sortix--sortix/libc/include/FILE.h

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    FILE.h
    The FILE structure from <stdio.h>

*******************************************************************************/

#ifndef INCLUDE_FILE_H
#define INCLUDE_FILE_H

#include <sys/cdefs.h>

#include <sys/__/types.h>

@include(off_t.h)
@include(size_t.h)
@include(FILE.h)

#define _FILE_REGISTERED (1<<0)
#define _FILE_BUFFER_MODE_SET (1<<1)
#define _FILE_LAST_WRITE (1<<2)
#define _FILE_LAST_READ (1<<3)
#define _FILE_AUTO_LOCK (1<<4)
#define _FILE_STREAM (1<<5)
#define _FILE_BUFFER_OWNED (1<<6)
#define _FILE_MAX_PUSHBACK 8

struct FILE
{
	/* This is non-standard, but useful. If you allocate your own FILE and
	   register it with fregister, feel free to use modify the following members
	   to customize how it works. Don't call the functions directly, though, as
	   the standard library does various kinds of buffering and conversion. */
	size_t buffersize;
	unsigned char* buffer;
	void* user;
	void* free_user;
	int (*reopen_func)(void* user, const char* mode);
	size_t (*read_func)(void* ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void* user);
	size_t (*write_func)(const void* ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void* user);
	int (*seek_func)(void* user, off_t offset, int whence);
	off_t (*tell_func)(void* user);
	void (*seterr_func)(void* user);
	void (*clearerr_func)(void* user);
	int (*eof_func)(void* user);
	int (*error_func)(void* user);
	int (*fileno_func)(void* user);
	int (*close_func)(void* user);
	void (*free_func)(void* free_user, struct FILE* fp);
	/* Application writers shouldn't use anything beyond this point. */
	struct FILE* prev;
	struct FILE* next;
	int flags;
	int buffer_mode;
	size_t offset_input_buffer;
	size_t amount_input_buffered;
	size_t amount_output_buffered;
};

#endif