Generate a screen print like "Print-Key"- Function

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All of the procedure APIs found in the System API Reference should be
found implicity when compiling a program.  Basically the system provides
a binding directory (QUSAPIBD) which lists the various *srvpgms
representing system APIs, and this *bnddir is implicitly used by the
various compilers.  APIs associated with C runtime are where you
generally have to specify the *bnddir to use.

Bruce

>
>The CEExxx come to mind.  Perhaps Hans or Barbara could provide a more
>definitive answer.
>
>Plus of course, many APIs are external programs which you prototype with
>ExtPgm(), so they don't need a binding directory either.
>


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