. Character Classes: Abstract Syntax
2. Character Classes: Concrete Syntax
3. Reference Delimiter Set: General
4. Reference Delimiter Set: Short References
5. Reference Capacity Set
6. Reference Quantity Set
7. Reference Concrete Syntax
8. Typical SGML Declaration for Basic SGML Document
9. Element Markup
10. Start-tag with 2 Attributes
11. Multicode Basic Concrete Syntax
12. Graphics Metafile Attributes (1 of 2): Encoding and
    View
13. Graphics Metafile Attributes (2 of 2): Size and
    Rotation
14. Function Characters for Device-Independent Multicode
    Concrete Syntaxes
15. FSV Conformance Classification

This International Standard specifies an abstract syntax known as the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML).