List of Tables

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Table 1. Books for Further Reading in IRIX Development

Table 2. Typographical Conventions

Table 1-1. Memory System Calls

Table 1-2. Functions for Locking Memory

Table 1-3. Functions for Unlocking Memory

Table 2-1. Types of IPC and Compatibility

Table 2-2. SVR4 IPC Name Space Management

Table 3-1. POSIX Shared Memory Functions

Table 3-2. IRIX Shared Arena Management Functions

Table 3-3. Arena Features Set Using usconfig()

Table 3-4. IRIX Shared Memory Arena Allocation Functions

Table 3-5. IRIX Shared Memory First-Datum Functions

Table 3-6. SVR4 Shared Memory Functions

Table 3-7. SVR4 Shared Segment Management Operations

Table 4-1. POSIX Functions to Manage Unnamed Semaphores

Table 4-2. POSIX Functions to Manage Named Semaphores

Table 4-3. POSIX Functions to Operate on Semaphores

Table 4-4. IRIX Functions to Manage Nonpolled Semaphores

Table 4-5. IRIX IPC Functions for Managing Polled Semaphores

Table 4-6. IRIX IPC Functions for Semaphore Operations

Table 4-7. IRIX IPC Functions for Managing Locks

Table 4-8. IRIX IPC Functions for Using Locks

Table 4-9. IRIX IPC Functions for Barriers

Table 4-10. Compiler Intrinsics for Atomic Operations

Table 4-11. SVR4 Semaphore Management Functions

Table 4-12. SVR4 Semaphore Set Management Operations

Table 4-13. SVR4 Semaphore Management Operations

Table 5-1. Signal Numbers and Default Actions

Table 5-2. Signal Handling Interfaces

Table 5-3. Functions for POSIX Signal Handling

Table 5-4. Functions for SVR4 Signal Handling

Table 5-5. Functions for BSD Signal Handling

Table 5-6. Functions for Timed Suspensions

Table 5-7. Time Data Structures and Usage

Table 5-8. POSIX Time Management Functions

Table 5-9. POSIX Time Management Functions

Table 5-10. BSD Functions for Interval Timers

Table 5-11. Types of itimer

Table 6-1. Abstract Operations on a Message Queue

Table 6-2. POSIX Functions for Managing Message Queues

Table 6-3. POSIX Functions for Using Message Queues

Table 6-4. SVR4 Functions for Managing Message Queues

Table 6-5. SVR4 Functions for Using Message Queues

Table 7-1. Functions for File and Record Locking

Table 10-1. Comparing Parallel Models

Table 11-1. Documentation for Statement-Level Parallel Products

Table 11-2. Loop Scheduling Types

Table 12-1. Commands and System Functions for Process Management

Table 12-2. Functions for Child Process Management

Table 12-3. Commands and Functions for Scheduling Control

Table 12-4. POSIX Functions for Scheduling

Table 13-1. Comparison of Pthreads and Processes

Table 13-2. Header Files Related to Pthreads

Table 13-3. Functions for Creating Pthreads

Table 13-4. Functions for Managing Thread Execution

Table 13-5. Functions for Thread-Unique Data

Table 13-6. Functions for Schedule Management

Table 13-7. Functions for Preparing Mutex Objects

Table 13-8. Functions for Using Mutexes

Table 13-9. Functions for Preparing Condition Variables

Table 13-10. Functions for Using Condition Variables

Table 13-11. Functions for Preparing Read-Write Locks

Table 13-12. Functions for Using Read-Write Locks

Table 15-1. Font and Font Metric Directories

Table 16-1. Locale Categories

Table 16-2. Category Environment Variables

Table 16-3. Some Monetary Formats

Table 16-4. ANSI Compatible Functions

Table 16-5. X/Open Additional Functions

Table 16-6. Regular Expression Libraries in IRIX

Table 16-7. Character Expressions in Internationalized Regular Expressions

Table 16-8. Examples of Internationalized Regular Expressions

Table 16-9. Cultural Data Names, Categories, and Settings

Table 16-10. ISO 8859 Character Sets

Table 16-11. Character Sets for Asian Languages

Table A-1. ISO 3166 Country Codes