HP OpenVMS Utility Routines Manual

Chapter 9
9	DECdts Portable Applications Programming Interface
9.1	DECdts Time Representation
9.1.1	Absolute Time Representation
9.1.2	Relative Time Representation
9.2	Time Structures
9.2.1	The utc Structure
9.2.2	The tm Structure
9.2.3	The timespec Structure
9.2.4	The reltimespec Structure
9.2.5	The OpenVMS Time Structure
9.3	DECdts API Header Files
9.4	Linking Programs with the DECdts API
9.5	DECdts API Routine Functions
Command 49	utc_abstime
Command 50	utc_addtime
Command 51	utc_anytime
Command 52	utc_anyzone
Command 53	utc_ascanytime
Command 54	utc_ascgmtime
Command 55	utc_asclocaltime
Command 56	utc_ascreltime
Command 57	utc_binreltime
Command 58	utc_bintime
Command 59	utc_boundtime
Command 60	utc_cmpintervaltime
Command 61	utc_cmpmidtime
Command 62	utc_gettime
Command 63	utc_getusertime
Command 64	utc_gmtime
Command 65	utc_gmtzone
Command 66	utc_localtime
Command 67	utc_localzone
Command 68	utc_mkanytime
Command 69	utc_mkascreltime
Command 70	utc_mkasctime
Command 71	utc_mkbinreltime
Command 72	utc_mkbintime
Command 73	utc_mkgmtime
Command 74	utc_mklocaltime
Command 75	utc_mkreltime
Command 76	utc_mkvmsanytime
Command 77	utc_mkvmsgmtime
Command 78	utc_mkvmslocaltime
Command 79	utc_mulftime
Command 80	utc_multime
Command 81	utc_pointtime
Command 82	utc_reltime
Command 83	utc_spantime
Command 84	utc_subtime
Command 85	utc_vmsanytime
Command 86	utc_vmsgmtime
Command 87	utc_vmslocaltime
9.6	Example Using the DECdts API Routines
Chapter 10
10	EDT Routines
10.1	Introduction to EDT Routines
10.2	Using the EDT Routines: An Example
10.3	EDT Routines
Command 88	EDT$EDIT
Command 89	FILEIO
Command 90	WORKIO
Command 91	XLATE
Chapter 11
11	Encryption (ENCRYPT) Routines
11.1	Introduction to Encryption Routines
11.2	Encrypt AES Features
11.2.1	ENCRYPT-AES Key, Flag Mask, and Value
11.3	How the Routines Work
11.3.1	Encryption Keys
11.3.1.1	Deleting AES Keys
11.3.1.2	DES Key and Data Semantics
11.3.2	File Encryption and Decryption
11.4	Maintaining Keys
11.5	Operations on Files
11.6	Operations on Records and Blocks
11.7	Routine Descriptions
11.7.1	Specifying Arguments
11.7.2	Bitmasks
11.7.3	Error Handling
Command 92	ENCRYPT$DECRYPT
Command 93	ENCRYPT$DECRYPT_ONE_RECORD
Command 94	ENCRYPT$DEFINE_KEY
Command 95	ENCRYPT$DELETE_KEY
Command 96	ENCRYPT$ENCRYPT
Command 97	ENCRYPT$ENCRYPT_FILE
Command 98	ENCRYPT$ENCRYPT_ONE_RECORD
Command 99	ENCRYPT$FINI
Command 100	ENCRYPT$GENERATE_KEY
Command 101	ENCRYPT$INIT
Command 102	ENCRYPT$STATISTICS
Chapter 12
12	File Definition Language (FDL) Routines
12.1	Introduction to FDL Routines
12.2	Using the FDL Routines: Examples
12.3	FDL Routines
Command 103	FDL$CREATE
Command 104	FDL$GENERATE
Command 105	FDL$PARSE
Command 106	FDL$RELEASE
Chapter 13
13	Librarian (LBR) Routines
13.1	Introduction to LBR Routines
13.1.1	Types of Libraries
13.1.2	Structure of Libraries
13.1.2.1	Library Headers
13.1.2.2	Modules
13.1.2.3	Indexes and Keys
13.1.3	Summary of LBR Routines
13.2	Using the LBR Routines: Examples
13.2.1	Creating, Opening, and Closing a Text Library
13.2.2	Inserting a Module
13.2.3	Extracting a Module
13.2.4	Deleting a Module
13.2.5	Using Multiple Keys and Multiple Indexes
13.2.6	Accessing Module Headers
13.2.7	Reading Library Headers
13.2.8	Displaying Help Text
13.2.9	Listing and Processing Index Entries
13.3	LBR Routines
Command 107	LBR$CLOSE
Command 108	LBR$DELETE_DATA
Command 109	LBR$DELETE_KEY
Command 110	LBR$FIND
Command 111	LBR$FLUSH
Command 112	LBR$GET_HEADER
Command 113	LBR$GET_HELP
Command 114	LBR$GET_HISTORY
Command 115	LBR$GET_INDEX
Command 116	LBR$GET_RECORD
Command 117	LBR$INI_CONTROL
Command 118	LBR$INSERT_KEY
Command 119	LBR$LOOKUP_KEY
Command 120	LBR$LOOKUP_TYPE
Command 121	LBR$MAP_MODULE
Command 122	LBR$OPEN
Command 123	LBR$OUTPUT_HELP
Command 124	LBR$PUT_END
Command 125	LBR$PUT_HISTORY
Command 126	LBR$PUT_MODULE
Command 127	LBR$PUT_RECORD
Command 128	LBR$REPLACE_KEY
Command 129	LBR$RET_RMSSTV
Command 130	LBR$SEARCH
Command 131	LBR$SET_INDEX
Command 132	LBR$SET_LOCATE
Command 133	LBR$SET_MODULE
Command 134	LBR$SET_MOVE
Command 135	LBR$UNMAP_MODULE