* __sio_writef writes the data in the buffer to the file descriptor. * * It tries to write as much data as possible until either all data * are wri

overloaded virtual functions */

* Apply a function to all pointers of a pset */

* Remove an element from a pset */

xtimer_add: * Adds a timer to the pset_h of timers, and sorts the timer list (least time * remaining first). * Return values: * Success: the timer

* Return the reference count. */

* Interpret a number of the form: <num>[m|M|k|K] * m and M mean megabytes, k and K mean kilobytes, nothing means bytes */

interface based rules are dynamic. */

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// common functions

make sure there is a space at the head and the tail */

* This function closes all service descriptors. This should be called * for all child processes that fork, but do not exec. This includes * redirec

* Release the specified connection. * Certain actions may be performed before doing this: * - drain of a single UDP packet if the socket type i

* Empty the socket receive buffers of all data. */

return true for auto */