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This chapter outlines some implementation issues for C user-defined routines (UDRs):

Coding a C UDR
Choosing the type of virtual processor in which to run your C UDR
Controlling the virtual-processor environment
Accessing operating-system files
Accessing information in the server environment from within a C UDR

For information on how to manage memory within a C UDR, see Managing Memory.

Client Only

This chapter covers topics specific to the creation of a C UDR. This material does not necessarily apply to the creation of client LIBMI applications. For information specific to the creation of client LIBMI applications, see Appendix A. Writing a Client LIBMI Application.

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