INCITS/ISO/IEC 9638-3 : 1994 : R2000

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Principles
  3.1 Conformance
  3.2 Implications of the language
4 Tables
  4.1 Abbreviations used in the Ada language binding
  4.2 Abbreviation policy in construction of identifiers
  4.3 CGI function names
5 CGI configuration values
6 Type definitions
  6.1 Array index ranging
  6.2 Representation of CGI basic data types
  6.3 Representation of CGI strings
  6.4 Representation of CGI data records
  6.5 Representation of CGI abstract data types
  6.6 Representation of CGI enumerated data types
  6.7 CGI Ada record types
  6.8 CGI Ada subtypes
  6.9 CGI Ada array types
  6.10 CGI Ada access types
  6.11 CGI exceptions
7 CGI/Ada functions
  7.1 Part 2 control functions
  7.2 Part 3 output functions
  7.3 Part 4 segment functions
  7.4 Part 5 input functions
  7.5 Part 6 raster functions
  7.6 Binding defined utility functions
Annex A
      A.1 Package specification CGI_CONFIG
      A.2 Package specification CGI_TYPES
      A.3 Package specification CGI_DATA_RECORD_UTILS
      A.4 Package specification CGI
      A.5 Package specification CGI_PROFILE_ID_CONST
      A.6 Package specification CGI_FUNCTION_ID_CONST
      A.7 Package specification CGI_REGISTRATION_CONST
      A.8 Package specification CGI_ERROR_CONST
      A.9 Package specification CGI_STRING_UTILS
      A.10 Package specification CGI_ERROR_HANDLING_UTILS
      A.11 Package specification CGI_PACKING_UTILS
Annex B
      B.1 Example Program 1: Star
      B.2 Example Program 2: Name Object
      B.3 Example Program 3: Text
      B.4 Example Program 4: Load CGI Database
      B.4 Example Program 5: Event Queue Pkg
Annex C
Annex D
Annex E

Describes a language independent standard interface between device-independent and device-dependent parts of a graphics system. For integration into a programming language, CGI is embedded in a language dependent layer obeying the particular conventions of that language.