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''The form of the statement an implementation publishes to claim conformance with [[The Principia Machina/GTP|GTP]], per [[The Principia Machina/GTP/19 Conformance|section 19]]. This page is the blank form | ''The form of the statement an implementation publishes to claim conformance with [[The Principia Machina/GTP|GTP]], per [[The Principia Machina/GTP/19 Conformance|section 19]]. This page is the blank form.'' | ||
An implementation works down every numbered section below and, on each row, says what fills it: which artifact, which part of it. A slot nothing fills is marked EMPTY and given a reason. Leaving a row out is not allowed, because a table missing a row reads just like a table where that row was filled in. | An implementation works down every numbered section below and, on each row, says what fills it: which artifact, which part of it. A slot nothing fills is marked EMPTY and given a reason. Leaving a row out is not allowed, because a table missing a row reads just like a table where that row was filled in. | ||
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The form of the statement an implementation publishes to claim conformance with GTP, per section 19. This page is the blank form.
An implementation works down every numbered section below and, on each row, says what fills it: which artifact, which part of it. A slot nothing fills is marked EMPTY and given a reason. Leaving a row out is not allowed, because a table missing a row reads just like a table where that row was filled in.
The statement names the TPS version whose part 6 it is made against, GTP carrying no version of its own (TPS 1.2.6; D174.1), and is republished whenever the implementation's version or that TPS version moves. An implementation leaving any rule of section 7 unfilled is not described as conforming at all.