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Preface V
vi User Interface Reference
About This Book
This book provides information on AIXwindows classes, subroutines, and resource sets;
Enhanced X-Windows subroutines, events, extensions, protocols and toolkit subroutines,
and Curses and Extended Curses for use on the Advanced Interactive Executive Operating
System (referred to in this text as AIX) for use on the IBM RISC System/6000.
This book is part of AIX Calls and Subroutines Reference for IBM RISC Systeml6000,
SC23-2198. AIX Calls and Subroutines Reference is divided into the following four major
sections: