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HP OpenVMS Programming Concepts Manual

HP OpenVMS Programming Concepts Manual


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B
Backing store for register stack
Balance set, swapping #1
Balance set, swapping #2
BASIC
    data type declarations
    HP BASIC for OpenVMS
    implementation table
    VAX BASIC
BIOLM (buffered I/O limit) quota
Bits
    unused in passed data
BLISS
    data type declarations
    implementation table
BLISS-32
BLISS-64
BLISS compiler
    alignment
    consequences of noncompliant code
Block size options
Blocking ASTs
    description
    using
Boolean data type
Boolean value flag
Boot CPU
Booting, an SMP system
Borders, virtual display
Boundary tags
Branch register usage
Broadcast messages
buffer data type
Buffer object management
Buffer objects, Fast I/O
Buffered I/O, operations
buffer_length data type
BYPASS privilege
byte_signed data type
BYTLM (buffered I/O byte count) quota
C
C++
C
    data type declarations
C++
    data type declarations
C
    HP C for OpenVMS
    implementation table
C++
    implementation table
C
    VAX C
C system() call
Caching
Call entry
    for RTL
    for system service
Call-frame condition handlers
Call frames
    ASTs
    exit handlers
Call stacks, unwinding
Callable system routines
Calling ASTs
Calling sequence, system routine
Calling standard #1
Calling standard #2
Calling standard #3
    conventions
Capabilities mechanism
Capability masks
    CPU
    process
Capability types
Catchall handlers #1
Catchall handlers #2
Chaining
    item lists
Change-mode handlers
Channel data type
Channels
    assigning I/O
    deassigning
Character sets #1
Character sets #2
Character string routines
    translation routines
Character strings
char_string data type
Checking access and protection of logical name tables
$CHFDEF macro
$CHFDEF2 macro
Circumflex character #1
Circumflex character #2
CISC, architecture
Class scheduler
Class scheduler database
Class_schedule, SYSMAN command
CLI access routine
CLI (command language interpreter) #1
CLI (command language interpreter) #2
Client/server computing
Clients
Clocks, setting system
Cluster-aware services
    SY$GETQUI
    SYS$BRKTHRU
    SYS$BRKTHRUW
    SYS$CANWAK #1
    SYS$CANWAK #2
    SYS$CREPRC
    SYS$DELPRC
    SYS$DISMOU
    SYS$FORCEX
    SYS$GETDVI
    SYS$GETJPI #1
    SYS$GETJPI #2
    SYS$GETJPIW
    SYS$GETSYI
    SYS$GETSYIW
    SYS$GETUPIW
    SYS$GET_SECURITY #1
    SYS$GET_SECURITY #2
    SYS$ICC_ACCEPT
    SYS$ICC_CLOSE_ASSOC
    SYS$ICC_CONNECT
    SYS$ICC_CONNECTW
    SYS$ICC_DISCONNECT
    SYS$ICC_DISCONNECTW
    SYS$ICC_OPEN_ASSOC
    SYS$ICC_RECEIVE
    SYS$ICC_RECEIVEW
    SYS$ICC_REJECT
    SYS$ICC_REPLY
    SYS$ICC_REPLYW
    SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVE
    SYS$ICC_TRANSCEIVEW
    SYS$ICC_TRANSMITW
    SYS$ICC_TRNSMIT
    SYS$MOUNT
    SYS$SCHDWK
    SYS$SETIME
    SYS$SET_SECURITY #1
    SYS$SET_SECURITY #2
    SYS$WAKE
Clusterwide logical name tables #1
Clusterwide logical name tables #2
Clusterwide logical name tables #3
CMS
COBOL
    data type declarations
    implementation table
Code values
    logon types
        ACME$K_NETWORK
            reference
    message categories
        ACMEMC$K_SELECTION
Command Definition Utility (CDU) #1
Command Definition Utility (CDU) #2
Command language interpreter
    See CLI
Common areas, per-process
Common blocks
    aligning
    installing as a shared image
    interprocess
    modifying
Common event flag clusters
    permanent
    temporary
Comparing 32-bit and 64-bit item lists
Compatibility mode handlers
Compilers
    alignment
complex_number data type
Components, of item lists
Condition codes
    chaining
    signaling
    SS$_EXQUOTA
    SS$_NOPRIV
Condition handlers
    argument list
    arithmetic
    call frame
    catchall #1
    catchall #2
    condition code
    continuing execution of
    debugging
    default
    establishing
    example
    exiting #1
    exiting #2
    last-chance
    last-chance exception vector
    mechanism argument vectors
    primary exception vector
    resignaling
    searching for
    secondary exception vectors
    signal argument array
    software supplied
    specifying
    traceback #1
    traceback #2
    types
    types of action
    unwinding
    use of
    user-supplied
    writing
Condition handling
    alignment fault reporting
    arithmetic exceptions
    continuing
    displaying messages
    GOTO unwind
    hardware exception conditions
    logging error messages
    logging error messages to a file
    mechanism argument vectors #1
    mechanism argument vectors #2
    mechanism array format
    resignaling #1
    resignaling #2
    return status
    run-time library support routines
    signal argument vectors
    signaling a condition
    stack traceback
    stack unwind #1
    stack unwind #2
    unwinding
    user-defined messages
    VAX hardware exceptions
Condition Handling Facility (CHF)
    definition
    function
Condition values #1
Condition values #2
Condition values #3
Condition values #4
Condition values #5
    definition
    information provided by
    returned
        in I/O status block
        in mailbox
        in R0
        signaled in register #1
        signaled in register #2
    RTL symbols
    severity
    signaled #1
    signaled #2
    symbolic codes
    testing #1
    testing #2
    testing with $VMS_STATUS_SUCCES #1
    testing with $VMS_STATUS_SUCCES #2
Condition Values Returned heading
    in routine documentation
Conditions
    for exception
cond_value data type
Constant registers
context data type
Control actions, inhibiting
CPU characteristics
    SMP system
CPU-specific pages
CPUs (central processing units)
    affinity scheduling
    capabilities scheduling
    class scheduling
credentials
    reference #1
    reference #2
    reference #3
    reference #4
$CRFCTLTABLE macro #1
$CRFCTLTABLE macro #2
$CRFFIELD macro #1
$CRFFIELD macro #2
$CRFFIELDEND macro #1
$CRFFIELDEND macro #2
Cross-Reference routines
Ctrl/C key sequence
Ctrl/Y key sequence
Ctrl/Z key sequence #1
Ctrl/Z key sequence #2
Current procedure
Current time
Cursor movement


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