Tables |
1-1 |
Manual Description |
1-2 |
OpenVMS Programming Software |
1-3 |
Compilers, Interpreters, and Assemblers |
1-4 |
Other OpenVMS Program Development Utilities |
1-5 |
Groups of OpenVMS Run-Time Library Routines |
1-6 |
Groups of OpenVMS System Services |
1-7 |
OpenVMS Utility Routines |
2-1 |
Characteristics of Subprocesses and Detached Processes |
2-2 |
Comparison of LIB$SPAWN, SYS$CREPRC, and C system : ( ,) Call Context Values |
4-1 |
Routines and Commands for Controlling Processes and Kernel Threads |
4-2 |
Process Identification |
4-3 |
SYS$GETJPI Kernel Threads Item Codes |
4-4 |
SYS$PROCESS_SCAN Kernel Threads Item Codes |
4-5 |
Item-Specific Flags |
4-6 |
Capabilities |
4-7 |
SYSMAN Command: Class_Schedule |
4-8 |
Class Name Qualifiers |
4-9 |
Show Subcommand Qualifiers |
4-10 |
Time Manipulation System Services and Routines |
4-11 |
Process Hibernation and Suspension |
4-12 |
System Services and Routines Used for Hibernation and Suspension |
4-13 |
Contents of$DELPRC Flag Argument |
6-1 |
OpenVMS Compilers |
6-2 |
Usage Styles of Event Flags |
6-3 |
Event Flag Routines and Services |
6-4 |
Event Flags |
7-1 |
Lock Manager Services |
7-2 |
Lock Modes |
7-3 |
Compatibility of Lock Modes |
7-4 |
Legal QUECVT Conversions |
7-5 |
Effect of Lock Conversion on Lock Value Block |
8-1 |
AST System Services |
8-2 |
System Services That Use ASTs |
8-3 |
AST Arguments for VAX, Alpha, and I64 Systems |
9-1 |
Summary of Exception Conditions |
9-2 |
I64-Specific Exception Conditions |
9-3 |
Architecture-Specific Hardware Exceptions |
9-4 |
Exception Summary Argument Fields |
9-5 |
Run-Time Library Condition-Handling Support Routines |
9-6 |
Fields of a Condition Value |
9-7 |
Severity of Error Conditions |
9-8 |
Privilege Errors |
9-9 |
Quota Errors |
9-10 |
$CHFDEF Symbolic Names and Arguments on VAX Systems |
9-11 |
$CHFDEF2 Symbolic Names and Arguments on Alpha and I64 Systems |
9-12 |
Fields in the Alpha Mechanism Array |
9-13 |
Contents of the I64 Argument Mechanism Array (MECH) |
11-1 |
Contents of the General Descriptor Format |
11-2 |
64-Bit System Services |
12-1 |
Sample Virtual Address Arrays for 64-Bit Services |
12-2 |
Page and Byte Offset Within Pages on Alpha and I64 Systems |
12-3 |
Sample Virtual Address Arrays on Alpha and I64 Systems |
13-1 |
Sample Virtual Address Arrays on VAX Systems |
13-2 |
Flag Bits to Set for Specific Section Characteristics on VAX Systems |
14-1 |
Overhead for Area Control Blocks |
14-2 |
Possible Values for the Block Size Attribute |
14-3 |
Attribute Values for the Default Zone |
14-4 |
Allocation Algorithms |
15-1 |
Aligned Data Sizes |
16-1 |
Page Table Size Requirements |
17-1 |
Main Headings in the Documentation Format for System Routines |
17-2 |
General Rules of Syntax for Procedure Call Formats |
17-3 |
Standard Data Types and Their Descriptor Field Symbols |
17-4 |
Descriptor Classes of Passing Mechanisms |
18-1 |
VAX Register Usage |
18-2 |
Alpha Integer Registers |
18-3 |
Alpha Floating-Point Registers |
18-4 |
I64 General Register Usage |
18-5 |
I64 Floating-Point Register Usage |
18-6 |
I64 Predicate Register Usage |
18-7 |
I64 Branch Register Usage |
18-8 |
Summary of Function Descriptor Kinds |
18-9 |
Contents of the Argument Information (AI) Register (Alpha only) |
18-10 |
Rules for Allocating Parameter Slots |
18-11 |
Data Types and the Unused Bits in Passed Data |
18-12 |
Extension Type Codes |
18-13 |
Argument Information Register Codes |
18-14 |
String-Passing Descriptors |
18-15 |
Rules for I64 Return Values |
18-16 |
Register Mapping Table for OpenVMS VAX/OpenVMS Alpha to OpenVMS I64 |
20-1 |
OpenVMS System Access Modes |
20-2 |
Severity Codes of Condition Value Returned |
21-1 |
Structures Used by_NEW_STARLET Prototypes |
22-1 |
SYS$INPUT and SYS$OUTPUT Values |
22-2 |
Setting Video Attributes |
23-1 |
Read and Write I/O Functions |
23-2 |
Asynchronous Input/Output Services and Their Synchronous Versions |
23-3 |
System Services for Translating Logical Names |
23-4 |
Default Device Names for I/O Services |
23-5 |
SYSGEN Buffer Object Parameters |
24-1 |
System Service Access Routines |
24-2 |
CLI Access Routines |
24-3 |
Variable-Length Bit Field Routines |
24-4 |
Integer and Floating-Point Routines |
24-5 |
Queue Access Routines |
24-6 |
Character String Routines |
24-7 |
Miscellaneous Instruction Routines |
24-8 |
Processwide Resource Allocation Routines |
24-9 |
Performance Measurement Routines |
24-10 |
The Code Argument in LIB$SHOW_TIMER and LIB$STAT_TIMER |
24-11 |
Routines for Customizing Output |
24-12 |
Miscellaneous Interface Routines |
25-1 |
Cross-Reference Routines |
27-1 |
Time Conversion Routines and System Services |
27-2 |
Date/Time Manipulation Routines |
27-3 |
Timer RTLs and System Services |
27-4 |
Timer System Services |
27-5 |
Available Languages for Date/Time Formatting |
27-6 |
Format Mnemonics |
27-7 |
Input String Punctuation and Defaults |
27-8 |
Predefined Output Date Formats |
27-9 |
Predefined Output Time Formats |
27-10 |
Available Components for Specifying Formats at Compile Time |
27-11 |
Legible Format Mnemonics |
27-12 |
Sample Input Format Strings |
30-1 |
Fields in an Event Report Block |
30-2 |
Abort Reason Codes |
30-3 |
XA Veneer Error Names |
30-4 |
Input Flags for ax_bind_decdtm_2 |
31-1 |
Components of the VAX Privileged Library Vector |
31-2 |
Components of the Alpha and I64 Privileged Library Vector |
32-1 |
Using System Services to Manipulate Elements of the Rights Database |
32-2 |
Returned Records of SYS$IDTOASC, SYS$FIND_HELD, and SYS$FIND_HOLDER |
32-3 |
Item Code Symbols and Meanings |
34-1 |
Logical Name Services and DCL Commands |
34-2 |
Summary of Privileges |
D-1 |
Generic Argument List Macros of the System Service Interface |
E-1 |
OpenVMS Usage Data Type Entries |
E-2 |
Ada Implementations |
E-3 |
APL Implementations |
E-4 |
BASIC Implementations |
E-5 |
BLISS Implementations |
E-6 |
C and C++ Implementations |
E-7 |
COBOL Implementations |
E-8 |
FORTRAN Implementations |
E-9 |
Pascal Implementations |
E-10 |
PL/I Implementations |
E-11 |
VAX MACRO Implementations |
E-12 |
RPG II Implementations |
E-13 |
SCAN Implementations |