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1 <chapter>
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2 <title>C Standard Library</title>
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3 <para>
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4 The Standard Library contains functions which fall into two
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5 classes: high-level I/O and convenience.
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6 </para>
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7 <para>
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8 The high-level I/O functions provide facilities that are
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9 normally considered part of the definition of other languages; for
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10 example, the FORMAT "statement" of Fortran. In addition, automatic
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11 buffering of I/O channels improves the speed of file access because
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12 fewer system calls are necessary.
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13 </para>
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14
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15 &atofref;
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16 &fflushref;
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17 &feofref;
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18 &findstrref;
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19 &fopenref;
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20 &freadref;
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21 &fseekref;
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22 &getcref;
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23 &getsref;
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24 &isalpharef;
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25 &l3tolref;
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26 &longjmpref;
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27 &mallocref;
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28 &mktempref;
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29 &printfref;
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30 &putcref;
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31 &putsref;
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32 &qsortref;
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33 &scanfref;
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34 &setbufref;
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35 &sleepref;
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36 &strcatref;
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37 &systemref;
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38 &toupperref;
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39 &ungetcref;
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40 </chapter>
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