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Basic Development Library System-level utilities (bdls)
Provide platform-independent system-level utilities.
Basic Development Library System-level utilities (bdls)
The 'bdls' package provides a suite of components for platform-independent interactions with operating system for the management of memory, files, and pipes.
The 'bdls' package currently has 14 components having 4 levels of physical dependency. The list below shows the hierarchical ordering of the components. The order of components within each level is not architecturally significant, just alphabetical.
bdls_fdstreambuf : Provide a stream buffer initialized with a file descriptor.
bdls_filedescriptorguard : Provide a RAII guard class used to close files.
bdls_filesystemutil : Provide methods for filesystem access with multi-language names.
bdls_filesystemutil_transitionaluniximputil : !PRIVATE! Provide testable bdls::FilesystemUtil operations for some Unixes.
bdls_filesystemutil_uniximputil : !PRIVATE! Provide testable bdls::FilesystemUtil operations for some Unixes.
bdls_filesystemutil_unixplatform : !PRIVATE! Provide Unix timestamp and offset type width detection macros.
bdls_filesystemutil_windowsimputil : !PRIVATE! Provide testable bdls::FilesystemUtil operations on Windows.
bdls_memoryutil : Provide a set of portable utilities for memory manipulation.
bdls_osutil : Provide utilities related to the operating system.
bdls_pathutil : Provide portable file path manipulation.
bdls_pipeutil : Provide basic portable named-pipe utilities.
bdls_processutil : Provide basic platform-independent utilities related to processes.
bdls_tempdirectoryguard : Provide a scoped guard that creates a unique temporary directory.
bdls_testutil : !DEPRECATED! Provide test utilities for components in bdl and above.
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