MPE/iX Documentation Guide

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Development Tools and Distributed Computing

This manual explains how to use the BASIC/3000 Compiler. It is assumed that you are

already well familiar with the BASIC/3000 programming language, as it is a requirement

that your BASIC programs are debugged before attempting to compile. It is also assumed

that you know how to prepare and run programs using the MPE system. Typical examples

of use with MPE, however, are provided in this manual.

Berkeley Sockets/iX Reference Manual

Part Number: 32650-90372

Functional Focus: Programming

This manual describes the Berkeley Sockets used for porting applications from a HP-UX to

an MPE system.

This manual contains information on the following topics:

• Socket system calls.

• File system intrinsics.

• Name service routines.

• Include ﬁles and references used.

Command Interpreter Access and Variables Programmer's Guide

Part Number: 32650-90493

Functional Focus: Programming

This guide describes the utilities and tools available to programmers by invoking the

command interpreter (CI) or directly through user commands.

This guide contains information on the following topics:

• Using commands programmatically.

• Controlling variables.

• Controlling job control words.

• Identifying parameter input.

Compiler Library/XL Reference Manual

Part Number: 32650-90029

Functional Focus: High-level programming

This manual describes the mathematical/utility functions and procedures available on the

MPE/iX operating system.

This manual contains information on the following topics:

• Mathematical functions and procedures.

• Utility procedures.