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<cstdio> is a part of the Standard C++ Input/Output library and is essentially equivalent to the Standard C <stdio.h> header.

Macros

BUFSIZ
 
EOF
 
FILENAME_MAX
 
FOPEN_MAX
 
L_tmpnam
 
NULL
 
SEEK_CURR
 
SEEK_END
 
SEEK_SET
 
stdin
 
stdout
 
stderr
 
TMP_MAX
 
_IOLBF
 
_IONBF
 
_IOFBF
 

Typedefs

FILE
 
fpos_t
 
size_t
 

Functions

clearerr()
 
fclose()
 
feof()
 
ferror()
 
fflush()
 
fgetc()
 
fgetpos()
 
fgets()
 
fopen()
 
fprintf()
 
fputc()
 
fputs()
 
fread()
 
freopen()
 
fscanf()
 
fseek()
 
fsetpos()
 
ftell()
 
fwrite()
 
fgetc()
 
getc()
 
getchar()
 
gets()
 
perror()
 
printf()
 
putc()
 
puts()
 
remove()
 
rename()
 
rewind()
 
scanf()
 
setbuf()
 
setvbuf()
 
sscanf()
 
tmpfile()
 
tmpnam()
 
ungetc()
 
vprintf()
 
vsprintf()
 
 
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