Q |
QIO interface #1
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QIO interface #2
|
QIO interface #3
|
QIO interface #4
|
QIO interface #5
|
QIO interface #6
|
quadword_signed data type
|
quadword_unsigned data type
|
Queue access routines
|
Queue information, obtaining
|
Queues
|
lock management
|
self-relative
|
Queuing ASTs
|
"variant_struct", impact of SYS$STARLET_C.TLB
|
"variant_union", impact of SYS$STARLET_C.TLB
|
Quotas
|
AST
|
buffered I/O
|
buffered I/O byte count
|
default logical name table
|
direct I/O
|
directory table
|
I/O operations
|
job logical name table
|
logical name tables
|
SS$_EXQUOTA condition value
|
system service resources
|
user-defined logical name table
|
R |
RAB data type
|
RAB64 (64-bit record access blocks)
|
data structure
|
macros
|
RAB64$PQ_x fields #1
|
RAB64$PQ_x fields #2
|
RAB64$Q_x fields #1
|
RAB64$Q_x fields #2
|
RABs (record access blocks) #1
|
RABs (record access blocks) #2
|
Read and write operations, ordering
|
Read-modify-write operations, atomic
|
Record access blocks
|
See RABs
|
Records, I/O
|
Records, RMS
|
Reentrant code, ASTs
|
Register usage
|
for Alpha
|
for VAX
|
Registers
|
data
|
for returns #1
|
for returns #2
|
/REPLACE qualifier
|
LIBRARY command
|
requests
|
reference
|
Reserved Memory Registry
|
Resource attributes #1
|
Resource attributes #2
|
Resource granularity, in lock
|
Resource quotas, system services
|
Resource wait mode, system service
|
Resources
|
lock management concept
|
name
|
Return address arrays #1
|
Return address arrays #2
|
Return condition values #1
|
Return condition values #2
|
Return conditions, wait
|
Return status
|
from signal
|
return status
|
reference #1
|
reference #2
|
reference #3
|
reference #4
|
Return symbols
|
for RTL routines
|
Returns
|
call frame
|
condition value
|
errors
|
function value
|
I/O status
|
in I/O status block
|
in mailbox
|
object
|
RTL routines
|
signaled in register
|
system service condition value
|
Returns heading
|
in routine documentation
|
Returns heading, in routine documentation
|
Rights databases #1
|
Rights databases #2
|
Rights databases #3
|
adding to
|
default protection
|
elements of
|
holder record
|
identifier records
|
initializing
|
keys
|
modifying #1
|
modifying #2
|
modifying #3
|
Rights identifiers
|
See Identifiers
|
Rights lists
|
process
|
system
|
rights_holder data type
|
rights_id data type
|
RISC architecture
|
RMS #1
|
RMS #2
|
files and records
|
interface enhancements
|
opening file for mapping #1
|
opening file for mapping #2
|
routines
|
utilities
|
RMS files
|
RMS, structures
|
Routine Name heading, in routine documentation
|
Routine Overview heading, in routine documentation
|
Routines
|
callable system
|
calling
|
high-performance sort
|
how to call
|
processwide resource allocation #1
|
processwide resource allocation #2
|
RTL
|
variable-length bit field
|
RPG II
|
data type declarations
|
implementation table
|
RTL jacket handler
|
RTLs (run-time libraries)
|
condition handling
|
routines
|
Run-time libraries
|
See RTLs
|
Run-time library routines
|
accessing command language interpreter
|
accessing operating system components
|
accessing VAX instruction set
|
calling #1
|
calling #2
|
entry point #1
|
entry point #2
|
entry point #3
|
entry point #4
|
integer and floating-point
|
interaction with operating system
|
jacket routine
|
manipulating character string
|
names
|
on Alpha systems
|
output formatting control
|
performance measurement
|
queue access
|
return status
|
system service access
|
variable-length bit field instruction
|
S |
S0 space, definition
|
SCAN
|
data type declarations
|
implementation table
|
Schedulers
|
callback
|
OpenVMS
|
POSIX Threads Library
|
Scheduling
|
Screen management
|
deleting text
|
double-width characters #1
|
double-width characters #2
|
drawing lines
|
inserting characters
|
menus
|
creating
|
reading
|
types of
|
reading data
|
scrolling
|
setting background color
|
setting screen dimensions
|
video attributes
|
viewports
|
Scrolling instructions
|
Search lists, defining
|
Search operations
|
Secondary exception vectors
|
Sections #1
|
Sections #2
|
characteristic #1
|
characteristic #2
|
creating #1
|
creating #2
|
defining extent #1
|
defining extent #2
|
deleting #1
|
deleting #2
|
deleting #3
|
deleting #4
|
deleting #5
|
global
|
global paging file #1
|
global paging file #2
|
image #1
|
image #2
|
mapping #1
|
mapping #2
|
mapping #3
|
page frame #1
|
page frame #2
|
paging #1
|
paging #2
|
paging #3
|
paging #4
|
private
|
releasing #1
|
releasing #2
|
sharing data #1
|
sharing data #2
|
unmapping #1
|
unmapping #2
|
updating
|
writing back #1
|
writing back #2
|
section_id data type
|
section_name data type
|
Security model
|
Security profiles
|
displaying
|
modifying
|
Segments, item lists
|
Sequential files
|
creating
|
updating
|
Servers
|
Service routines
|
AST
|
SET BREAK debugger command, /HANDLER qualifier
|
SET DISPLAY command
|
creating WSA pseudo workstation devices
|
.SEVERITY directive
|
SHARE privilege #1
|
SHARE privilege #2
|
Shareable images
|
privileged
|
Shareable logical names, interprocess communication
|
Shared data
|
access
|
AST synchronization
|
Shared files
|
Sharing data, RMS shared files
|
Signal argument vectors #1
|
Signal argument vectors #2
|
Signal argument vectors #3
|
Signaling
|
changing to return status
|
SMG$ADD_KEY_DEF routine
|
SMG$BEGIN_DISPLAY_UPDATE routine
|
SMG$CHANGE_PBD_CHARACTERISTICS routine
|
SMG$CHANGE_RENDITION routine
|
SMG$CHANGE_VIEWPORT routine
|
SMG$CHANGE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$CHECK_FOR_OCCLUSION routine
|
SMG$CREATE_KEY_TABLE routine
|
SMG$CREATE_MENU routine
|
SMG$CREATE_PASTEBOARD routine
|
SMG$CREATE_SUBPROCESS routine
|
SMG$CREATE_VIEWPORT routine
|
SMG$CREATE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$CREATE_VIRTUAL_KEYBOARD routine
|
SMG$DELETE_CHARS routine
|
SMG$DELETE_LINE routine
|
SMG$DELETE_MENU routine
|
SMG$DELETE_PASTEBOARD routine
|
SMG$DELETE_SUBPROCESS routine
|
SMG$DELETE_VIEWPORT routine
|
SMG$DELETE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$DRAW_CHAR routine
|
SMG$DRAW_CHARACTER routine
|
SMG$DRAW_LINE routine
|
SMG$DRAW_RECTANGLE routine
|
SMG$ENABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT routine
|
SMG$END_DISPLAY_UPDATE routine
|
SMG$ERASE_CHARS routine
|
SMG$ERASE_COLUMN routine
|
SMG$ERASE_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$ERASE_LINE routine
|
SMG$ERASE_PASTEBOARD routine
|
SMG$EXECUTE_COMMAND routine
|
SMG$HOME_CURSOR routine
|
SMG$INSERT_CHARS routine
|
SMG$INSERT_LINE routine
|
SMG$LABEL_BORDER routine
|
SMG$LIST_PASTING_ORDER routine
|
SMG$MOVE_TEXT routine
|
SMG$MOVE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$POP_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$PUT_CHARS routine
|
SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE routine
|
SMG$PUT_CHARS_MULTI routine
|
SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE routine
|
SMG$PUT_LINE routine
|
SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI routine
|
SMG$PUT_LINE_WIDE routine
|
SMG$PUT_WITH_SCROLL routine
|
SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE routine
|
SMG$READ_FROM_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$READ_KEYSTROKE routine
|
SMG$READ_STRING routine
|
SMG$REPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMG$RESTORE_PHYSICAL_SCREEN routine
|
SMG$RETURN_CURSOR_POS routine
|
SMG$SAVE_PHYSICAL_SCREEN routine
|
SMG$SCROLL_DISPLAY_AREA routine
|
SMG$SCROLL_VIEWPORT routine
|
SMG$SELECT_FROM_MENU routine
|
SMG$SET_BROADCAST_TRAPPING routine
|
SMG$SET_CURSOR_ABS routine
|
SMG$SET_CURSOR_REL routine
|
SMG$SET_DISPLAY_SCROLL_REGION routine
|
SMG$SET_PHYSICAL_CURSOR routine
|
SMG$UNPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
|
SMP (symmetric multiprocessing)
|
goals
|
Software development
|
environment
|
life cycle
|
tools
|
Software development life cycle
|
Software development tools
|
Software programs, developing
|
Sort/Merge utility, high-performance routines
|
Special modes for debugging
|
Specifying access modes of logical names
|
Specifying attributes of logical names
|
SRM_CHECK tool
|
location on kit
|
using to analyze code
|
SS$_ALIGN exception
|
signal array format
|
SS$_HPARITH exception
|
signal array format
|
Stack frames
|
Stack usage #1
|
Stack usage #2
|
Stacks
|
for Alpha procedure calls
|
for VAX procedure calls
|
Standards, open
|
STARLET data structures and definitions
|
for C programmers
|
STARLET.OLB file #1
|
STARLET.OLB file #2
|
Status codes
|
ACME$_INVALIDCTX
|
reference
|
ACME$_NOACMECTX
|
reference
|
ACME$_OPINCOMPL
|
reference #1
|
reference #2
|
reference #3
|
reference #4
|
reference #5
|
SS$_BADBUFLEN
|
reference
|
SS$_BADITMCOD
|
reference
|
SS$_BADPARAM
|
reference
|
Store-conditional instructions
|
Sublock
|
Subprocesses
|
connecting to using LIB$ATTACH routine
|
creating
|
with LIB$SPAWN
|
with SMG$ routines
|
with SYS$CREPRC
|
creation of using LIB$SPAWN routine
|
debugging
|
disk and directory default
|
image
|
input, output, and error device
|
priority setting
|
Subsystem attribute
|
Supervisor mode ASTs
|
Supervisor stack
|
Suspension #1
|
Suspension #2
|
compared with hibernation
|
Swapping
|
by suspension
|
Symbolic codes, for condition values
|
Symbolic definition macros
|
Symbolic names, for argument lists
|
Symbols
|
defining
|
global
|
local
|
referring to
|
storage
|
unresolved
|
Symmetric Multiprocessing
|
interrupt requests
|
tightly coupled
|
Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP)
|
Synchronization
|
asynchronous system traps
|
definition of
|
hardware-level
|
inner mode
|
passing control to another image
|
software-level
|
using detached processes
|
using events flags
|
using process priority
|
using spin locks
|
using subprocesses
|
Synchronous input/output
|
Synchronous system services
|
SYS$ABORT_TRANSW system service
|
SYS$ADD_HOLDER system service
|
SYS$ADD_IDENT system service
|
SYS$ADJWSL system service #1
|
SYS$ADJWSL system service #2
|
SYS$ALLOC system service
|
example
|
SYS$ASCEFC system service
|
SYS$ASCTIM system service
|
example
|
SYS$ASCTOID system service
|
SYS$ASCUTC system service
|
SYS$ASSIGN system service
|
example
|
SYS$BINTIM system service #1
|
SYS$BINTIM system service #2
|
SYS$BINUTC system service
|
SYS$BRKTHRU system service
|
SYS$BRKTHRUW system service
|
SYS$CANCEL system service
|
example
|
SYS$CANTIM system service
|
example
|
SYS$CANWAK system service #1
|
SYS$CANWAK system service #2
|
SYS$CHECK_ACCESS system service
|
SYS$CHECK_PRIVILEGE system service
|
SYS$CHKPRO system service
|
SYS$CLREF system service
|
SYS$COMMAND logical name
|
SYS$CPU_CAPABILITIES system service
|
SYS$CREATE system service
|
SYS$CREATE_BUFOBJ_64 system service #1
|
SYS$CREATE_BUFOBJ_64 system service #2
|
SYS$CREATE_RDB system service
|
SYS$CREATE_USER_PROFILE system service
|
SYS$CREMBX system service #1
|
SYS$CREMBX system service #2
|
SYS$CREMBX system service #3
|
SYS$CREPRC system service, example
|
SYS$CRETVA system service #1
|
SYS$CRETVA system service #2
|
SYS$CRMPSC system service #1
|
SYS$CRMPSC system service #2
|
SYS$DACEFC system service
|
SYS$DALLOC system service
|
SYS$DASSGN system service #1
|
SYS$DASSGN system service #2
|
example
|
SYS$DCLAST system service, example
|
SYS$DCLCMH system service
|
SYS$DCLEXH system service
|
SYS$DELETE_BUFOBJ system service #1
|
SYS$DELETE_BUFOBJ system service #2
|
SYS$DELPRC system service
|
SYS$DELTVA system service
|
SYS$DEQ system service, example
|
SYS$DGBLSC system service
|
SYS$DISMOU system service
|
SYS$DLCEFC system service
|
SYS$DNS system service
|
SYS$END_TRANSW system service
|
SYS$ENQ system service, example
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #1
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #2
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #3
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #4
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #5
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #6
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #7
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #8
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #9
|
SYS$ERROR logical name #10
|
SYS$EXIT system service
|
SYS$EXPREG system service #1
|
SYS$EXPREG system service #2
|
example #1
|
example #2
|
SYS$FAO system service #1
|
SYS$FAO system service #2
|
SYS$FAO system service #3
|
SYS$FAO system service #4
|
example
|
SYS$FIND_HELD system service #1
|
SYS$FIND_HELD system service #2
|
SYS$FIND_HOLDER system service #1
|
SYS$FIND_HOLDER system service #2
|
SYS$FORCEX system service
|
example
|
SYS$FORMAT_ACL system service #1
|
SYS$FORMAT_ACL system service #2
|
SYS$GETDVI system service
|
SYS$GETDVIW system service
|
SYS$GETJPI system service #1
|
SYS$GETJPI system service #2
|
AST in target process
|
buffer #1
|
buffer #2
|
control flags
|
item list
|
specifying criteria to select processes
|
example
|
item-specific flags
|
obtaining information about all processes on the local system
|
obtaining information about one process
|
obtaining information with wildcard search
|
example
|
packing information in buffers #1
|
packing information in buffers #2
|
searching for processes on all nodes
|
searching for processes on specific nodes #1
|
searching for processes on specific nodes #2
|
searching for selected processes
|
specifying buffer size #1
|
specifying buffer size #2
|
specifying criteria to select processes
|
example
|
swapping processes
|
synchronizing calls #1
|
synchronizing calls #2
|
synchronizing calls #3
|
synchronizing calls #4
|
synchronizing calls #5
|
using item lists #1
|
using item lists #2
|
with remote procedures
|
using multiple $PROCESS_SCAN service contexts
|
using SYS$PROCESS_SCAN system service
|
item list to specify selection criteria about processes #1
|
item list to specify selection criteria about processes #2
|
item list to specify selection criteria about processes #3
|
item-specific flags to control selection information
|
search
|
using SYS$PROCESS_SCAN system service item list to specify selection criteria about processes
|
using wildcards
|
example
|
using wildcards as pidadr
|
SYS$GETJPIW system service #1
|
SYS$GETJPIW system service #2
|
SYS$GETLKI system service
|
SYS$GETMSG system service
|
SYS$GETQUI system service
|
SYS$GETSYI system service
|
SYS$GETSYIW system service
|
SYS$GETTIM system service #1
|
SYS$GETTIM system service #2
|
SYS$GETUTC system service
|
SYS$GET_ALIGN_FAULT_DATA system service #1
|
SYS$GET_ALIGN_FAULT_DATA system service #2
|
SYS$GET_SECURITY system service #1
|
SYS$GET_SECURITY system service #2
|
SYS$GET_SYS_ALIGN_FAULT_DATA system service
|
SYS$GOTO_UNWIND system service #1
|
SYS$GOTO_UNWIND system service #2
|
SYS$HIBER system service
|
example
|
SYS$ICC_ACCEPT system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_ACCEPT system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_CLOSE_ASSOC system service
|
SYS$ICC_CONNECT system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_CONNECT system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_CONNECTW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_CONNECTW system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_DISCONNECT system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_DISCONNECT system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_DISCONNECTW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_DISCONNECTW system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_OPEN_ASSOC system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_OPEN_ASSOC system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_OPEN_ASSOCW system service
|
SYS$ICC_RECEIVE system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_RECEIVE system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_RECEIVEW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_RECEIVEW system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_REJECT system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_REJECT system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_REPLY system service
|
SYS$iCC_REPLY system service
|
SYS$ICC_REPLYW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_REPLYW system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVE system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVE system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVEW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVEW system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSMIT system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSMIT system service #2
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSMITW system service #1
|
SYS$ICC_TRANSMITW system service #2
|
SYS$IDTOASC system service #1
|
SYS$IDTOASC system service #2
|
SYS$INIT_SYS_ALIGN_FAULT_REPORT system service
|
SYS$INIT_VOL system service
|
example
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #1
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #2
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #3
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #4
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #5
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #6
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #7
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #8
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #9
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #10
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #11
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #12
|
SYS$INPUT logical name #13
|
default value
|
example #1
|
example #2
|
example #3
|
example #4
|
example #5
|
example #6
|
example #7
|
redefining value
|
using with LIB$GET_INPUT routine
|
using with LIB$PUT_OUTPUT routine
|
SYS$IO_CLEANUP
|
SYS$IO_PERFORM
|
SYS$IO_SETUP
|
SYS$LANGUAGE logical name
|
SYS$LCKPAG system service #1
|
SYS$LCKPAG system service #2
|
SYS$LKWSET system service #1
|
SYS$LKWSET system service #2
|
SYS$LKWSET system service #3
|
SYS$LKWSET system service #4
|
SYS$LOGIN logical name
|
SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE logical name
|
SYS$MGBLSC system service
|
SYS$MOD_HOLDER system service
|
SYS$MOD_IDENT system service
|
SYS$MOUNT system service
|
SYS$NUMTIM system service #1
|
SYS$NUMTIM system service #2
|
SYS$NUMUTC system service
|
SYS$OPEN system service
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #1
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #2
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #3
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #4
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #5
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #6
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #7
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #8
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #9
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #10
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #11
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #12
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #13
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #14
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #15
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #16
|
SYS$OUTPUT logical name #17
|
default value
|
example #1
|
example #2
|
example #3
|
redefining value
|
using with LIB$GET_INPUT routine
|
using with LIB$PUT_OUTPUT routine
|
SYS$PARSE_ACL system service #1
|
SYS$PARSE_ACL system service #2
|
SYS$PERM_DIS_ALIGN_FAULT_REPORT system service
|
SYS$PERM_REPORT_ALIGN_FAULT system service
|
SYS$PROCESS_AFFINITY system service
|
SYS$PROCESS_CAPABILITIES system service
|
SYS$PROCESS_SCAN system service #1
|
SYS$PROCESS_SCAN system service #2
|
obtaining information about processes on nodes
|
obtaining information about processes on specific nodes #1
|
obtaining information about processes on specific nodes #2
|
searching nodes
|
searching on specific nodes
|
setting up multiple contexts
|
termination mailboxes
|
using item lists
|
with remote procedures
|
using item lists to specify selection criteria about processes
|
using item lists to specify selection criteria about processes #1
|
using item lists to specify selection criteria about processes #2
|
using item lists to specify selection criteria about processes
|
example
|
using item-specific flags to control selection information
|
SYS$PURGWS system service
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #1
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #2
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #3
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #4
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #5
|
SYS$PUTMSG system service #6
|
SYS$QIO system service
|
example
|
SYS$REM_HOLDER system service
|
SYS$REM_IDENT system service
|
SYS$SCHDWK system service #1
|
SYS$SCHDWK system service #2
|
SYS$SCHDWK system service #3
|
SYS$SCHDWK system service #4
|
canceling
|
example
|
request
|
SYS$SCRATCH logical name
|
SYS$SETEF system service
|
SYS$SETEXV system service
|
example
|
SYS$SETIME system service
|
SYS$SETIMR system service
|
example with ASTs
|
routines
|
SYS$SETPRN system service
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SYS$SETPRT system service
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SYS$SETPRV system service
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SYS$SETRWM system service
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SYS$SETSWM system service #1
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SYS$SETSWM system service #2
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example #1
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example #2
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SYS$SET_IMPLICIT_AFFINITY system service
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SYS$SET_RESOURCE_DOMAIN system service
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SYS$SET_SECURITY system service #1
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SYS$SET_SECURITY system service #2
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SYS$STARLET_C.TLB
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adherence to conventions
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functional equivalency to STARLETSD.TLB
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impact on use of "variant_struct" and "variant_union"
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potential impact on LIB structures
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potential impact on RMS structures
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providing .H files
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SYS$START_ALIGN_FAULT_REPORT system service
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SYS$START_TRANSW system service
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SYS$STOP_ALIGN_FAULT_REPORT system service
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SYS$STOP_SYS_ALIGN_FAULT_REPORT system service
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SYS$SYNCH system service #1
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SYS$SYNCH system service #2
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SYS$SYNCH system service #3
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SYS$TIMCON system service
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SYS$ULKPAG system service #1
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SYS$ULKPAG system service #2
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SYS$ULWSET system service #1
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SYS$ULWSET system service #2
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SYS$UNWIND system service #1
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SYS$UNWIND system service #2
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SYS$UNWIND system service #3
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SYS$UNWIND system service #4
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SYS$UNWIND system service #5
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SYS$UNWIND system service #6
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SYS$UNWIND system service #7
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example
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SYS$UPDSEC system service
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SYS$WAITFR system service
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SYS$WAKE system service
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example
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SYS$WFLAND system service
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SYS$WFLOR system service
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SYSGEN parameter
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MAXBOBMEN
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MAXBOBS0S1
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MAXBOBS2
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SYSMAN command, class_schedule
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SYSPRV privilege
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System clock, setting
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System, directory table
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System Dump Analyzer (SDA) utility
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System library #1
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System library #2
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System logical name tables
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System macro library, default
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System management
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System messages
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System objects, access
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System routine documentation
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Arguments heading #1
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Arguments heading #2
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access entry
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mechanism entry
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OpenVMS usage entry
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text entry
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type entry
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Condition Values Returned heading #1
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Condition Values Returned heading #2
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returns #1
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returns #2
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returns in I/O status block
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returns in mailbox
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returns signaled
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Description heading
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Example heading
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Format heading #1
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Format heading #2
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explanatory text
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JSB call format
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procedure call format
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Returns heading #1
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Returns heading #2
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condition values
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Routine Name heading
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Routine Overview heading
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System routine returns, register data
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System routine template, understanding
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System routines
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callable
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system services
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asynchronous
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synchronous
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System service access #1
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System service access #2
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System service access #3
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System services
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C function prototypes
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calling
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executing
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asynchronously
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synchronously
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execution wait
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initializing volumes
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loading site-specific
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MACRO-32
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macros #1
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macros #2
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obtaining information about processes #1
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obtaining information about processes #2
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OpenVMS
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privileges
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resource wait
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restrictions
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return status
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SYS$ACM
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reference #1
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reference #2
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reference #3
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SYS$ACMW
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testing for successful completion
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System space, definition
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System timer
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canceling
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setting
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Systems
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exception dispatcher
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Systems, mailbox
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system_access_id data type
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