Internals manual

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Buck,

There is still a MI Functional Reference manual available (though it is
not currently provided online) that you can order.  The System Entry
Point Table (SEPT) is loosely discussed in a few different places.
For a brief overview, the sample MI program MISC1 (in the MI Programming
chapter of the System API Programming manual), which demonstrates how
to use MATCTX, also happens to discuss the SEPT; and for the details of
just what is supported via the SEPT (and the appropriate offsets) you
can see the QSYSINC include qliept (and its included qliepti) in
source file h.

Bruce

>
>What are folks using for internals references?  The only "public" manual
>seems to be the C-MI manual, but that doesn't describe stuff like the system
>entry point table, etc.
>
>Buck Calabro
>

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