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C Programming Language
Content starts here Compaq C

Compaq C
Run-Time Library Reference Manual for OpenVMS Systems
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1-1 Linking with the Compaq C RTL on OpenVMS Alpha Systems
1-2 I/O Interface from C Programs
1-3 Mapping Standard I/O and UNIX I/O to RMS
5-1 Communications Links Between Parent and Child Processes
6-1 An Example of the stdscr Window
6-2 Displaying Windows and Subwindows
6-3 Updating the Terminal Screen
6-4 An Example of the getch Macro
REF-1 Reading and Writing to a Pipe
Tables
1-1 Linking Conflicts
1-2 UNIX and OpenVMS File Specification Delimiters
1-3 Valid and Invalid UNIX and OpenVMS File Specifications
1-4 Feature Test Macros - Standards
1-5 Functions with Dual Implementations
1-6 Functions restricted to 32-bit pointers
1-7 Callbacks that Pass Only 32-Bit Pointers
2-1 I/O Functions and Macros
2-2 Optional Characters Between% (or% n$) and the Input Conversion Specifier
2-3 Conversion Specifiers for Formatted Input
2-4 Optional Characters Between% (or% n$) and the Output Conversion Specifier
2-5 Conversion Specifiers for Formatted Output
3-1 Character, String, and Argument-List Functions
3-2 Character-Classification Functions
3-3 ASCII Characters and the Character-Classification Functions
4-1 Error- and Signal-Handling Functions
4-2 The Error Code Symbolic Values
4-3 Compaq C RTL Signals
4-4 Compaq C RTL Signals and Corresponding OpenVMS VAX Exceptions (VAX ONLY)
4-5 Compaq C RTL Signals and Corresponding OpenVMS Alpha Exceptions (ALPHA ONLY)
5-1 Subprocess Functions
6-1 Curses Functions and Macros
6-2 Curses Predefined Variables and#define Constants
7-1 Math Functions
8-1 Memory Allocation Functions
9-1 System Functions
10-1 Locale Categories
11-1 Date/Time Functions
11-2 Time-zone Filename Acronyms
REF-1 Interpretation of the mode Argument
REF-2 File Protection Values and Their Meanings
REF-3 RMS Valid Keywords and Values
REF-4 tm Structure
REF-5 Optional Characters in strfmon Conversion Specifications
REF-6 strfmon Conversion Specifiers
REF-7 Optional Elements of strftime Conversion Specifications
REF-8 strftime Conversion Specifiers
REF-9 strptime Conversion Specifications
REF-10 SYSCONF Argument and Return Values
REF-11 Time-Zone Initialization Rules
REF-12 The vfork and fork Functions
REF-13 Optional Elements of wcsftime Conversion Specifications
REF-14 wcsftime Conversion Specifiers
A-1 Structures Used by Socket Routines
A-2 errno Values
A-3 4.4BSD Entry Points
A-4 Basic Communication Routines
A-5 Auxiliary Communication Routines
A-6 Supported h_errno Routines
A-7 Supported Communication Routines
B-1 Functions Available on All OpenVMS Systems
B-2 Functions Added in OpenVMS Version 6.2
B-3 Functions Added in OpenVMS Version 7.0
B-4 Functions Added in OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.0
B-5 Functions Added in OpenVMS Version 7.2
B-6 Functions Added in OpenVMS Version 7.3
B-7 Functions Added in OpenVMS Version 7.3-1
C-1 Duplicated Prototypes
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