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Routine descriptions appear in alphabetical order by routine name.
The Run-Time Library routines are documented in a series of reference manuals. Manual The Guide to DECthreads contains guidelines and reference information for DECthreads, the Digital Multithreading Run-Time Library. The OpenVMS Calling Standard contains useful information for anyone who wants to call Run-Time Library routines. Application programmers using any programming language can refer to the Guide to Creating OpenVMS Modular Procedures for writing modular and reentrant code. Additional information may also be found in the language user's guide provided with your OpenVMS language software.