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Table of Contents
GT.M provides library utilities to perform frequently used tasks, and to access frequently used information. Most of the utilities are for GT.M programmers, but some provide tools for system administration and operation.
The GT.M utilities fall into the following general categories:
Date and time utilities
Conversion utilities
Mathematic utilities
Global utilities
Routine utilities
Internationalization utilities
System Management utilities
UTF-8 mode Utility Routines
The GT.M distribution includes the source files for these utilities. The default installation compiles them to produce object modules in the $gtm_dist distribution library.
You may wish to examine the utilities and include some of them in your programs if the programs access the function frequently or you may want to modify the utilities to better fit your particular needs. If you modify a utility, store your copy in a directory that precedes gtm_dist in the search list $ZROUTINES to prevent a new release of GT.M from overwriting your copy.