RSC/MP Installation and Configuration Guide

Installing RSC/MP on UNIX Workstations Files Installed on the UNIX Workstation
Files Installed on the UNIX Workstation
The files installed on a workstation vary with the platform. The following table lists files
using Solaris (x86) as an example. Shared library filenames vary according to system
convention.
Table 6-2. Files Installed on the UNIX Workstation
Directory
File Name
Description
Required for
product use?
libpipe.so
Piccolo shared library
yes
1
librsc.so
RSC/MP API shared library
yes
1
nifsock
TCP/IP protocol network interface
yes
pcfgchk
Piccolo configuration file check program
no
pipecp
Pipe transport control program
yes
pipeman
Pipe transport manager
yes
RSC.ERR
RSC/MP error message reference file
yes
rsc.h
RSC/MP.API includes
yes
rscpipe.exe
RSC/MP I/O manager
yes
rsctest.c
RSC/MP test console application source
no
rsctest.e
RSC/MP test console application program
no
rsctest.mak
RSC/MP test application make file
no
rscvproc.e
RSC/MP client VPROC utility
no
samples
java
Folder containing sample Java application.
no
2
pipe.ini
3
sample Piccolo configuration file
yes, copy to
installation
directory
RSC.INI
3
sample RSC/MP configuration file
yes, copy to
installation
directory
umsclient.c
Unsolicited Message Service (UMS)
sample source code.
no
umsclient.e
Unsolicited Message Service (UMS)
sample program.
no
1. See Table 6-1 on page 6-1 for actual shared library names for your platform.
2. Available on AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris. Not available on SUSE Linux.
3. Lowercase ―pipe.ini‖ and uppercase ―RSC.INI‖ are required for default file names but can be overridden by use
of PIPEINI environment variable (Section 6) or programmatically by using RscLoadOptions (see RSC/MP
Programming Manual).
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