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| -rw-r--r-- | txr.1 | 20 |
1 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions
@@ -62271,7 +62271,7 @@ is interned in the package identified by which may have the effect of creating that symbol. This symbol is expected to be a local symbol of that package. If that is so, the symbol is brought into the present package via -.codn use-symbol . +.codn use-sym . Otherwise if the symbol is foreign to package identified by .metn package-name , then an error exception is thrown. @@ -70942,7 +70942,7 @@ Address family values are used in the argument of the .code getaddrinfo function, and in the -.code socket-open +.code open-socket function. Note that unlike the C language socket addressing structures, the \*(TX socket addresses do not contain an address family slot. @@ -71023,7 +71023,7 @@ The .meta family parameter specifies the address family of the socket. One of the values -.codn af-inet , +.codn af-unix , .code af-inet or .code af-inet6 @@ -71277,9 +71277,9 @@ The .code mode-string parameter is applied to the new socket just like the similar argument in -.codn socket-open . +.codn open-socket . It defaults to -.strn r+ . +.strn r+b . If the .meta timeout-usec @@ -79729,7 +79729,7 @@ All other stream error situations throw exceptions. .syne .desc The -.code get-obj +.code fill-obj function reads from .meta stream the bytes corresponding to a foreign representation according to the FFI type @@ -80143,7 +80143,7 @@ is overlaid onto the storage of as follows: First, -.meta offs +.meta offset is subtracted from the bytewise length of .metn buf , as reported by @@ -80394,9 +80394,9 @@ a Lisp object, a region of data starting at calculated byte offset in the array storage. The resulting object is returned. Assigning an a value to a -.code caddr-ref +.code carray-ref form is equivalent to using -.code caddr-refset +.code carray-refset to store the value. .coNP Function @ carray-refset @@ -80956,7 +80956,7 @@ the padding bytes are filled with the value .coNP Functions @ uint-carray and @ int-carray .synb .mets (uint-carray << carray ) -.mets (int-carray < number <> [ type ]) +.mets (int-carray << carray ) .syne .desc The |