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X Window System LibraryThe X Window System library, l i b X, contains library routines that provide primitivesfor the operation of the X Window System. This library is required for allABI-conforming systems that implement a graphical windowing terminal interface.See Chapter 10 of the System V ABI, ‘‘Windowing and Terminal Interfaces’’for more information on windowing software requirements on ABI-conformingsystems.The following functions reside in l i b X and must be provided on all ABIconformingsystems.Figure 6-21: l i b X ContentsX A c t i v a t e S c r e e n S a v e r X B i t m a p U n i t X c m s A d d C o l o r S p a c e EX A d d E x t e n s i o n X B l a c k P i x e l X c m s A d d F u n c t i o n S e t EX A d d H o s t X B l a c k P i x e l O f S c r e e n X c m s A l l o c C o l o r EX A d d H o s t s X C e l l s O f S c r e e n X c m s A l l o c N a m e d C o l o r EX A d d P i x e l X C h a n g e A c t i v e P o i n t e r G r a b X c m s C C C o f C o l o r m a p EX A d d T o E x t e n s i o n L i s t X C h a n g e G C X c m s C I E L a b Q u e r y M a x C EX A d d T o S a v e S e t X C h a n g e K e y b o a r d C o n t r o l X c m s C I E L a b Q u e r y M a x L EX A l l o c C l a s s H i n t X C h a n g e K e y b o a r d M a p p i n g X c m s C I E L a b Q u e r y M a x L C EX A l l o c C o l o r X C h a n g e P o i n t e r C o n t r o l X c m s C I E L a b Q u e r y M i n L EX A l l o c C o l o r C e l l s X C h a n g e P r o p e r t y X c m s C I E L a b T o C I E X Y Z EX A l l o c C o l o r P l a n e s X C h a n g e S a v e S e t X c m s C I E L u v Q u e r y M a x C EX A l l o c I c o n S i z e X C h a n g e W i n d o w A t t r i b u t e s X c m s C I E L u v Q u e r y M a x L EX A l l o c I D X C h e c k I f E v e n t X c m s C I E L u v Q u e r y M a x L C EX A l l o c N a m e d C o l o r X C h e c k M a s k E v e n t X c m s C I E L u v Q u e r y M i n L EX A l l o c S i z e H i n t s X C h e c k T y p e d E v e n t X c m s C I E L u v T o C I E u v Y EX A l l o c S t a n d a r d C o l o r m a p X C h e c k T y p e d W i n d o w E v e n t X c m s C I E u v Y T o C I E L u v EX A l l o c W M H i n t s X C h e c k W i n d o w E v e n t X c m s C I E u v Y T o C I E X Y Z EX A l l o w E v e n t s X C i r c u l a t e S u b w i n d o w s X c m s C I E u v Y T o T e k H V C EX A l l P l a n e s X C i r c u l a t e S u b w i n d o w s D o w n X c m s C I E x y Y T o C I E X Y Z EX A u t o R e p e a t O f f X C i r c u l a t e S u b w i n d o w s U p X c m s C I E X Y Z T o C I E L a b EX A u t o R e p e a t O n X C l e a r A r e a X c m s C I E X Y Z T o C I E u v Y EX B a s e F o n t N a m e L i s t O f F o n t S e t X C l e a r W i n d o w X c m s C I E X Y Z T o C I E x y Y EX B e l l X C l i p B o x X c m s C I E X Y Z T o R G B i EX B i t m a p B i t O r d e r X C l o s e D i s p l a y X c m s C l i e n t W h i t e P o i n t O f C C C EX B i t m a p P a d X C l o s e I M X c m s C o n v e r t C o l o r s EX Window System Library 6-23
Figure 6-21: l i b X Contents (continued )X c m s C r e a t e C C C X C o p y G C X D i s p l a y C e l l s EX c m s D e f a u l t C C C X C o p y P l a n e X D i s p l a y H e i g h t EX c m s D i s p l a y O f C C C X C r e a t e B i t m a p F r o m D a t a X D i s p l a y H e i g h t M M EX c m s F o r m a t O f P r e f i x X C r e a t e C o l o r m a p X D i s p l a y K e y c o d e s EX c m s F r e e C C C X C r e a t e F o n t C u r s o r X D i s p l a y M o t i o n B u f f e r S i z e EX c m s L o o k u p C o l o r X C r e a t e F o n t S e t X D i s p l a y N a m e EX c m s P r e f i x O f F o r m a t X C r e a t e G C X D i s p l a y O f I M EX c m s Q u e r y B l a c k X C r e a t e G l y p h C u r s o r X D i s p l a y O f S c r e e n EX c m s Q u e r y B l u e X C r e a t e I C X D i s p l a y P l a n e s EX c m s Q u e r y C o l o r X C r e a t e I m a g e X D i s p l a y S t r i n g EX c m s Q u e r y C o l o r s X C r e a t e P i x m a p X D i s p l a y W i d t h EX c m s Q u e r y G r e e n X C r e a t e P i x m a p C u r s o r X D i s p l a y W i d t h M M EX c m s Q u e r y R e d X C r e a t e P i x m a p F r o m B i t m a p D a t a X D o e s B a c k i n g S t o r e EX c m s Q u e r y W h i t e X C r e a t e R e g i o n X D o e s S a v e U n d e r s EX c m s R G B i T o C I E X Y Z X C r e a t e S i m p l e W i n d o w X D r a w EX c m s R G B i T o R G B X C r e a t e W i n d o w X D r a w A r c EX c m s R G B T o R G B i X D e f a u l t C o l o r m a p X D r a w A r c s EX c m s S c r e e n N u m b e r O f C C C X D e f a u l t C o l o r m a p O f S c r e e n X D r a w I m a g e S t r i n g EX c m s S c r e e n W h i t e P o i n t O f C C C X D e f a u l t D e p t h X D r a w I m a g e S t r i n g 16 EX c m s S e t C C C o f C o l o r m a p X D e f a u l t D e p t h O f S c r e e n X D r a w L i n e EX c m s S e t C o m p r e s s i o n P r o c X D e f a u l t G C X D r a w L i n e s EX c m s S e t W h i t e A d j u s t P r o c X D e f a u l t G C O f S c r e e n X D r a w P o i n t EX c m s S e t W h i t e P o i n t X D e f a u l t R o o t W i n d o w X D r a w P o i n t s EX c m s S t o r e C o l o r X D e f a u l t S c r e e n X D r a w R e c t a n g l e EX c m s S t o r e C o l o r s X D e f a u l t S c r e e n O f D i s p l a y X D r a w R e c t a n g l e s EX c m s T e k H V C Q u e r y M a x C X D e f a u l t S t r i n g X D r a w S e g m e n t s EX c m s T e k H V C Q u e r y M a x V X D e f a u l t V i s u a l X D r a w S t r i n g EX c m s T e k H V C Q u e r y M a x V C X D e f a u l t V i s u a l O f S c r e e n X D r a w S t r i n g 16 EX c m s T e k H V C Q u e r y M a x V S a m p l e s X D e f i n e C u r s o r X D r a w T e x t EX c m s T e k H V C Q u e r y M i n V X D e l e t e C o n t e x t X D r a w T e x t 16 EX c m s T e k H V C T o C I E u v Y X D e l e t e M o d i f i e r m a p E n t r y X E m p t y R e g i o n EX c m s V i s u a l O f C C C X D e l e t e P r o p e r t y X E n a b l e A c c e s s C o n t r o l EX C o n f i g u r e W i n d o w X D e s t r o y I C X E q u a l R e g i o n EX C o n n e c t i o n N u m b e r X D e s t r o y I m a g e X E v e n t M a s k O f S c r e e n EX C o n t e x t D e p e n d e n t D r a w i n g X D e s t r o y R e g i o n X E v e n t s Q u e u e d EX C o n v e r t S e l e c t i o n X D e s t r o y S u b w i n d o w s X E x t e n t s O f F o n t S e t EX C o p y A r e a X D e s t r o y W i n d o w X F e t c h B u f f e r EX C o p y C o l o r m a p A n d F r e e X D i s a b l e A c c e s s C o n t r o l X F e t c h B y t e s EE6-24 LIBRARIES
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SYSTEM VAPPLICATION BINARY INTERFAC
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LOW-LEVEL SYSTEM INFORMATION3Introd
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INIndexIndexIN-1ivTable of Contents
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1 INTRODUCTIONSystem V Application
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Foundations and Structure of the AB
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How to Use the System V ABIThe comp
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6 . The system’s compilation syst
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Definitions of TermsThe following t
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2SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONSoftware Inst
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Software Structure of the Physical
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Figure 2-2: Data Stream File Layout
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A special new-line terminated chara
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P S T A M P: Production stamp, limi
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major: The major device number, app
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NOTESince substantive differences e
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1: fatal error2: warning3: interrup
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Commands That Install, Remove and A
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IntroductionThis chapter defines lo
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Operating System Interface (Process
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4OBJECT FILESIntroduction 4-1File F
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Figure 4-1: Object File Format_____
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ELF HeaderSome object file control
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E I _ C L A S SE I _ D A T AThe nex
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SectionsAn object file’s section
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S H T _ N U L LThis value marks the
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Symbol TableAn object file’s symb
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As mentioned above, the symbol tabl
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Per-process environment information
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The System V Window SystemNOTEThis
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System V Window System ComponentsTh
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11DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTSFOR AN AB
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a sSVID ___________________________
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t_rcv 12-12t_rcvconnect 12-12t_rcvu
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Optional Internet Transport Support
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