| Figure 135: DTD-diagram for SW-ADDRESSING-METHOD
Child elements | <admin-data> <long-name> <short-name> <sw-addressing-method-class> <sw-addressing-method-desc>
parent elements | <sw-addressing-methods>
Attributes for SW-ADDRESSING-METHOD
Name | Type | Class | Value | Remark
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
[F-ID-CLASS] | name | fixed | SW-ADDRESSING-METHOD |
[ID] | id | required |  |
[S] | cdata | implied |  |
Description Describes the addressing scheme. A description of how a parameter or a RAM variable from the control unit is given. Examples for the differing types of addressing are the direct addressing and the indirect addressing by a vector. The addressing scheme can also be used to define the RAM range in which the a RAM variable lies (e.g. in the internal or external RAM). Addressing schemes can be used by parameters and RAM variables. This element is a reference to an access method for a name that must be simulated in the following systems (e.g. adjustment systems). This name links the MSR entity and the following systems. Addressing schemes are not standardized or pre-defined in the DTD. Neither are they fully modeled. They are only described in terms of text in <sw-addressing-method-desc>. Example