IX. Input/Output
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- close -- closes an open file.
- fd_close -- closes a file identified by a file descriptor.
- fd_data_function -- attaches a write-activated callback to a file.
- fd_eof_function -- attaches an eof-activated callback to a file.
- fd_open -- opens a file or device and assigns it a file descriptor.
- fd_read -- reads
a buffer or string from a file identified by a file
descriptor.
- fd_to_file -- creates a file pointer from a descriptor.
- fd_write -- writes a buffer or string to a file identified by a file
descriptor.
- fileno -- creates a file descriptor from a pointer.
- ioctl -- performs control functions on a file descriptor.
- open -- attempts to open a file.
- pipe -- creates a pipe.
- princ, print, pretty_princ, pretty_print -- write to the standard output file.
- pty, ptytio -- run programs in a pseudo-tty.
- read -- reads a Lisp expression from a file.
- read_char, read_double, read_float, read_long, read_short -- read the next character, double, float, long or short value in binary representation from the input file.
- read_eval_file -- reads a file, evaluating and counting expressions.
- read_line -- reads a single line of text.
- read_n_chars -- reads and stores characters.
- read_until -- reads characters, constructing a string as it goes.
- seek -- sets the file position for reading or writing.
- ser_setup -- sets parameters for a serial port device.
- tell -- indicates file position.
- terpri -- prints a newline to an open file.
- unread_char -- attempts to replace a character to a file for subsequent reading.
- write, writec,
pretty_write,
pretty_writec -- write an expression to a file.
- write_n_chars -- writes characters from a buffer to a file.