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  1.  Introduction........................................................   ii
  2.     Purpose..........................................................   ii
  3.     The POSIX Open System Environment Reference Model................   ii
  4.     Goals............................................................   ii
  5.     Benefits.........................................................   ii
  6.     Related Standards Activities.....................................   ii
  7.  Section 1: General..................................................    1
  8.     1.1   Scope......................................................    1
  9.     1.2   Normative References.......................................    2
  10.     1.3   Conformance................................................    3
  11.  Section 2: Terminology and General Requirements.....................    5
  12.     2.1   Conventions................................................    5
  13.     2.2   Definitions................................................    5
  14.           2.2.1  Terminology.........................................    5
  15.           2.2.2  General Terms.......................................    7
  16.           2.2.3  Abbreviations.......................................   13
  17.  Section 3: POSIX Open System Environment............................   15
  18.     3.1   POSIX Open System Environment - General Requirements.......   16
  19.     3.2   POSIX Open System Environment Reference Model..............   19
  20.     3.3   POSIX Open System Environment Services.....................   28
  21.     3.4   POSIX Open System Environment Standards....................   29
  22.     3.5   POSIX Open System Environment Profiles.....................   32
  23.     3.6   Application Platform Implementation Considerations.........   33
  24.  Section 4: POSIX Open System Environment Services...................   39
  25.     4.1   Language Services..........................................   43
  26.     4.2   System Services............................................   53
  27.     4.3   Network Services...........................................   77
  28.     4.4   Database Services..........................................  103
  29.     4.5   Data Interchange Services..................................  117
  30.     4.6   Windowing System Services..................................  125
  31.     4.7   Graphics Services..........................................  145
  32.     4.8   Character-Based User Interface Services....................  167
  33.     4.9   User Command Interface Services............................  173
  34.     4.10  Transaction Processing Services............................  183
  35.     4.11  Software Development Environments..........................  197
  36.  Section 5: POSIX OSE Cross-Category Services........................  207
  37.     5.1   Internationalization.......................................  209
  38.     5.2   System Security Services...................................  229
  39.     5.3   Information System Management..............................  235
  40.     5.4   Fault Management...........................................  245
  41.  Section 6: Profiles.................................................  249
  42.     6.1   Scope......................................................  249
  43.     6.2   Profile Concepts...........................................  250
  44.     6.3   Guidance to Profile Writers................................  252
  45.  Section 7: POSIX SP Profiling Efforts...............................  261
  46.     7.1   Introduction...............................................  261
  47.     7.2   General Purpose POSIX SPs..................................  261
  48.  Annex A (informative) Considerations for Developers of POSIX SPs....  273
  49.     A.1   Introduction...............................................  273
  50.     A.2   Scope......................................................  273
  51.     A.3   The Role of POSIX SPs......................................  274
  52.     A.4   Special Rules for POSIX SPs................................  275
  53.     A.5   Other Issues...............................................  277
  54.     A.6   Conformance to a POSIX SP..................................  279
  55.     A.7   Structure of Documentation for POSIX SPs...................  279
  56.     A.8   Rules for Drafting and Presentation of POSIX SPs...........  281
  57.  Annex B (informative) Bibliography..................................  287
  58.  Annex C (informative) Standards Infrastructure Description..........  289
  59.     C.1   Introduction...............................................  289
  60.     C.2   The Formal Standards Groups................................  291
  61.     C.3   The Informal Standards Organizations.......................  306
  62.  Annex D (informative) Electronic-Mail...............................  321
  63.  Alphabetic Topical Index............................................  323
  64.