| Intrinsic |
Function |
| ADDOPT |
Adds an option entry to the opt parameter. |
| INITOPT |
Initializes the opt parameter so that entries may be
added. |
| IPCCHECK |
Returns the number of the last recorded NetIPC error for a call or VC
socket. |
| IPCCONNECT |
Requests a connection (a virtual circuit) to another process; returns a VC
socket descriptor for a VC socket belonging to the calling
process. |
| IPCCONTROL |
Performs special operations such as enabling nowait I/O, and
enabling user-level tracing. |
| IPCCREATE |
Creates a call socket for the calling process. |
| IPCDEST |
Returns a destination descriptor which the calling process can use to
establish a connection to another process. |
| IPCERRMSG |
Returns the IPC error message corresponding to a given error
code. |
| IPCGET |
Enables the calling process to obtain a VC socket or call socket that has
been given away by another process. |
| IPCGIVE |
Gives away a VC socket or call socket, thereby allowing another process to
obtain it. |
| IPCLOOKUP |
Returns a destination descriptor associated with a given socket
name. |
| IPCNAME |
Specifies a name for a call socket, thereby enabling other processes to
obtain access to that socket. |
| IPCNAMERASE |
Deletes a call socket name from the call socket registry. |
| IPCRECV |
Receives the reply to a connection request, thereby establishing the
connection, or receives data on an already established connection. |
| IPCRECVCN |
Receives a connection request from another process; returns a VC socket
descriptor for a VC socket belonging to the calling process. |
| IPCSEND |
Sends data on a connection. |
| IPCSHUTDOWN |
Releases a socket descriptor and any resources associated with it. |
| OPTOVERHEAD |
Returns the number of bytes needed for the opt (option)
parameter, a parameter common to many IPC intrinsics |
| READOPT |
Allows the user to read an entry from the opt
array. |
