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The prototypes for read( ) and _rtl_read( ) are found in <ioh> Neither the read( ) nor the _rtl_read( ) function is defined by the ANSI/ISO C/C++ standard The read( ) function is part of the UNIX-like I/O system The _rtl_read( ) function is specific to Borland C++ and the Windows operating system The read( ) function reads count number of bytes from the file described by fd into the buffer pointed to by buf The file position indicator is incremented by the number of bytes read If the file is opened in text mode, character translations may take place The return value is the number of bytes actually read This number will be smaller than count if an end-of-file marker is encountered or an error occurs before count number of bytes have been read A value of 1 is returned if an error occurs, and a value of 0 is returned if an attempt is made to read at end-of-file If an error occurs, then errno is set to one of these values: EACCES EBADF Access denied Bad file number

Signal Rates and Capacities for SONET and SDH Bit Rate (Mbps) 51840 155520 622080 2,488320 9,953280 39,813120 SDH Signal STM 0 STM 1 STM 4 STM 16 STM 64 STM-256 SONET Capacity 28 DS 1s or 1 DS 3 84 DS 1s or 3 DS 3s 336 DS 1s or 12 DS 3s 1,344 DS 1s or 48 DS 3s SDH Capacity 21 E1s 63 E1s or 1 E4 252 E1s or 4 E4s 1,008 E1s or 16 E4s

The difference between read( ) and _rtl_read( ) is that read( ) removes carriage returns and returns EOF when a CTRL-Z is read from a text file The _rtl_read( ) function does not perform these actions

Creating user controls Creating custom controls Changing the template on custom controls Making a hyperlink happy and then sad

_dos_getftime( )

long dostounix(struct date *d, struct time *t)

SONET Signal STS 1, OC 1* STS 3, OC 3 STS 12, OC 12 STS 48, OC 48 STS 192, OC 192 STS-768, OC-768

The prototype for dostounix( ) is in <dosh> This function is not defined by the ANSI/ISO C/C++ standard The function dostounix( ) returns the system time as returned by gettime( ) and getdate( ) into a form compatible with the UNIX time format

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unixtodos( ), ctime( ), time( )

* The designation OC-N refers to the optical signal that corresponds to the STS-N electrical signal

unsigned _dos_write(int fd, void *buf, unsigned count, unsigned *numwritten)

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The prototype for _dos_write( ) is in <dosh> This function is not defined by the ANSI/ISO C/C++ standard This function is obsolete and not recommended for future code The _dos_write( ) function writes up to count bytes to the file specified by the file descriptor fd from the buffer pointed to by buf The number of bytes actually written are returned in numwritten, which may be less than requested if the disk becomes full All files are treated as binary, and no character translations will occur Upon success, _dos_write( ) returns 0; it returns non-0 on failure The return value is determined by DOS and you will need DOS technical documentation to determine the nature of the error, if one should occur Also, if an error occurs, errno will be set to either EACCES (access denied) or EBADF (bad file handle)

This fragment writes 128 characters from the file described by fd:

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