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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.


==Functions==
==Files==
* REXXLIB.DLL
* RXWIN30.DLL
==Version==
==Version==
* Jun 1994: 1.1
* Jun 1994: 1.1
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: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.


==Licence==
==License==
*Commercial software, demo version available.
*Commercial software, demo version available.
*Author: [[Quercus Systems]] (Charles Daney)
*Author: [[Quercus Systems]] (Charles Daney)

Revision as of 05:00, 11 November 2020

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.

Functions

Files

  • REXXLIB.DLL
  • RXWIN30.DLL

Version

  • Jun 1994: 1.1
  • Sep 1996: 1.33

Publications

Presentation of the extensions offered in Personal REXX and some of the functions that turned up in REXLIB.

License

  • Commercial software, demo version available.
  • Author: Quercus Systems (Charles Daney)

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