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OpenVMS Programming Concepts Manual


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Tape volumes, mounting
target DOI
    reference
TECO editor
Terminal characteristics
Terminal echo
    disabling
Terminal I/O, example
Terminal timeouts
Terminals, device widths
Termination mailboxes #1
Termination mailboxes #2
Terminators
    echos
    file
    record
Text processors
Thread manager
Threads
    Compaq POSIX Threads Library services
Time
    128-bit system format
    64-bit system format
    absolute
    converting ASCII to binary
    delta
    getting current system
    internal format
    numeric and ASCII
    obtaining
        using SYS$ASCTIM system service
        using SYS$ASCUTC system service
        using SYS$BINTIM system service
        using SYS$BINUTC system service
        using SYS$FAO system service
        using SYS$GETTIM system service
        using SYS$GETUTC system service
        using SYS$NUMUTC system service
        using SYS$TIMCON system service
    setting system
    using system services
Time, conversions
Time conversions
    formatting
Time, current
Time format logical names
Time manipulation
    using LIB$ADDX routine
    using LIB$ADD_TIMES routine
    using LIB$DAY routine
    using LIB$MULTF_DELTA_TIME
    using LIB$MULT_DELTA_TIME routine
    using LIB$ routines
    using LIB$SUBX routine
    using LIB$SUB_TIMES routine
Timer requests
    canceling
Timers
    deallocating
    initializing
    obtaining statistics #1
    obtaining statistics #2
    statistics
        buffered input/output
        CPU time
        direct input/output
        elapsed time
        page faults
time_name data type
.TITLE directive
Tools, alignment
Traceback handlers
Transaction processing, distributed environments
Transactions
    programming
transaction_id data type
Translating logical names
TRM$M_TM_ESCAPE routine
TRM$M_TM_NOECHO routine
TRM$M_TM_NOTRMECHO routine
TRM$M_TM_PURGE routine
Type-ahead buffers
Type entry, in argument descriptions
U
UFO (user-file open)
uic data type
UICs (user identification codes) #1
UICs (user identification codes) #2
Unalignment
Unicode encoding
    reference
Unicode (UCS-2)
Uniprocessor operations
Unwind condition handlers
Upcalls
User capabilities
User-defined condition values
    signaling
User-defined logical name tables #1
User-defined logical name tables #2
User identification codes
    See UICs
User interfaces
    programming tools
User mode ASTs
User-open routines
User privileges
User procedures
User stacks
user_arg data type
Using impersonation system services
UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)
    system services
Utility routines, OpenVMS
V
Variable-length bit field routine
Variable-size stack frames
varying_arg data type
VAX Ada
    See Ada
VAX, architecture
VAX BLISS
    See BLISS
VAX data types
    See Data types
VAX DIBOL
VAX Environment Software Translator
    See VEST
VAX instruction set, accessing through run-time library
VAX language implementation tables
    See Implementation tables
VAX platforms
VAX processors
VAXCDEF.TLB
    replaced by new files
VAXELN toolkit
vector_byte_signed data type
vector_byte_unsigned data type
vector_longword_signed data type
vector_longword_unsigned data type
vector_quadword_signed data type
vector_quadword_unsigned data type
vector_word_signed data type
vector_word_unsigned data type
VEST (VAX Environment Software Translator)
    alignment
vi editor #1
vi editor #2
Video attributes #1
Video attributes #2
Video attributes #3
    current
    default
Viewports
Virtual address space #1
Virtual address space #2
Virtual address space #3
    increasing and decreasing #1
    increasing and decreasing #2
    mapping section of #1
    mapping section of #2
    specifying array #1
    specifying array #2
Virtual displays
    checking occlusion
    creating
    creating a subprocess from
    cursor movement
    deleting
    deleting text
    drawing lines
    erasing
    ID #1
    ID #2
    inserting text #1
    inserting text #2
    list pasting order of
    logical cursor position
    modifying
    obtaining the pasting order
    overwriting text #1
    overwriting text #2
    pasting
    physical cursor position
    popping
    reading data from
    rearranging
    scrolling
    sharing
    specifying double-size characters
    specifying video attributes
    viewports
    writing double-width characters
    writing text to
Virtual I/O
Virtual keyboards
    reading data from #1
    reading data from #2
Virtual page size
VMS ACME
    reference #1
    reference #2
    reference #3
VMS user names
    reference #1
    reference #2
Volume protection
Volumes
    initializing
        within a program
            example
    mounting


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