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| Up to FDT Specification 3.1 Abstract 3.2 Introduction 3.3 Component Interoperability 3.4 FDT Type Library 3.5 DTM and Device Versions 3.6 Persistence 3.7 Nested Communication 3.7.1 Data Exchange 3.7.2 Communication Channel Upgrade 3.7.3 Scenarios 3.7.4 OnAddChild 3.8 Implementation Hints 3.8.1 Interfaces 3.8.2 Persistence | 3.2 IntroductionThis chapter mainly deals with two topics concerning FDT version
interoperability: 2. Component Interoperability A limiting condition for future FDT-enhancements is to ensure maximum
compatibility of different FDT versions. This results in a maximum
interoperability of FDT components originally designed for different FDT
versions. 1. Specification Level 2. Implementation Level The FDT version is composed by a major, a minor, a release and a build number (e.g. 1.2.0.3 where 1 is the major , 2 is the minor number, 0 the release and 3 the build number). Compatibility is defined slightly different with respect to the major number:
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