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Date:	Mon, 30 Jul 2001 06:27:50 PDT
From:	"Rollin White" <rollin@scoug.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-programming@scoug.com
To:	< "scoug-programming@scoug.com" > scoug-programming@scoug.com >
Subject:	SCOUG-Programming: Boot drive ?

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On Sun, 29 Jul 2001 23:12:38 PDT, Peter Skye wrote:

>I'm running Warp 4 Fixpack 10 with Classic Rexx. What are you using?

I don't know where mine came from. It covers both Object REXX and regular REXX, so it's possible I
copied over my original REXX.INF at one point.

>
>Here's my DIR \OS2\BOOK\REXX* output:
>
> 6-14-96 10:45a 203855 0 REXX.INF
>
>What is yours, and where do I get it?

8-12-96 1:35a 790930 0 REXX.INF

I'll send it to you. I believe(d) this function was covered in the regular REXX documentation too, so
I'll check one of my other Warp 4 machines today.

>(I opened my 11-20-98 REXXUTIL.DLL in EPM and found the names of a _lot_
>of functions I don't have documentation on. What the heck is
>SysGetCollate8?)

OS/2 (and others) has the notion of a collating sequence to control sorting. This is usually based on
code page ( I think), but doesn't have to be. You can explicitly load a different collating sequence if
you wish.

If you have the Toolkit, EXEHDR is a easier way to extract the functions of a DLL. Mine shows:

Operating System/2 Executable File Header Utility

Version 3.00.002 May 4 1995

Copyright (C) IBM Corporation 1988-1995

Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1988-1992.

All rights reserved.

Library: REXXUTIL
Description: REXX Utilities - Licensed Materials - Property of IBM - (C) Copyright IBM Corp.
1991, 1996. All Rights Reserved
Module type: Dynamic link library
Per-process initialization
Per-process termination
Number of memory pages: 0000000a (10)
Initial CS:EIP: object 1 offset 00007340
Initial SS:ESP: object 0 offset 00000000
Automatic data object: 3

no. virtual virtual map map flags
address size index size
0001 00010000 000074c4 00000001 00000008 EXECUTABLE, READABLE, 32-bit
0002 00020000 00000008 00000009 00000001 READABLE, SHARED, 32-bit
0003 00030000 00000a1c 0000000a 00000001 READABLE, WRITEABLE, 32-bit

Exports:
ord obj offset name
63 1 00000c50 SYSREORDERREXXMACRO exported, shared data
59 1 00000ea0 SYSSETPROCESSCODEPAGE exported, shared data
66 1 00000aa8 SYSLOADREXXMACROSPACE exported, shared data
67 1 00000af5 SYSSAVEREXXMACROSPACE exported, shared data
65 1 00000b42 SYSCLEARREXXMACROSPACE exported, shared data
26 1 00002d60 SYSREGISTEROBJECTCLASS exported, shared data
9 1 000048d8 SYSFILETREE exported, shared data
39 1 00001991 SYSWILDCARD exported, shared data
13 1 00003a62 SYSLOADFUNCS exported, shared data
3 1 00005b20 SYSCURSTATE exported, shared data
5 1 00005400 SYSDRIVEMAP exported, shared data
6 1 000053a0 SYSDROPFUNCS exported, shared data
4 1 00005936 SYSDRIVEINFO exported, shared data
7 1 00005351 SYSFILEDELETE exported, shared data
56 1 000011c0 SYSGETCOLLATE exported, shared data
32 1 000024f0 SYSSAVEOBJECT exported, shared data
17 1 00003820 SYSSEARCHPATH exported, shared data
8 1 00004e60 SYSFILESEARCH exported, shared data
34 1 00002230 SYSMOVEOBJECT exported, shared data
37 1 00002057 SYSBOOTDRIVE exported, shared data
33 1 000022f0 SYSOPENOBJECT exported, shared data
11 1 000045b4 SYSGETMESSAGE exported, shared data
35 1 00002170 SYSCOPYOBJECT exported, shared data
70 1 000006f0 SYSLOADLIBRARY exported, shared data
72 1 00001ec6 SYSELAPSEDTIME exported, shared data
60 1 00000e40 SYSQUERYPROCESSCODEPAGE exported, shared data
38 1 00001be5 SYSQUERYEALIST exported, shared data
55 1 00001260 SYSPROCESSTYPE exported, shared data
71 1 00000610 SYSDROPLIBRARY exported, shared data
27 1 00002cc0 SYSDEREGISTEROBJECTCLASS exported, shared data
54 1 000012c0 SYSSETPRIORITY exported, shared data
57 1 00001020 SYSNATIONALLANGUAGECOMPARE exported, shared data
28 1 00002b00 SYSCREATEOBJECT exported, shared data
19 1 000035e0 SYSTEMPFILENAME exported, shared data
41 1 00001af7 SYSADDFILEHANDLE exported, shared data
36 1 000020b4 SYSCREATESHADOW exported, shared data
12 1 00003ae4 SYSINI exported, shared data
42 1 00001b72 SYSSETFILEHANDLE exported, shared data
44 1 00001860 SYSOPENMUTEXSEM exported, shared data
49 1 00001590 SYSOPENEVENTSEM exported, shared data
1 1 00005d60 SYSCLS exported, shared data
51 1 000014b0 SYSRESETEVENTSEM exported, shared data
53 1 00001383 SYSWAITEVENTSEM exported, shared data
31 1 00002a38 SYSSETOBJECTDATA exported, shared data
61 1 00000d26 SYSADDREXXMACRO exported, shared data
24 1 00002f16 SYSWAITNAMEDPIPE exported, shared data
73 1 00000434 SYSWAITFORSHELL exported, shared data
52 1 00001520 SYSPOSTEVENTSEM exported, shared data
50 1 00001440 SYSCLOSEEVENTSEM exported, shared data
30 1 000029b1 SYSDESTROYOBJECT exported, shared data
69 1 000008d2 SYSSWITCHSESSION exported, shared data
45 1 00001780 SYSCLOSEMUTEXSEM exported, shared data
62 1 00000c00 SYSDROPREXXMACRO exported, shared data
29 1 000025c0 SYSQUERYCLASSLIST exported, shared data
20 1 00003420 SYSTEXTSCREENREAD exported, shared data
48 1 00001600 SYSCREATEEVENTSEM exported, shared data
64 1 00000b84 SYSQUERYREXXMACRO exported, shared data
43 1 000018d0 SYSCREATEMUTEXSEM exported, shared data
21 1 00003390 SYSTEXTSCREENSIZE exported, shared data
40 1 00001a10 SYSFILESYSTEMTYPE exported, shared data
68 1 00000a28 SYSSHUTDOWNSYSTEM exported, shared data
47 1 000017f0 SYSRELEASEMUTEXSEM exported, shared data
74 1 00000106 SYSQUERYSWITCHLIST exported, shared data
18 1 00003690 SYSSLEEP exported, shared data
22 1 00003113 SYSGETEA exported, shared data
14 1 00003a17 SYSMKDIR exported, shared data
16 1 00003967 SYSRMDIR exported, shared data
23 1 00002fc0 SYSPUTEA exported, shared data
46 1 000016c1 SYSREQUESTMUTEXSEM exported, shared data
15 1 000039b0 SYSOS2VER exported, shared data
10 1 00004728 SYSGETKEY exported, shared data
2 1 00005bf5 SYSCURPOS exported, shared data
58 1 00000f10 SYSMAPCASE exported, shared data
25 1 00002e25 SYSSETICON exported, shared data

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