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The process library construct is a regular libaime library construct.
See Library Construct.
Process library objects are to be created via the x1f4_init_lxport
function.
See x1f4_init_lxport.
The function requires at least the type ids to use for the introduced
‘sshell’ and ‘xshell’ types (some numbers conveniencing the
application, greater than X1f4_E4_LAST).
See Symbolic Types.
The data type definitions provided by the process library objects are to be
retrieved via the x1f4_dset_lxport function.
See x1f4_dset_lxport.
The function definitions provided by the process library objects are to be
retrieved via the x1f4_fset_lxport function.
See x1f4_fset_lxport.
Before usage, the process library objects must be acquainted with their byte
data, time, file and list library object counterparts (needed for operating
aggregated data of types provided by such library objects) via the
x1f4_data_lxport, x1f4_date_lxport, x1f4_file_lxport and
x1f4_list_lxport functions.
See x1f4_data_lxport.
See x1f4_date_lxport.
See x1f4_file_lxport.
See x1f4_list_lxport.
Once no longer needed, the process library objects are to be disposed via the
x1f4_fini_lxport function.
See x1f4_fini_lxport.