INCITS/ISO/IEC 10967-1 : 1994

1 Scope
  1.1 Specifications included in this part of ISO/IEC 10967
  1.2 Specifications not within the scope of this part of
      ISO/IEC 10967
2 Conformity
3 Normative reference
4 Symbols and definitions
  4.1 Symbols
  4.2 Definitions
5 The arithmetic types
  5.1 Integer types
  5.2 Floating point types
  5.3 Conversion operations
6 Notification
  6.1 Notification alternatives
  6.2 Delays in notification
  6.3 User selection of alternative for notification
7 Relationship with language standards
8 Documentation requirements
Annexes
A Rationale
   A.1 Scope
   A.2 Conformity
   A.3 Normative references
   A.4 Symbols and definitions
   A.5 The arithmetic types
   A.6 Notification
   A.7 Relationship with language standards
   A.8 Documentation requirements
B Partial conformity
C IEC 559 bindings
   C.1 Summary
   C.2 Notification
   C.3 Rounding
D Requirements beyond IEC 559
E Bindings for specific languages
   E.1 General comments
   E.2 Ada
   E.3 BASIC
   E.4 C
   E.5 Common Lisp
   E.6 Fortran
   E.7 Modula-2
   E.8 Pascal and Extended Pascal
   E.9 PL/I
F Example of a conformity statement
   F.1 Types
   F.2 Integer parameters
   F.3 Floating point parameters
   F.4 Definitions
   F.5 Expressions
   F.6 Notification
G Example programs
   G.1 Verifying platform acceptability
   G.2 Selecting alternate code
   G.3 Terminating a loop
   G.4 Fast versus reliable
   G.5 High-precision multiply
   G.6 Estimating error
   G.7 Saving and restoring indicators
H Bibliography
J Glossary

Delineates the properties of integer and floating point data types on computer systems to ensure that the processing of arithmetic data can be undertaken in a reliable and predictable manner.