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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Replace file] --- Purpose of this document ---
The purpose of this document is to provide an overview of the Rexx Language
and the Regina implementation of the Rexx Language. It is not intended as a
definitive reference to Rexx; you should really have a copy of the Rexx
"bible"; The Rexx Language, by Mike Cowlishaw [TRL2]
--- Implementation ---
The Regina Rexx Interpreter is implemented as a library suitable for linking
into third-party applications. Access to Regina from third-party applications
is via the Regina API, which is consistent with the IBM's Rexx SAA API.
This API is implemented on most other Rexx interpreters.
The library containing Regina is available either as a static library or as a
dynamically loadable library. The only functional difference between the two
libraries is that the ability to dynamically load Rexx external function
packages via the built-in function; RxFuncAdd, is only available with the
dynamically loadable library.
The Regina distribution also includes a front end to the Regina library, to
enable the execution of Rexx programs directly from the command line.
The command line referred to here relates to the a Unix shell, an OS/2
or DOS command window or a Windows NT/9x command prompt.
On platforms where both a static and a dynamic executable exist, it should
be noted that the ability to load and execute external functions via the
RxFuncAdd function, is only available by running the dynamic executable.
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