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REXXLIB is a collection of over 150 functions designed to extend the capabilities of REXX in OS/2. It covers five principal areas: compound variable handling, interprocess communication, mathematical functions, OS/2 system services, and text-mode user interfacing. | REXXLIB is a collection of over 150 functions designed to extend the capabilities of [[REXX]] in OS/2. It covers five principal areas: compound variable handling, interprocess communication, mathematical functions, OS/2 system services, and text-mode user interfacing. | ||
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==Related Publications== | ==Related Publications== | ||
* [http://www.scoug.com/OPENHOUSE/REXXDETAIL/RxQSOvew2.2.html] | * [http://www.scoug.com/OPENHOUSE/REXXDETAIL/RxQSOvew2.2.html REXXLIB by Quercus System] (SCOUG Open House) | ||
* [[Charles Daney]]: ''REXX Extensions for OS/2'' - Published as part of [http://www.slac.stanford.edu/pubs/slacreports/reports01/slac-r-422.pdf Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users May 18-20, 1993], page 8 (page 13 in the PDF version). | * [[Charles Daney]]: ''REXX Extensions for OS/2'' - Published as part of [http://www.slac.stanford.edu/pubs/slacreports/reports01/slac-r-422.pdf Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users May 18-20, 1993], page 8 (page 13 in the PDF version). | ||
:Presentation of the extensions offered in [[Personal REXX]] and some of the functions that turned up in REXLIB. | :Presentation of the extensions offered in [[Personal REXX]] and some of the functions that turned up in REXLIB. | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 5 September 2016
REXXLIB is a collection of over 150 functions designed to extend the capabilities of REXX in OS/2. It covers five principal areas: compound variable handling, interprocess communication, mathematical functions, OS/2 system services, and text-mode user interfacing.
Links
Related Publications
- REXXLIB by Quercus System (SCOUG Open House)
- Charles Daney: REXX Extensions for OS/2 - Published as part of Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users May 18-20, 1993, page 8 (page 13 in the PDF version).
- Presentation of the extensions offered in Personal REXX and some of the functions that turned up in REXLIB.
Licence
Discontinued closed source commercial software, demo version available.