Common Logic Standard

Welcome to the repository for documents related to the ISO standard for Common Logic (CL).

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The ISO Common Logic effort

The ISO effort towards an international standard for Common Logic began in June 2003 with the approval of a New Work Item (NP) for Common Logic. This project was assigned to WG2 (Metadata) under SC32 (Data Interchange) of ISO/IEC JTC1. In October 2003, Harry Delugach ( ) was designated the editor for the standard. This effort ended on October 1, 2007 with the publication of the final standard.

A list of technical corrections is being prepared for approval. Harry Delugach is the chair of the editing committee for these corrections (see below). Corrections will be published in a Technical Corrigendum once they are all approved.

The CL mailing list, includes current working group participants and the archives of the email discussions.

Current CL status (as of 1-Oct-2007): ISO/IEC IS 24707:2007

  • ISO/IEC 24707:2007 is now a fully approved and published ISO standard, publicly available on ISO's site. Please read the special ISO copyright statement at the top of that page before downloading.
  • A corrigendum is being prepared. These changes have not been approved by ISO and are not in any way to be considered part of the standard at this time.

Technical Corrigendum ISO/IEC IS 24707:2007/DCOR:1

  • A technical corrigendum is being prepared to address any defects in the standard. If you would like a copy of the standard in order to examine it for defects, please contact the editor.
  • The current list of defects can be found in 24707-defect-report.pdf,
    last updated on Sunday, 22 June 2008.
  • Submit any proposed defect(s) to the editor or to the CL mailing list, using the following form: 
    Submitter (include email):
For review by: JTC1/SC 32/WG2
Defect report concerning: ISO 24707:2007
Qualifier:
	(e.g., error, omission, clarification required)
References in Document:
	(e.g., page, clause, figure and/or table numbers)
Nature of defect:
	(complete, concise explanation of the perceived problem)
Solution proposed by the submitter:
	(optional)

Presentations and overview of the CL project

Background documents and related resources

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