If you need to define your subsystem to the System Resource Controller (SRC) from a C program, you can use the following subroutines:
| addssys | Adds a subsystem definition to the SRC configuration data base. |
| chssys | Changes a subsystem definition in the SRC configuration data base. |
| defssys | Initializes a new subsystem definition with default values. |
| delssys | Deletes an existing subsystem definition from the SRC configuration data base. |
| getssys | Gets a subsystem definition from the SRC configuration data base. |
| getsubsvr | Gets a subserver definition from the SRC configuration data base. |
Use the following subroutines to program communication with the SRC and the subsystems controlled by the SRC:
| src_err_msg | Returns message text for SRC errors encountered by SRC library routines. |
| srcrrqs | Saves the destination address of your subsystem's response to a received packet. |
| srcsbuf | Requests status from the subsystem in printable format. |
| srcsrpy | Sends your subsystem response packet to a request that your subsystem received. |
| srcsrqt | Sends a message or request to the subsystem. |
| srcstat | Requests short subsystem status. |
| srcstathdr | Gets the title text for SRC status. |
| srcstattxt | Gets the text representation for an SRC status code. |
| srcstop | Requests termination of the subsystem. |
| srcstrt | Requests the start of a subsystem. |