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write_scf(3)							  Staden Package						      write_scf(3)

NAME
write_scf, fwrite_scf, write_scf_header - Write SCF files SYNOPSIS
#include <scf.h> int write_scf( Scf *scf, char *fn); int fwrite_scf( Scf *scf, FILE *fp); int write_scf_header( FILE *fp, Header *h); DESCRIPTION
These functions write SCF format trace files. All the functions accepting a FILE * as an argument assume that the file pointer is at the correct offset within the file, which should be the start. write_scf() writes an entire SCF file into the Scf structure (see the scf(4) manual page for the details of this structure). The data is written to the specified file name. fwrite_scf() writesan entire SCF file into the Scf structure (see the scf(4) manual page for the details of this structure). The data is written to the specified file pointer, which is neither closed or rewound after the operation. write_scf_header() writes the Header structure to the specified file pointer. RETURN VALUES
On successful completion, the write_scf(), fwrite_scf() and write_scf_header() functions return 0. Otherwise these function returns -1. SEE ALSO
scf(4), read_scf(3) write_scf(3)

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read_scf(3)							  Staden Package						       read_scf(3)

NAME
read_scf, fread_scf, read_scf_header - Read SCF files SYNOPSIS
#include <scf.h> Scf *read_scf( char *fn); Scf *fread_scf( FILE *fp); int read_scf_header( FILE *fp, Header *h); DESCRIPTION
These functions read SCF format trace files. All the functions accepting a FILE * as an argument assume that the file pointer is at the correct offset within the file. read_scf() reads an entire SCF file into the Scf structure (see the scf(4) manual page for the details of this structure). The data is read from the specified file name. fread_scf() reads an entire SCF file into the Scf structure (see the scf(4) manual page for the details of this structure). The data is read from the specified file pointer, which is neither closed or rewound after the operation. read_scf_header() reads the Header structure from the specified file pointer. RETURN VALUES
On successful completion, the read_scf() and fread_scf() functions return a pointer to a Scf structure. Othewise these functions return a null pointer. On successful completion, the read_scf_header() function returns 0. Otherwise the function returns -1. SEE ALSO
scf(4), write_scf(3) read_scf(3)
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