[lextypes] DLL proof of concept
Bob Foster
bob at objfac.com
Wed Jul 23 15:42:01 BST 2003
What constitutes proof of concept for DLL (or anything like it)?
Here is a list off the top of my head:
- A reference implementation that accepts every valid definition and rejects
every invalid definition (that is defined as required to be reported,
according to the spec).
- An implementation that converts a valid definition to a form that allows
it to be used with one or more existing schema languages such that a value
is declared valid if and only if it conforms to the DLL definition.
- A language-independent API specification and an implementation in one or
more existing programming languages that allows, at a minimum, an
application to ask, for any string value, whether it is a valid instance of
a given datatype, and if so, to obtain the parse result. The API should be
able to operate independent of validation.
Bob Foster
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