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author | Kaz Kylheku <kaz@kylheku.com> | 2017-07-08 21:24:20 -0700 |
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committer | Kaz Kylheku <kaz@kylheku.com> | 2017-07-08 21:24:20 -0700 |
commit | f83a4d69e70e429644031c1e66c18539aa7fa358 (patch) | |
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doc: C and POSIX types, sections with heading.
* txr.1: the additional types are given proper headings
so the identifiers are cross referenced and appear in
the TOC.
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@@ -55709,39 +55709,17 @@ the most strictly alignment member of the structure. The alignment of all other bitfields is ignored. .PP -.SS* Additional FFI Types -The following additional typedef names are defined denoting some common -C types: -.codn size-t , -.codn ptrdiff-t , -.codn int-ptr-t , -.codn uint-ptr-t , -.codn wint-t , -.codn sig-atomic-t , -.code time-t -and -.codn clock-t . +.SS* Additional Types +.coNP FFI types @, size-t @, ptrdiff-t @, int-ptr-t @, uint-ptr-t @, wint-t @, sig-atomic-t @ time-t and @ clock-t . +These additional FFI types for common C language types are provided as +.code typedef +aliases. +.coNP FFI types @, blkcnt-t @, blksize-t @, clockid-t @, dev-t @, fsblkcnt-t @, fsfilcnt-t @, gid-t @, id-t @, ino-t @, key-t @, loff-t @, mode-t @, nlink-t @, off-t @, pid-t @ ssize-t and @ uid-t The additional names of various common POSIX types may also be available, -depending on platform: -.codn blkcnt-t , -.codn blksize-t , -.codn clockid-t , -.codn dev-t , -.codn fsblkcnt-t , -.codn fsfilcnt-t , -.codn gid-t , -.codn id-t , -.codn ino-t , -.codn key-t , -.codn loff-t , -.codn mode-t , -.codn nlink-t , -.codn off-t , -.codn pid-t , -.code ssize-t -and -.codn uid-t . +depending on platform. They are provided as +.code typedef +aliases. .SS* Endian Types In addition to the type system described in the previous section. |