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HP OpenVMS Utility Routines Manual


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Examples
2-1 Calling the ACL Editor with a VAX BLISS Program
3-1 Calling the Backup API with a VAX C Program
4-1 Using the CLI Routines to Retrieve Information About Command Lines in a Fortran Program
5-1 Using UTIL$CQUAL Routines to Process Files
6-1 Using the CONVERT Routines in a Fortran Program
6-2 Using the CONVERT Routines in a C Program
6-3 Using the CONV$RECLAIM Routine in a Fortran Program
6-4 Using the CONV$RECLAIM Routine in a C Program
7-1 Compressing a File in a HP Fortran Program
7-2 Expanding a Compressed File in a HP Fortran Program
8-1 Sample VAX BLISS Template for Callable DECTPU
8-2 Normal DECTPU Setup in HP Fortran
8-3 Building a Callback Item List with HP Fortran
8-4 Specifying a User-Written File I/O Routine in VAX C
10-1 Using the EDT Routines in a VAX BASIC Program
12-1 Using FDL$CREATE in a Fortran Program
12-2 Using FDL$PARSE and FDL$RELEASE in a C Program
12-3 Using FDL$PARSE and FDL$GENERATE in a HP Pascal Program
13-1 Creating a New Library Using HP Pascal
13-2 Inserting a Module into a Library Using HP Pascal
13-3 Extracting a Module from a Library Using HP Pascal
13-4 Deleting a Module from a Library Using HP Pascal
13-5 Associating Keys with Modules
13-6 Listing Keys Associated with a Module
13-7 Displaying the Module Header
13-8 Reading Library Headers
13-9 Displaying Text from a Help Library
13-10 Displaying Index Entries
16-1 Sending a File
16-2 Displaying Folders
16-3 Displaying User Profile Information
17-1 Using NCS Routines in a HP Fortran for OpenVMS Program
17-2 Using NCS Routines in a HP C for OpenVMS VAX Program
18-1 Using PSM Routines to Supply a Page Header Routine in a VAX MACRO Program
20-1 Using SOR Routines to Perform a Merge Using Record Interface in a HP Fortran Program
20-2 Using SOR Routines to Sort Using Mixed Interface in a HP Fortran Program
20-3 Using SOR Routines to Merge Three Input Files in a HP Pascal Program
20-4 Using SOR Routines to Sort Records from Two Input Files in a HP Pascal Program
20-5 Using SOR Routines to Sort Records Using the STABLE Option and Two Text Keys in a HP C Program
21-1 TBK$I64_SYMBOLIZE Example---Part 1
21-2 TBK$I64_SYMBOLIZE Example---Part 2
21-3 TBK$I64_SYMBOLIZE Example---Part 3
Figures
9-1 Time Display Format
9-2 Time Display Format Variants
9-3 Relative Time Syntax
9-4 Time Period Syntax
9-5 DTS Portable Interface Categories
11-1 OpenVMS Numbering Overlay on FIPS-46 Numbering
11-2 NBS Numbering Overlay on an OpenVMS Quadword
13-1 Structure of a Macro, Text, or Help Library
13-2 Structure of an Object or Shareable Image Library
13-3 Structure of a User-Developed Library
15-1 LOGINOUT Callout Routines Data Flow
15-2 Callout Organization
16-1 Standard Message Format
16-2 Item Descriptor
18-1 Multithreaded Symbiont
18-2 Symbiont Execution Sequence or Flow of Control
19-1 Symbionts in the OpenVMS Environment
19-2 Flowchart for a Single-Threaded, Synchronous Symbiont
19-3 Flowchart for a Single-Threaded, Asynchronous Symbiont (MAIN Routine)
19-4 Flowchart for a Single-Threaded, Asynchronous Symbiont (AST Routine)
Tables
3-1 Backup API Language Definition Files
3-2 BACKUP Option Structure Types
3-3 bckEvent Format
3-4 Event Callback Buffer Formats
3-5 Control Event Subtypes
3-6 bckControl Format
5-1 UTIL$CQUAL Routines
5-2 UTIL$CQUAL_FILE_PARSE Command Line Qualifiers
5-3 UTIL$CQUAL_FILE_PARSE Flags and Masks
5-4 Prompting Form Values
5-5 Prompt Responses
6-1 Conversion Statistics Array
6-2 CONVERT Qualifiers
6-3 Bucket Reclamation Statistics Array
8-1 Valid Masks for the TPU$K_OPTIONS Item Code
9-1 Absolute Time Structures
9-2 Relative Time Structures
11-1 Comparison of NBS and OpenVMS Numbering Conventions
11-2 Routines for Maintaining Keys
11-3 ENCRYPT$DEFINE_KEY Flags
11-4 ENCRYPT$ENCRYPT_FILE Flags
13-1 Libraries Created by OpenVMS Platforms
13-2 LBR Routines
15-1 LOGINOUT Callouts
15-2 LOGINOUT Callback Routines
15-3 Useful LOGINOUT Internal Variables
16-1 Default Mail Folders
16-2 User Profile Information
16-3 Levels of Mail Utility Processing
16-4 Callable Mail Utility Routines
16-5 Types of Action Routines
16-6 Mail File Routines
16-7 Message Routines
16-8 Send Routines
16-9 User Profile Context Routines
16-10 Input Item Codes
16-11 Output Item Codes
17-1 NCS Routines
18-1 Routine Codes for Specification to PSM$REPLACE
20-1 High-Performance Sort/Merge: Differences in SOR$ Routine Behavior
21-1 Values for TBK_API_PARAM
21-2 Values for TBK_API_PARAM on Alpha

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