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84 for functions that you can call from built-ins. The \f5lib\fP
129 that are function pointers to the \f5shell\fP library functions \f5sh_run\fP, \f5sh_trap\fP
130 \f5sh_exit\fP, and \f5sh_addbuiltin\fP, respectively. These functions
240 Your built-ins can call functions from the standard C library,
241 the \f5ast\fP library, interface functions provided by \f5ksh\fP,
242 and your own functions.
278 for functions that you can call to get shell
281 provides prototypes for many \fBlibast\fP functions
304 related functions even on non-POSIX systems.
326 by macros or inline functions so that there is no overhead.
373 to use the \f5libast\fP functions \f5optget()\fP and
377 these functions.
484 but you may want to write functions that use this stack
519 to access the functions defined in the \fBnval\fP library.
520 All the functions provided by the \fBnval\fP library begin
561 any node into an active entity by assigning functions
564 In fact there are up to five functions that can
567 The type \f5Namfun_t\fP is used to define these functions.
572 the functions that you wish to override.
590 by adding discipline functions that
593 variable to define functions whose name is
601 The application determines when these functions are actually
604 \f5set\fP, and \f5unset\fP as discipline functions.
608 each of these functions whenever any of these functions are called.
619 There are several functions that are used by \f5ksh\fP itself
629 will be deleted. However, special built-in functions cannot