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The Keyed File System is a set of subroutines that may be called from programs written in any language for OS/2 2.0 or greater that allow files to be built and accessed using alphabetic or numeric keys. These routines are distributed as a series of header files, libraries, and DLL's.
Files
- kfsos220.dll
- kfsos220.lib
Functions
- KFS_Add
- KFS_Close
- KFS_Create
- KFS_Delete
- KFS_Open
- KFS_Read
- KFS_ReadFirst
- KFS_ReadGen
- KFS_ReadGenNumeric
- KFS_ReadNext
- KFS_Replace
License
- APT Computer Solutions, Inc.