Open System Services Programmer's Guide

Changes Made to the 520574-021 Edition (February 2014)
The following information was added and changed for the J06.17 and H06.28 RVUs:
Added information about the OSS Script Languages (T1203) product in “Overview of the
OSS Programming Environment” (page 26)
The following general information was added and changed:
Revised the conditions for proper operation of the thread-aware toolkit and thread-aware
$RECEIVE in:
“Caveats to Using the Thread-Aware Toolkit ” (page 372)
“Caveats to Using Thread-Aware $RECEIVE” (page 376)
“Caveats to Using the Thread-Aware Toolkit ” (page 414)
“Caveats to Using Thread-Aware $RECEIVE” (page 418)
Changes Made to the 520574-020 Edition (August 2013)
The following information was added and changed for the J06.16 and H06.27 RVUs:
Added and revised information about the OSS Core Utilities (T1202) product in “OSS Tools
(page 44):
Revised information about the vim editing tool in “Editing Tools” (page 44)
Added GNU Diffutils, make, and patch information to “C Development Utilities
(page 45)
The following general information was added and changed:
Added information to “OSS SEEP Design (page 283) about a possible deadlock between the
OSS SEEP process and the OSS name server process unless attribute 158 is used when calling
PROCESS_GETINFOLIST_
Revised information about the SIGUNCP signal being supported on only H-series RVUs in:
“Types of Signals” (page 318)
“Signals Processed by Threads” (page 385)
Changes Made to the 520574-019 Edition (February 2013)
The following information was added and changed for the J06.15 and H06.26 RVUs:
Added information about the new OSS Security Event-Exit Process (SEEP) features:
New Accessing OSS SEEP-Protected Files” (page 83) section
“OSS File-System Functions” (page 90)
“Guardian File-System Procedures” (page 100)
“OSS Process-Management Functions” (page 149)
“Guardian Process-Management Procedures” (page 156)
“OSS Interprocess-Communication Functions” (page 196)
“Guardian Interprocess-Communication Procedures” (page 203)
“Common and Unique Characteristics” (page 249)
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