Buchla 700 C Library I/O Functions and Macros		As of 1987-10-11
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agetc(stream)				FGETS.C		function	[2]
aputc(c, stream)			FPUTS.C		function	[2]

blkrd(fcb, buff, ns)			BLKRD.C		function	[2]

clearerr(stream)			STDIO.H		macro
close(fd)				CLOSE.C		function	[3]
creat(name, mode)			OPEN.C		function	[3]

fclose(stream)				PUTC.C		function
feof(stream)				STDIO.H		macro
ferror(stream)				STDIO.H		macro
fflush(stream)				PUTC.C		function
fgets(s, nc, stream)			FGETS.C		function
fileno(stream)				STDIO.H		macro
flread(buff, llen, stream)		FLREAD.C	function	[2]
fopen(name, type)			FOPEN.C		function
fprintf(stream, fmt, args)		FPRINTF.C	function
fputs(s, stream)			FPUTS.C		function
fread(buff, size, number, stream)	FREAD.C		function
fscanf(stream, fmt, args)		FSCANF.C	function
fseek(stream, lpos, mode)		FSEEK.C		function
ftell(stream)				FTELL.C		function
fwrite(buff, size, number, stream)	FWRITE.C	function

getc(stream)				GETC.C		function	[1]
getchar()				STDIO.H		macro
getl(stream)				GETL.C		function	[2]
gets(s)					FGETS.C		function
getw(stream)				GETW.C		function

lseek(stream, lpos, how)		LSEEK.C		function	[3]

open(name, flag, mode)			OPEN.C		function	[3]

posit(stream, upos)			POSIT.C		function	[2]
printf(fmt, args)			FPRINTF.C	function
putc(c, stream)				PUTC.C		function	[1]
putchar(c)				STDIO.H		macro
puterr(c)				PUTC.C		function
putl(l, stream)				PUTL.C		function
puts(s)					FPUTS.C		function
putw(w, stream)				PUTW.C		function

read(fd, buff, ulen)			READ.C		function	[3]
rename(old, new)			RENAME.C	function

scanf(fmt, args)			FSCANF.C	function
setbuf(stream, buff)			SETBUF.C	function
sscanf(string, fmt, args)		SCAN.C		function

ungetc(c, stream)			UNGETC.C	function
unlink(name)				UNLINK.C	function	[3]

write(fd, buff, ulen)			WRITE.C		function	[3]

Notes
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[1]	Usually implemented as a macro in Unix systems.

	The complete list of macros for Unix is:

		clearerr
		feof
		ferror
		fileno
		getc
		getchar
		putc
		putchar

[2]	Additional function, not in Unix systems.

[3]	System level (unbuffered) I/O functions.

[4]	The following are used as arguments:

		args	arguments  (must match fmt)	(... any ...)
		buff	buffer pointer			(char *)
		c	character			(char)
		fcb	file control block pointer	(struct fcb *)
		fd	file designator			(int)
		fmt	format string pointer		(char *)
		how	file seek type			(int)
		l	long				(long)
		len	length				(int)
		llen	long length			(long)
		lpos	long file position offset	(long)
		mode	file mode string pointer	(char *)
		name	file name pointer		(char *)
		nc	number of characters		(int)
		new	new file name pointer		(char *)
		ns	sector count			(int)
		nw	number of words			(int)
		old	old file name pointer		(char *)
		pos	file position offset		(int)
		s	string pointer			(char *)
		size	item size			(int)
		stream	stream file pointer		(FILE *)
		type	type string pointer		(char *)
		ulen	unsigned length			(unsigned)
		upos	unsigned file position offset	(unsigned)
		number	item count			(int)
		w	word				(int)