Structured storage functions; file system within a file

The following table maps e_Fs structured storage functions to the standard C Runtime Library file handling functions you already know and love.

C Runtime Function e_Fs Equivalent

_access efs_access

_chdir efs_chdir

_chmod efs_chmod

_chsize efs_chsize

_close efs_close

_creat efs_creat

_filelength efs_filelength

_findclose efs_findclose

_findfirst efs_findfirst

_findnext efs_findnext

_fstat efs_fstat

_gcwd efs_getcwd

_lseek efs_lseek

_mkdir efs_mkdir

_open efs_open

_read efs_read

_remove efs_remove

_rename efs_rename

_rmdir efs_rmdir

_stat efs_stat

_tell efs_tell

_write efs_write

n/a efs_chgpwd

n/a efs_destroy

n/a efs_fsstats

n/a efs_geterrno

n/a efs_mkfs

n/a efs_mount

n/a efs_sync

n/a efs_trim

n/a efs_umount

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