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- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.0 Overview
- 3.0 Input and Output
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Opening Files
- 3.3 Reading and Writing to Files
- 3.4 Creating a File
- 3.5 Closing a File
- 3.6 Standard Input and Output Files
- 3.7 Redirecting Standard Files
- 3.8 Wildcards in Filenames
- 3.9 Asynchronous Reading and Writing
- 3.10 Moving the File Pointer
- 3.11 Redirecting Standard Files
- 3.12 Devices
- 3.13 Input and Output Control
- 4.0 Keyboard, Mouse, and Screen
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Reading Keystrokes
- 4.3 Displaying a Character
- 4.4 Writing a Character to a Specific Location
- 4.5 Reading Extended ASCII Keys
- 4.6 Using the Mouse
- 4.7 Selecting the Events to be Queued
- 4.8 Reading a String of Characters from the Keyboard
- 4.9 Writing a String of Characters to the Screen
- 4.10 Writing Character Cells to the Screen
- 4.11 Moving and Hiding the Cursor
- 4.12 Reading Characters from the Screen
- 4.13 Scrolling the Screen
- 4.14 Using the ANSI Display Mode
- 4.15 Opening and Using Logical Keyboards
- 4.16 Flushing the Keyboard Buffer
- 4.17 Setting the Keyboard Input Mode
- 5.0 Memory Management
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Allocating and Using Segments
- 5.3 General-Protection Faults and Segment Violations
- 5.4 Reallocating a Segment
- 5.5 Moving and Swapping
- 6.0 Processes and Threads
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Running an Asynchronous Child Process
- 6.3 Waiting for a Child Process to End
- 6.4 Retrieving the Termination Status of a Child Process
- 6.5 Ending a Process
- 6.6 Terminating a Process
- 6.7 Cleaning Up Before Ending a Process
- 6.8 Creating a Thread
- 6.9 Controlling the Execution of a Thread
- 6.10 Changing the Priority of a Process
- 7.0 Lqh: A Sample Program
- 7.1 Introduction
- 7.2 Lqh Files
- 7.3 About the Microsoft Help Library
- 7.4 The Lqh Program
- 7.5 The Lqhbox Dynamic-Link Library
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Microsoft® Operating System/2
Programmer's Toolkit
Programmer's Learning Guide
Version 1.0
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