libc functions

function libc/access pathname mode

in C, access (pathname, mode) a wrapper to libc access(2)

Param pathname:

file name

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

accessibility check(s)

Type mode:

C/int

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Any non-zero value from access(2) returns #f, no ^system-error is raised.

Warning

Use of this function is discouraged.

function libc/asctime tm

in C, asctime (tm) a wrapper to libc asctime(3)

Param tm:

struct-tm

Type tm:

C/pointer

Return:

string representation of tm

Rtype:

string

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/chdir path

in C, chdir (path) a wrapper to libc chdir(2)

Param path:

directory name

Type path:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if path contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/chmod pathname mode

in C: chmod (pathname, mode) a wrapper to libc chmod(2)

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/chown pathname owner group

in C: chown (pathname, owner, group) a wrapper to libc chown(2)

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param owner:

User ID

Type owner:

libc/uid_t

Param group:

Group ID

Type group:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/chroot path

in C: chroot (path) a wrapper to libc chroot(2)

Param path:

path

Type path:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if path contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/close fd

in C, close (fd) a wrapper to libc close(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/close-if-open fd

in C, fcntl(fd, F_GETFD) && close (fd)

This exists to avoid close reacting to EBADF which is handled specially.

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/ctermid

in C: ctermid (s) a wrapper to libc ctermid(3)

Return:

controlling terminal pathname

Rtype:

pathname

function libc/ctime [t]

in C, ctime (t) a wrapper to libc ctime(3)

Param t:

time in seconds since epoch, defaults to the result of time(2)

Type t:

libc/time_t, optional

Return:

string representation of t

Rtype:

string

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/dup oldfd

in C, dup (oldfd) a wrapper to libc dup(2)

Param oldfd:

file descriptor

Type oldfd:

C/int

Return:

new fd

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/dup2 oldfd newfd

in C, dup2 (oldfd, newfd) a wrapper to libc dup2(2)

Param oldfd:

file descriptor

Type oldfd:

C/int

Param newfd:

file descriptor

Type newfd:

fixnum or C/int

Return:

new fd

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/exit status

in C, exit (status) a wrapper to libc exit(3)

Param status:

exit status

Type status:

fixnum or C/int

DOES NOT RETURN :)

function libc/faccessat dirfd pathname mode [flag ...]

in C: faccessat (dirfd, pathname, mode, flags) a wrapper to libc faccessat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

accessibility check(s)

Type mode:

C/int

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Any non-zero value from faccessat(2) returns #f, no ^system-error is raised.

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_EACCESS AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW

Warning

Use of this function is discouraged.

Note

faccessat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FACCESSAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/fchdir fd

in C: fchdir (fd) a wrapper to libc fchdir(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/fchmod fd mode

in C: fchmod (fd, mode) a wrapper to libc fchmod(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/fchmodat dirfd pathname mode [flag ...]

in C: fchmodat (dirfd, pathname, mode, flags) a wrapper to libc fchmodat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW

Note

fchmodat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FCHMODAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/fchown fd owner group

in C: fchown (fd, owner, group) a wrapper to libc fchown(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param owner:

User ID

Type owner:

libc/uid_t

Param group:

Group ID

Type group:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/fchownat dirfd pathname owner group [flag ...]

in C: fchownat (dirfd, pathname, owner, group, flags) a wrapper to libc fchownat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param owner:

user ID

Type owner:

libc/uid_t

Param group:

group ID

Type group:

libc/gid_t

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW

Note

fchownat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FCHOWNAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/fcntl fd cmd [args]

in C, fcntl (fd, cmd[, args]) a wrapper to libc fcntl(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param cmd:

fcntl command

Type cmd:

C/int

Param args:

fcntl command args

Type args:

list

Return:

appropriate value

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Supported commands include: libc/F_DUPFD libc/F_DUPFD_CLOEXEC (if available) libc/F_GETFL libc/F_SETFL

function libc/fork

in C, fork () a wrapper to libc fork(2)

Return:

0 or Process ID of child

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

fork will update PID and PPID in the child process.

function libc/fstat fd

in C, fstat (fd) a wrapper to libc fstat(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

struct-stat

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/fstatat dirfd pathname [flag ...]

in C: fstatat (dirfd, pathname, statbuf, flags) a wrapper to libc fstatat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

struct-stat

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW

Note

fstatat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FSTATAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/fstatvfs fd

in C: fstatvfs (fd) a wrapper to libc fstatvfs(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

struct-statvfs

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/fsync fd

in C: fsync (fd) a wrapper to libc fsync(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/ftruncate fd length

in C: ftruncate (fd, length) a wrapper to libc ftruncate(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param length:

length

Type length:

libc/off_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/futimes fd atime mtime

in C: futimes (fd, (atime, mtime)) a wrapper to libc futimes(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param atime:

struct-timeval

Type atime:

C/pointer

Param mtime:

struct-timeval

Type mtime:

C/pointer

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Note

futimes is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FUTIMES feature in cond-expand.

See also

futimesat

function libc/futimesat dirfd pathname atime mtime

in C: futimesat (dirfd, pathname, (atime, mtime)) a wrapper to libc futimesat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param atime:

struct-timeval

Type atime:

C/pointer

Param mtime:

struct-timeval

Type mtime:

C/pointer

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Note

futimesat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_FUTIMESAT feature in cond-expand.

See also

futimes

function libc/getcwd

in C, getcwd (buf, size) a wrapper to libc getcwd(3)

Return:

current working directory

Rtype:

pathname

Raises ^system-error:

Note

The returned value is limited to libc/PATH_MAX bytes

function libc/getegid

in C: getegid () a wrapper to libc getegid(2)

Return:

effective group ID

Rtype:

libc/gid_t

function libc/geteuid

in C: geteuid () a wrapper to libc geteuid(2)

Return:

effective user ID

Rtype:

libc/uid_t

function libc/getgid

in C: getgid () a wrapper to libc getgid(2)

Return:

real group ID

Rtype:

libc/gid_t

function libc/getgrgid gid

in C: getgrgid (gid) a wrapper to libc getgrgid(3)

Param gid:

group ID

Type gid:

unsigned fixnum or libc/gid_t

Return:

struct-group or #f

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getgrnam name

in C: getgrnam (name) a wrapper to libc getgrnam(3)

Param name:

group name

Type name:

string

Return:

struct-group or #f

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if name contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getlogin

in C: getlogin () a wrapper to libc getlogin(3)

Return:

user name

Rtype:

string

function libc/getpgid pid

in C, getpgid (pid) a wrapper to libc getpgid(2)

Param pid:

progress ID

Type pid:

libc/pid_t

Return:

Process Group ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getpgrp

in C, getpgrp () a wrapper to libc getpgrp(2)

Return:

Process Group ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getpid

in C, getpid () a wrapper to libc getpid(2)

Return:

Process ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getppid

in C, getppid () a wrapper to libc getppid(2)

Return:

Parent Process ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getpriority which who

in C: getpriority (which, who) a wrapper to libc getpriority(2)

Param which:

see below

Type which:

C/int

Param who:

dependent on which

Type who:

libc/id_t

Return:

nice value

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

which should be one of the values: PRIO_PROCESS, PRIO_PGRP or PRIO_USER. who is then an appropriate value.

function libc/getpwuid uid

in C: getpwuid (uid) a wrapper to libc getpwuid(3)

Param uid:

user ID

Type uid:

unsigned fixnum or libc/uid_t

Return:

struct-passwd or #f

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getpwnam name

in C: getpwnam (name) a wrapper to libc getpwnam(3)

Param name:

user name

Type name:

string

Return:

struct-passwd or #f

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if name contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/getrlimit res

a more convenient getrlimit(2) which can use a :nickname keyword, eg. :NOFILE for libc/RLIMIT_NOFILE

Param res:

either the libc/RLIMIT_* symbol or C/int or :nickname keyword

Return:

struct-rlimit

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

The resource names follow C conventions such as libc/RLIMIT_AS and libc/RLIMIT_NOFILE.

See also

rlimit-names

function libc/getrusage who

in C, getrusage (who, rusage) a wrapper to libc getrusage(2)

Param who:

who, see below

Type who:

C/int

Return:

struct-rusage

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

The parameter who refers to libc/RUSAGE_SELF or libc/RUSAGE_CHILDREN

function libc/getsid pid

in C, getsid (pid) a wrapper to libc getsid(2)

Param pid:

Process ID

Type pid:

libc/pid_t

Return:

Session ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/gettimeofday

in C, gettimeofday () a wrapper to libc gettimeofday(2)

Return:

struct-timeval

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

Note

The struct timezone parameter is not used.

function libc/getuid

in C: getuid () a wrapper to libc getuid(2)

Return:

real user ID

Rtype:

libc/uid_t

function libc/gmtime [t]

in C, gmtime (t) a wrapper to libc gmtime(3)

Param t:

time in seconds since epoch, defaults to the result of time(2)

Type t:

libc/time_t, optional

Return:

struct-tm

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/grantpt fd

in C, grantpt (fd) a wrapper to libc grantpt(3)

Param fd:

fd to grantpt

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/ioctl fd cmd [args]

in C, ioctl (fd, cmd[, args]) a wrapper to libc ioctl(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param cmd:

ioctl command

Type cmd:

C/int

Param args:

ioctl command args

Type args:

list

Return:

appropriate value

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Supported commands include: libc/I_PUSH

function libc/isatty fd

in C, isatty (fd) a wrapper to libc isatty(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

Raises ^system-error:

A strictly conforming isatty would raise a ^system-error for ENOTTY however this wrapper returns #f in that case but raises ^system-error for any other isatty(3) error.

Warning

Not all operating systems set errno when isatty(3) returns 0, isatty also returns #f in that case.

function libc/kill pid sig

in C, kill (pid, sig) a wrapper to libc kill(2)

Param pid:

Process ID

Type pid:

libc/pid_t

Param fd:

signal number

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/killpg pgrp sig

in C, killpg (pgrp, sig) a wrapper to libc killpg(3)

Param pgrp:

Process Group ID

Type pgrp:

libc/pid_t

Param sig:

signal number

Type sig:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/linkat olddirfd oldpath newdirfd newpath [flag ...]

in C: linkat (olddirfd, oldpath, newdirfd, newpath, flags) a wrapper to libc linkat(2)

Param olddirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type olddirfd:

C/int

Param oldpath:

existing file name

Type oldpath:

string

Param newdirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type newdirfd:

C/int

Param newpath:

new file name

Type newpath:

string

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_SYMLINK_FOLLOW

Note

linkat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_LINKAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/localtime [t]

in C, localtime (t) a wrapper to libc localtime(3)

Param t:

time in seconds since epoch, defaults to the result of time(2)

Type t:

libc/time_t, optional

Return:

struct-tm

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/lockf fd cmd len

in C: lockf (fd, cmd, len) a wrapper to libc lockf(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param cmd:

see below

Type cmd:

C/int

Param len:

relative offset

Type len:

libc/off_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/lstat pathname

in C, lstat (pathname) a wrapper to libc lstat(2)

Param pathname:

filename to stat

Type pathname:

string

Return:

struct-stat

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/mkdir pathname mode

in C, mkdir (pathname, mode) a wrapper to libc mkdir(2)

Param pathname:

directory name

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/mkdirat dirfd pathname mode

in C: mkdirat (dirfd, pathname, mode) a wrapper to libc mkdirat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

function libc/mkdtemp template

in C, mkdtemp (template) a wrapper to libc mkdtemp(3)

Param template:

directory template

Type template:

string

Return:

modified template

Rtype:

pathname

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if template contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/mkfifo path mode

in C, mkfifo (path, mode) a wrapper to libc mkfifo(2)

Param path:

filename of FIFO

Type path:

string

Param mode:

mode flags

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if path contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/mkstemp template

in C, mkstemp (template) a wrapper to libc mkstemp(3)

Param template:

filename template

Type template:

string

Return:

(fd filename)

Rtype:

list (C/int, pathname)

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if template contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/mktime tm

in C, mktime (tm) a wrapper to libc mktime(3)

Param tm:

time structure

Type tm:

struct-tm

Return:

calendar time

Rtype:

libc/time_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/nanosleep req

in C, nanosleep (req, rem) a wrapper to libc nanosleep(2)

Param req:

see below

Type req:

struct-timespec or a list

Return:

(completed? rem)

Rtype:

list

Raises ^system-error:

rem is a struct-timespec

EINTR will return (#f rem) otherwise return (#t rem)

req can be a list of (sec [nsec]) where sec can be a libc/time_t | fixnum | bignum and nsec can be a C/long | fixnum | bignum

function libc/open pathname flags [mode]

in C, open (pathname, mode) a wrapper to libc open(2)

Param pathname:

filename

Type pathname:

string

Param flags:

access/creation flags

Type flags:

C/int

Param mode:

mode flags, defaults to 0

Type mode:

libc/mode_t, optional

Return:

file descriptor

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/openat dirfd pathname flags [mode]

in C: openat (dirfd, pathname, flags, mode) a wrapper to libc openat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param flags:

access/creation flags

Type flags:

C/int

Param mode:

mode flags, defaults to 0

Type mode:

libc/mode_t, optional

Return:

file descriptor

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/pipe

in C, pipe (pipefd) a wrapper to libc pipe(2)

Return:

pointer to pipe array

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

pipefd is a C/pointer to a C int[2].

See also

pipe-reader and pipe-writer for accessors to pipefd.

function libc/pipe-reader pipefd

Return the read end of the pipe array

Param pipefd:

pointer to pipe array

Type pipefd:

C/pointer

Return:

read end of the pipe array

Rtype:

C/int

See also

pipe for a constructor of the pipe array.

function libc/pipe-writer pipefd

Return the write end of the pipe array

Param pipefd:

pointer to pipe array

Type pipefd:

C/pointer

Return:

write end of the pipe array

Rtype:

C/int

See also

pipe for a constructor of the pipe array.

function libc/posix_openpt [flags]

in C, posix_openpt (flags) a wrapper to libc posix_openpt(3)

Param flags:

flags to posix_openpt, defaults to O_RDWR [| O_NOCTTY]

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

file descriptor for master

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Note

O_NOCTTY is not available on all systems.

function libc/pread fd offset [count]

in C: pread (fd, buf, count, offset) a wrapper to libc pread(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param offset:

offset

Type offset:

libc/off_t

Param count:

number of bytes to read, defaults to libc/BUFSIZ

Type count:

fixnum or libc/size_t, optional

Return:

string of bytes read or see below

Rtype:

octet string or see below

Raises ^system-error:

If pread(2) returned 0 then this code returns #<eof>.

If pread(2) indicated EAGAIN then this code returns #f.

See also

octet-string->string

function libc/ptsname fd

in C, ptsname (fd) a wrapper to libc ptsname(3)

Param fd:

fd to ptsname

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

ptsname

Rtype:

pathname

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/pwrite fd str offset

in C: pwrite (fd, str, offset) a wrapper to libc pwrite(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param str:

string

Type buf:

string

Param offset:

offset

Type offset:

libc/off_t

Return:

number of bytes written

Rtype:

libc/ssize_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/read fd [count]

in C, read (fd, buf, count) a wrapper to libc read(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param count:

number of bytes to read, defaults to libc/BUFSIZ

Type count:

fixnum or libc/size_t, optional

Return:

string of bytes read or see below

Rtype:

octet string or see below

Raises ^system-error:

If read(2) returned 0 then this code returns #<eof>.

If read(2) indicated EAGAIN then this code returns #f.

See also

octet-string->string

function libc/readlinkat dirfd pathname

in C: readlinkat (dirfd, pathname, buf, bufsiz) a wrapper to libc readlinkat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Return:

contents of symlink

Rtype:

pathname

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/rename oldpath newpath

in C: rename (oldpath, newpath) a wrapper to libc rename(2)

Param oldpath:

existing file name

Type oldpath:

string

Param newpath:

new file name

Type newpath:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if oldpath or newpath contain an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/renameat olddirfd oldpath newdirfd newpath

in C: renameat (olddirfd, oldpath, newdirfd, newpath) a wrapper to libc renameat(2)

Param olddirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type olddirfd:

C/int

Param oldpath:

pathname

Type oldpath:

string

Param newdirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type newdirfd:

C/int

Param newpath:

pathname

Type newpath:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if oldpath or newpath contain an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/rmdir pathname

in C, rmdir (pathname) a wrapper to libc rmdir(2)

Param pathname:

directory to remove

Type pathname:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/select rlist wlist elist [timeout]

Call select(2) for timeout microseconds

Param rlist:

a list of selectable entities for read events

Type rlist:

list

Param wlist:

a list of selectable entities for write events

Type wlist:

list

Param elist:

a list of selectable entities for exception events

Type elist:

list

Param timeout:

timeout in microseconds, defaults to #n

Type timeout:

fixnum, bignum or libc/struct-timeval

Return:

list of three lists of events, see below

Rtype:

list

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

Raises ^system-error:

The return value is a list of three lists of ready objects, derived from the first three arguments.

Selectable entities are file descriptors (C/int) and file descriptor handles.

function libc/setegid egid

in C: setegid (egid) a wrapper to libc setegid(2)

Param egid:

effective group ID

Type egid:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/seteuid euid

in C: seteuid (euid) a wrapper to libc seteuid(2)

Param euid:

effective user ID

Type euid:

libc/uid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setgid gid

in C: setgid (gid) a wrapper to libc setgid(2)

Param gid:

group ID

Type gid:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setpgid pid pgid

in C, setpgid (pid, pgid) a wrapper to libc setpgid(2)

Param pid:

process ID

Type pid:

libc/pid_t

Param pgid:

Process Group ID

Type pgid:

libc/pid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setpriority which who prio

in C: setpriority (which, who, prio) a wrapper to libc setpriority(2)

Param which:

see below

Type which:

C/int

Param who:

dependent on which

Type who:

libc/id_t

Param prio:

priority

Type prio:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

which should be one of the values: PRIO_PROCESS, PRIO_PGRP or PRIO_USER. who is then an appropriate value.

function libc/setregid rgid egid

in C: setregid (rgid, egid) a wrapper to libc setregid(2)

Param rgid:

real group ID

Type rgid:

libc/gid_t

Param egid:

effective group ID

Type egid:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setresgid rgid egid sgid

in C: setresgid (rgid, egid, sgid) a wrapper to libc setresgid(2)

Param rgid:

real group ID

Type rgid:

libc/gid_t

Param egid:

effective group ID

Type egid:

libc/gid_t

Param sgid:

saved group ID

Type sgid:

libc/gid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Note

setresgid is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_SET_SAVED_IDS feature in cond-expand.

function libc/setresuid ruid euid suid

in C: setresuid (ruid, euid, suid) a wrapper to libc setresuid(2)

Param ruid:

real user ID

Type ruid:

libc/uid_t

Param euid:

effective user ID

Type euid:

libc/uid_t

Param suid:

saved user ID

Type suid:

libc/uid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

Note

setresuid is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_SET_SAVED_IDS feature in cond-expand.

function libc/setreuid ruid euid

in C: setreuid (ruid, euid) a wrapper to libc setreuid(2)

Param ruid:

real user ID

Type ruid:

libc/uid_t

Param euid:

effective user ID

Type euid:

libc/uid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setrlimit res rlim

a more convenient setrlimit(2) which can use a :nickname keyword, eg. :NOFILE for libc/RLIMIT_NOFILE

Param res:

either the libc/RLIMIT_* symbol or C/int or :nickname keyword

Param rlim:

struct-rlimit

Type rlim:

C/pointer

Return:

#<unspec>

Raises ^system-error:

The resource names follow C conventions such as libc/RLIMIT_AS and libc/RLIMIT_NOFILE.

See also

getrlimit to obtain a struct-rlimit and rlimit-names

function libc/setsid

in C, setsid () a wrapper to libc setsid(2)

Return:

Process Group ID of progress group

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/setuid uid

in C: setuid (uid) a wrapper to libc setuid(2)

Param uid:

user ID

Type uid:

libc/uid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/signal sig handler

in C, signal (sig, handler) a wrapper to libc signal(2)

Param sig:

signal

Type sig:

C/int

Param handler:

signal disposition

Type handler:

C/pointer

Return:

previous disposition

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

The following dispositions are defined: libc/SIG_IGN libc/SIG_DFL

function libc/signal-handler sig

signal-handler (sig)

A helper function to advise of the current disposition for a given signal.

Param sig:

signal

Type sig:

C/int

Return:

current disposition

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

The following dispositions are defined: libc/SIG_IGN libc/SIG_DFL

Example:

C/== (libc/signal-handler libc/SIGPIPE) libc/SIG_IGN      ; #t or #f
function libc/sleep seconds

in C, sleep (seconds) a wrapper to libc sleep(3)

Param seconds:

seconds to sleep

Type seconds:

unsigned fixnum or C/uint

Return:

0 or the number of seconds left if interrupted

Rtype:

C/uint

function libc/stat pathname

in C, stat (pathname) a wrapper to libc stat(2)

Param pathname:

filename to stat

Type pathname:

string

Return:

struct-stat

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/statvfs path

in C: statvfs (path) a wrapper to libc statvfs(3)

Param path:

filename to stat

Type path:

string

Return:

struct-statvfs

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if path contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/strerrno errnum

return the error name of errnum

Param errnum:

error number

Type errnum:

C/int

Return:

error name

Rtype:

string

Identical to errno-name.

function libc/strerror errnum

in C, strerror (errnum) a wrapper to libc strerror(3)

Param errnum:

error code to describe

Type errnum:

C/int

Return:

string describing errnum

Rtype:

string

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/strftime format tm

in C, strftime (format, tm) a wrapper to libc strftime(3)

Param format:

format string

Type format:

string

Param tm:

time structure

Type tm:

struct-tm

Return:

formatted time

Rtype:

string

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if format contains an ASCII NUL

Note

Internally, libc/BUFSIZ is used for the maximum string size

See also

gmtime, localtime, strptime to obtain a struct-tm.

function libc/strptime s format

in C, strptime (s, format) a wrapper to libc strptime(3)

Param s:

time string

Type s:

string

Param format:

format string

Type format:

string

Return:

time structure

Rtype:

C struct-tm

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if s or format contain an ASCII NUL

function libc/strsignal sig

in C, strsignal (sig) a wrapper to libc strsignal(3)

Param sig:

signal number to describe

Type sig:

C/int

Return:

string describing sig

Rtype:

string

On some systems (SunOS) #n may be returned for an invalid signal number.

function libc/symlinkat target newdirfd linkpath

in C: symlinkat (target, newdirfd, linkpath) a wrapper to libc symlinkat(2)

Param target:

existing file name

Type target:

string

Param newdirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type newdirfd:

C/int

Param linkpath:

new file name

Type linkpath:

string

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if target or linkpath contain an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/sync

in C: sync () a wrapper to libc sync(2)

Return:

#<unspec>

function libc/tcgetattr fd

in C, tcgetattr (fd, termiosp) a wrapper to libc tcgetattr(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

struct-termios

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/tcgetpgrp fd

in C, tcgetpgrp (fd) a wrapper to libc tcgetpgrp(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

Process ID

Rtype:

libc/pid_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/tcsetattr fd options termios

in C, tcsetattr (fd, options, termios) a wrapper to libc tcsetattr(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param options:

see below

Type options:

C/int

Param termios:

struct-termios

Type termios:

C/pointer

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

The following options are defined: libc/TCSADRAIN libc/TCSAFLUSH

See also

tcgetattr for obtaining a struct-termios.

function libc/tcsetpgrp fd pgrp

in C, tcsetpgrp (fd, pgrp) a wrapper to libc tcsetpgrp(3)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param pgrp:

Process Group ID

Type pgrp:

libc/pid_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/time

in C, time () a wrapper to libc time(2)

Return:

seconds since epoch

Rtype:

libc/time_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/times

in C, times () a wrapper to libc times(3)

Return:

(clock_t, struct-tms)

Rtype:

list

Raises ^system-error:

times(3) is complicated because we need to return the struct tms that the user would have passed in as a pointer and the clock_t, elapsed real time, that times(3) returns.

All fields are in clock ticks for which sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK) is available for reference as libc/CLK_TCK.

function libc/truncate path length

in C: truncate (path, length) a wrapper to libc truncate(2)

Param path:

file name

Type path:

string

Param length:

length

Type length:

libc/off_t

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if path contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/ttyname fd

in C: ttyname (fd) a wrapper to libc ttyname(3)

Param fd:

terminal device file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

pathname of the terminal device

Rtype:

pathname

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/umask mask

in C: umask (mask) a wrapper to libc umask(2)

Param mask:

file mode creation mask

Type mask:

libc/mode_t

Return:

previous value

Rtype:

libc/mode_t

function libc/uname

in C, uname (utsname) a wrapper to libc uname(3)

Return:

struct-utsname

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^system-error:

Not strictly useful at the moment. You might want to use libc/idio-uname instead.

function libc/unlinkat dirfd pathname [flag ...]

in C: unlinkat (dirfd, pathname, flags) a wrapper to libc unlinkat(2)

Param dirfd:

file descriptor for a directory

Type dirfd:

C/int

Param pathname:

pathname

Type pathname:

string

Param flags:

see below, default none

Type flags:

C/int, optional

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^rt-libc-format-error:

if pathname contains an ASCII NUL

Raises ^system-error:

The following value can be used for dirfd: AT_FDCWD

The following values are defined for flags, they can be C/|-bitwise OR’d together or passed as extra arguments: AT_REMOVEDIR

Note

unlinkat is not available on all systems. Use the IDIO_NO_UNLINKAT feature in cond-expand.

function libc/unlockpt fd

in C, unlockpt (fd) a wrapper to libc unlockpt(3)

Param fd:

fd to unlockpt

Type fd:

C/int

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/utimes filename atime mtime

in C: utimes (filename, (atime, mtime)) a wrapper to libc utimes(2)

Param filename:

filename

Type filename:

string

Param atime:

struct-timeval

Type atime:

C/pointer

Param mtime:

struct-timeval

Type mtime:

C/pointer

Return:

0

Rtype:

C/int

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/wait

in C, wait (status) a wrapper to libc wait(2)

Return:

list of (pid, status)

Rtype:

list of (libc/pid_t, C/pointer or #n)

Raises ^system-error:

status is a C/pointer to a C int.

See also

WIFEXITED, WEXITSTATUS, WIFSIGNALED, WTERMSIG, WIFSTOPPED for functions to manipulate status.

function libc/waitpid pid [options]

in C, waitpid (pid, status[, options]) a wrapper to libc waitpid(2)

Param pid:

Process ID

Type pid:

libc/pid_t

Param options:

see below

Type options:

C/int, optional

Return:

list of (pid, status)

Rtype:

list of (libc/pid_t, C/pointer or #n)

Raises ^system-error:

libc/WAIT_ANY is defined as -1 for use as pid.

The following options are defined: libc/WNOHANG libc/WUNTRACED

Options will be IORed together

status is a C/pointer to a C int.

See also

WIFEXITED, WEXITSTATUS, WIFSIGNALED, WTERMSIG, WIFSTOPPED for functions to manipulate status.

Job Control calls waitpid with WAIT_ANY (-1) and WNOHANG which means we can get a variety of results. The value returned is always a list of two elements.

  • If a child process has exited then waitpid returns (pid, status).

    If pid is not identified as a process in the list of known jobs then the Job Control code enters it into a stray pids table along with its status.

  • If no child process has exited then waitpid returns (0, status).

  • If waitpid errors then

    • If the error is ECHILD then either the pid doesn’t exist, is not a child process or the disposition of the SIGCHLD signal is SIG_IGN.

      However, waitpid can look at the stray pids table and see if the queried pid exists and return that PID and its status.

      Otherwise we return (0 #n).

    • If the result is EINTR we can loop, re-invoking waitpid.

    • Otherwise raise a ^system-error.

function libc/write fd str

in C, write (fd, str) a wrapper to libc write(2)

Param fd:

file descriptor

Type fd:

C/int

Param str:

string

Type str:

string

Return:

number of bytes written

Rtype:

libc/ssize_t

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/WEXITSTATUS status

in C, WEXITSTATUS (status) a wrapper to libc macro WEXITSTATUS, see waitpid(2)

Param status:

process status

Type status:

C/pointer

Return:

exit status of child

Rtype:

C/int

function libc/WIFEXITED status

in C, WIFEXITED (status) a wrapper to libc macro WIFEXITED, see waitpid(2)

Param status:

process status

Type status:

C/pointer

Return:

#t if the child exited normally or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/WIFSIGNALED status

in C, WIFSIGNALED (status) a wrapper to libc macro WIFSIGNALED, see waitpid(2)

Param status:

process status

Type status:

C/pointer

Return:

#t if the child was terminated by a signal or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/WIFSTOPPED status

in C, WIFSTOPPED (status) a wrapper to libc macro WIFSTOPPED, see waitpid(2)

Param status:

process status

Type status:

C/pointer

Return:

#t if the child was stopped by a signal or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/WTERMSIG status

in C, WTERMSIG (status) a wrapper to libc macro WTERMSIG, see waitpid(2)

Param status:

process status

Type status:

C/pointer

Return:

signal number that terminated child

Rtype:

C/int

function libc/S_ISBLK mode

does mode represent a block device?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISCHR mode

does mode represent a character device?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISDIR mode

does mode represent a directory?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISFIFO mode

does mode represent a FIFO?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISLNK mode

does mode represent a symbolic link?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISREG mode

does mode represent a regular file?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/S_ISSOCK mode

does mode represent a socket?

Param mode:

mode from stat(2)

Type mode:

libc/mode_t

Return:

#t or #f

Rtype:

boolean

function libc/stdin-fileno

return the file descriptor of the current input handle

Return:

file descriptor or a list of a file descriptor

If the current input handle is a string handle then its contents are written to a temporary file and a file descriptor open to that file is returned as the head of a list.

The caller should close the file descriptor when the task is complete.

function libc/stdout-fileno

return the file descriptor of the current output handle

Return:

file descriptor or a list of a file descriptor

If the current output handle is a string handle then a temporary file is created and a file descriptor open to that file is returned as the head of a list.

When the task is complete, the caller should rewind the file pointer and read the contents of the file back in before closing the file descriptor.

function libc/stderr-fileno

return the file descriptor of the current error handle

Return:

file descriptor or a list of a file descriptor

If the current error handle is a string handle then a temporary file is created and a file descriptor open to that file is returned as the head of a list.

When the task is complete, the caller should rewind the file pointer and read the contents of the file back in before closing the file descriptor.

function libc/make-tmp-dir [prefix]

create a temporary directory and return its name

Param prefix:

prefix for directory name, defaults to "idio-tmp-"

Type prefix:

string, optional

Return:

directory name

Rtype:

pathname

The directory is created in a temporary directory (commonly /tmp).

function libc/make-tmp-fd [prefix]

create a temporary file and return an open file descriptor to it

Param prefix:

prefix for file name, defaults to "idio-tmp-"

Type prefix:

string, optional

Return:

open file descriptor

Rtype:

C/int

The file is created in a temporary directory (commonly /tmp). The file’s name is unlinked therefore the returned file descriptor is the only reference to the file.

function libc/make-tmp-file [prefix]

create a temporary file and return its name

Param prefix:

prefix for file name, defaults to "idio-tmp-"

Type prefix:

string, optional

Return:

file name

Rtype:

pathname

The file is created in a temporary directory (commonly /tmp).

function libc/make-tmp-file-handle [prefix]

create a temporary file and return an open file handle to it

Param prefix:

prefix for file name, defaults to "idio-tmp-"

Type prefix:

string, optional

Return:

file handle

Rtype:

handle

The file is created in a temporary directory (commonly /tmp).

function libc/sig-name signum

return the short signal name of signum

Param signum:

signal number

Type signum:

C/int

Return:

short signal name

Rtype:

string

A short signal name would be QUIT or INT.

See also

signal-name for long signal names.

function libc/signal-name signum

return the long signal name of signum

Param signum:

signal number

Type signum:

C/int

Return:

long signal name

Rtype:

string

A long signal name would be SIGQUIT or SIGINT.

See also

sig-name for short signal names.

function libc/sig-names

return a list of (number & short name) pairs of known signals

Return:

association list of signal pairs

Rtype:

list

A short signal name would be QUIT or INT.

See also

signal-names for long signal names.

function libc/signal-names

return a list of (number & long name) pairs of known signals

Return:

map of signal pairs

Rtype:

list

A long signal name would be SIGQUIT or SIGINT.

See also

sig-names for short signal names.

function libc/errno-name errnum

return the error name of errnum

Param errnum:

error number

Type errnum:

C/int

Return:

error name

Rtype:

string

function libc/errno-names

return a list of (number & name) pairs of known errno numbers

Return:

association list of errno pairs

Rtype:

list

function libc/rlimit-name rlim

return the string name of the getrlimit(2) C macro

Param rlim:

the value of the macro

Type rlim:

C/int

Return:

a string

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

function libc/rlimit-names

return a list of (number & name) pairs of the getrlimit(2) C macros

each pair is the C value and string name of the macro

Return:

a list of pairs

function libc/open-flag-names

return a list of the open(2) O_* flags

Return:

a list of flag names

function libc/make-poller [args]

Create a poller from args

Param args:

see below

Type args:

list

Return:

poller

Rtype:

C/pointer

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

Each element of args should be a list of (fdh eventmask [eventmask ...]) where fdh can be an FD or an FD handle and eventmask can be a POLL* name or C/int derived from such names

function libc/poller-register poller pollee

Add pollee to poller

Param poller:

a poller from libc/make-poller

Type poller:

C/pointer

Param pollee:

see below

Type pollee:

list

Return:

#<unspec>

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

pollee should be a list of (fdh eventmask [eventmask ...]) where fdh can be an FD or an FD handle and eventmask can be a POLL* name or C/int derived from such names

function libc/poller-deregister poller fdh

Remove fdh from poller

Param poller:

a poller from libc/make-poller

Type poller:

C/pointer

Param fdh:

an FD or FD handle

Type fdh:

C/int or FD handle

Return:

#<unspec>

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

function libc/poller-poll poller [timeout]

Poll poller for timeout milliseconds

Param poller:

a poller from libc/make-poller

Type poller:

C/pointer

Param timeout:

timeout in milliseconds, defaults to #n

Type timeout:

fixnum, bignum or C/int

Return:

list of (fdh event) tuples or #n

Rtype:

list

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

Raises ^system-error:

function libc/poll-name pollevent

return the string name of the poll(2) C macro

Param pollevent:

the value of the macro

Type pollevent:

C/int

Return:

a symbol

Raises ^rt-parameter-type-error:

Raises ^rt-hash-key-not-found-error:

if pollevent not found

function libc/poll-names

return a list of (number & name) pairs of the poll(2) C macros

each pair is the C value and string name of the macro

Return:

a list of pairs

function libc/proc-subst-named-pipe-from

return a (possibly named) pipe with pathnames for each end

Return:

see below

Rtype:

list

On /dev/fd supporting systems the return value is the four element list:

(rfd, wfd, rname, wname)

Otherwise the return value is the five element list:

(#f, #f, pipe-name, pipe-name, tmpdir)

function libc/proc-subst-named-pipe-into

return a (possibly named) pipe with pathnames for each end

Return:

see below

Rtype:

list

On /dev/fd supporting systems the return value is the four element list:

(rfd, wfd, rname, wname)

Otherwise the return value is the five element list:

(#f, #f, pipe-name, pipe-name, tmpdir)

poll predicates

The C/int C macros, POLLIN, POLLERR, etc., are managed as bitmasks in a C/short in poll(2)’s struct pollfd.

This is complicated because Idio doesn’t use a C/int of 0 (zero) as false and the C bitwise operators, C/&, etc., only operate on C/int types.

So a series of predicates exist which do the right thing, POLLIN? will test that the bit-field represented by the C macro, POLLIN is set in the C/short argument.

When registering a file descriptor or file handle you can pass a list of C/int values which will be OR-ed together into a C short. Later, the list of event results from poller-poll will have an revents value which you can test with these predicates:

fh := open-input-file ...
poller := libc/make-poller (list fh libc/POLLIN)
r := libc/poller-poll poller 1000

for p in r {
  fdh := ph p
  revents := pht p
  (cond
   ((libc/POLLERR? revents) {
      libc/poller-deregister poller fdh
    })
   ((libc/POLLIN? revents) {
      ...
    }))
}

Last built at 2025-10-29T07:10:41Z+0000 from 3d9f9d3 (dev) for Idio 0.3.b.6