CMUCL 20D - en to unknown language translation catalogue (408 entries)

en: Class not yet defined: ~S
target: Assclay otnay etyay efinedday: ~S

en: Returns a string describing the error number which was returned by a
      UNIX system call.
target: Eturnsray away ingstray escribingday ethay errorway umbernay ichwhay asway eturnedray ybay away
      UNIX ystemsay allcay.

en: Unknown error [~d]
target: Unknownway errorway [~d]

en: Unix-rename renames the file with string name1 to the string
       name2.  NIL and an error code is returned if an error occured.
target: Unixway-enameray enamesray ethay ilefay ithway ingstray amenay1 otay ethay ingstray
       amenay2.  NIL andway anway errorway odecay isway eturnedray ifway anway errorway occuredway.

en: Test for read permission
target: Esttay orfay eadray ermissionpay

en: Test for write permission
target: Esttay orfay itewray ermissionpay

en: Test for execute permission
target: Esttay orfay executeway ermissionpay

en: Test for presence of file
target: Esttay orfay esencepray ofway ilefay

en: Unix-fcntl manipulates file descriptors accoridng to the
       argument CMD which can be one of the following:
    
       F-DUPFD         Duplicate a file descriptor.
       F-GETFD         Get file descriptor flags.
       F-SETFD         Set file descriptor flags.
       F-GETFL         Get file flags.
       F-SETFL         Set file flags.
       F-GETOWN        Get owner.
       F-SETOWN        Set owner.
    
       The flags that can be specified for F-SETFL are:
    
       FNDELAY         Non-blocking reads.
       FAPPEND         Append on each write.
       FASYNC          Signal pgrp when data ready.
       FCREAT          Create if nonexistant.
       FTRUNC          Truncate to zero length.
       FEXCL           Error if already created.
target: Unixway-cntlfay anipulatesmay ilefay escriptorsday accoridngway otay ethay
       argumentway CMD ichwhay ancay ebay oneway ofway ethay ollowingfay:
    
       F-DUPFD         Uplicateday away ilefay escriptorday.
       F-GETFD         Etgay ilefay escriptorday agsflay.
       F-SETFD         Etsay ilefay escriptorday agsflay.
       F-GETFL         Etgay ilefay agsflay.
       F-SETFL         Etsay ilefay agsflay.
       F-GETOWN        Etgay ownerway.
       F-SETOWN        Etsay ownerway.
    
       Ethay agsflay atthay ancay ebay ecifiedspay orfay F-SETFL areway:
    
       FNDELAY         Onnay-ockingblay eadsray.
       FAPPEND         Appendway onway eachway itewray.
       FASYNC          Ignalsay grppay enwhay ataday eadyray.
       FCREAT          Eatecray ifway onexistantnay.
       FTRUNC          Uncatetray otay erozay engthlay.
       FEXCL           Errorway ifway alreadyway eatedcray.

en: Unix-open opens the file whose pathname is specified by PATH
       for reading and/or writing as specified by the FLAGS argument.
       Returns an integer file descriptor.
       The flags argument can be:
    
         o_rdonly        Read-only flag.
         o_wronly        Write-only flag.
         o_rdwr          Read-and-write flag.
         o_append        Append flag.
         o_creat         Create-if-nonexistant flag.
         o_trunc         Truncate-to-size-0 flag.
         o_excl          Error if the file already exists
         o_noctty        Don't assign controlling tty
         o_ndelay        Non-blocking I/O
         o_sync          Synchronous I/O
         o_async         Asynchronous I/O
    
       If the o_creat flag is specified, then the file is created with
       a permission of argument MODE if the file doesn't exist.
target: Unixway-openway opensway ethay ilefay osewhay athnamepay isway ecifiedspay ybay PATH
       orfay eadingray andway/orway itingwray asway ecifiedspay ybay ethay FLAGS argumentway.
       Eturnsray anway integerway ilefay escriptorday.
       Ethay agsflay argumentway ancay ebay:
    
         o_donlyray        Eadray-onlyway agflay.
         o_onlywray        Itewray-onlyway agflay.
         o_dwrray          Eadray-andway-itewray agflay.
         o_appendway        Appendway agflay.
         o_eatcray         Eatecray-ifway-onexistantnay agflay.
         o_unctray         Uncatetray-otay-izesay-0 agflay.
         o_exclway          Errorway ifway ethay ilefay alreadyway existsway
         o_octtynay        Onday't assignway ontrollingcay tytay
         o_delaynay        Onnay-ockingblay Iway/O
         o_yncsay          Ynchronoussay Iway/O
         o_asyncway         Asynchronousway Iway/O
    
       Ifway ethay o_eatcray agflay isway ecifiedspay, enthay ethay ilefay isway eatedcray ithway
       away ermissionpay ofway argumentway MODE ifway ethay ilefay oesnday't existway.

en: Unix-getdtablesize returns the maximum size of the file descriptor
       table. (i.e. the maximum number of descriptors that can exist at
       one time.)
target: Unixway-etdtablesizegay eturnsray ethay aximummay izesay ofway ethay ilefay escriptorday
       abletay. (i.e. ethay aximummay umbernay ofway escriptorsday atthay ancay existway atway
       oneway imetay.)

en: Unix-close takes an integer file descriptor as an argument and
       closes the file associated with it.  T is returned upon successful
       completion, otherwise NIL and an error number.
target: Unixway-oseclay akestay anway integerway ilefay escriptorday asway anway argumentway andway
       osesclay ethay ilefay associatedway ithway itway.  T isway eturnedray uponway uccessfulsay
       ompletioncay, otherwiseway NIL andway anway errorway umbernay.

en: Unix-creat accepts a file name and a mode (same as those for
       unix-chmod) and creates a file by that name with the specified
       permission mode.  It returns a file descriptor on success,
       or NIL and an error  number otherwise.
    
       This interface is made obsolete by UNIX-OPEN.
target: Unixway-eatcray acceptsway away ilefay amenay andway away odemay (amesay asway osethay orfay
       unixway-modchay) andway eatescray away ilefay ybay atthay amenay ithway ethay ecifiedspay
       ermissionpay odemay.  Itway eturnsray away ilefay escriptorday onway uccesssay,
       orway NIL andway anway errorway  umbernay otherwiseway.
    
       Isthay interfaceway isway ademay obsoleteway ybay UNIX-OPEN.

en: Open for reading
target: Openway orfay eadingray

en: Open for writing
target: Openway orfay itingwray

en: Read-only flag.
target: Eadray-onlyway agflay.

en: Write-only flag.
target: Itewray-onlyway agflay.

en: Read-write flag.
target: Eadray-itewray agflay.

en: Access mode mask.
target: Accessway odemay askmay.

en: Create if nonexistant flag. (not fcntl)
target: Eatecray ifway onexistantnay agflay. (otnay cntlfay)

en: Error if already exists. (not fcntl)
target: Errorway ifway alreadyway existsway. (otnay cntlfay)

en: Don't assign controlling tty. (not fcntl)
target: Onday't assignway ontrollingcay tytay. (otnay cntlfay)

en: Truncate flag. (not fcntl)
target: Uncatetray agflay. (otnay cntlfay)

en: Append flag.
target: Appendway agflay.

en: Non-blocking I/O
target: Onnay-ockingblay Iway/O

en: Synchronous writes (on ext2)
target: Ynchronoussay iteswray (onway extway2)

en: Asynchronous I/O
target: Asynchronousway Iway/O

en: Duplicate a file descriptor
target: Uplicateday away ilefay escriptorday

en: Get file desc. flags
target: Etgay ilefay escday. agsflay

en: Set file desc. flags
target: Etsay ilefay escday. agsflay

en: Get file flags
target: Etgay ilefay agsflay

en: Set file flags
target: Etsay ilefay agsflay

en: Get lock
target: Etgay ocklay

en: Set lock
target: Etsay ocklay

en: Set lock, wait for release
target: Etsay ocklay, aitway orfay eleaseray

en: Set owner (for sockets)
target: Etsay ownerway (orfay ocketssay)

en: Get owner (for sockets)
target: Etgay ownerway (orfay ocketssay)

en: for f-getfl and f-setfl
target: orfay f-etflgay andway f-etflsay

en: for fcntl and lockf
target: orfay cntlfay andway ockflay

en: old bsd flock (depricated)
target: oldway sdbay ockflay (epricatedday)

en: Shared lock for bsd flock
target: Aredshay ocklay orfay sdbay ockflay

en: Exclusive lock for bsd flock
target: Exclusiveway ocklay orfay sdbay ockflay

en: Don't block. Combine with F-LOCK-SH or F-LOCK-EX
target: Onday't ockblay. Ombinecay ithway F-LOCK-SH orway F-LOCK-EX

en: Remove lock for bsd flock
target: Emoveray ocklay orfay sdbay ockflay

en: depricated stuff
target: epricatedday tuffsay

en: Rewind the group-file stream.
target: Ewindray ethay oupgray-ilefay eamstray.

en: Close the group-file stream.
target: Oseclay ethay oupgray-ilefay eamstray.

en: Read an entry from the group-file stream, opening it if necessary.
target: Eadray anway entryway omfray ethay oupgray-ilefay eamstray, openingway itway ifway ecessarynay.

en: Size of control character vector.
target: Izesay ofway ontrolcay aracterchay ectorvay.

en: See errno.
target: Eesay errnoway.

en: No problem.
target: Onay oblempray.

en: Authoritative Answer Host not found.
target: Authoritativeway Answerway Osthay otnay oundfay.

en: Non-Authoritative Host not found,or SERVERFAIL.
target: Onnay-Authoritativeway Osthay otnay oundfay,orway SERVERFAIL.

en: Non recoverable errors, FORMERR, REFUSED, NOTIMP.
target: Onnay ecoverableray errorsway, FORMERR, REFUSED, NOTIMP.

en: Valid name, no data record of requested type.
target: Alidvay amenay, onay ataday ecordray ofway equestedray ypetay.

en: No address, look for MX record.
target: Onay addressway, ooklay orfay MX ecordray.

en: Open host data base files and mark them as staying open even after
    a later search if STAY_OPEN is non-zero.
target: Openway osthay ataday asebay ilesfay andway arkmay emthay asway tayingsay openway evenway afterway
    away aterlay earchsay ifway STAY_OPEN isway onnay-erozay.

en: Close host data base files and clear `stay open' flag.
target: Oseclay osthay ataday asebay ilesfay andway earclay `taysay openway' agflay.

en: Get next entry from host data base file.  Open data base if
    necessary.
target: Etgay extnay entryway omfray osthay ataday asebay ilefay.  Openway ataday asebay ifway
    ecessarynay.

en: Return entry from host data base which address match ADDR with
    length LEN and type TYPE.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray osthay ataday asebay ichwhay addressway atchmay ADDR ithway
    engthlay LEN andway ypetay TYPE.

en: Return entry from host data base for host with NAME.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray osthay ataday asebay orfay osthay ithway NAME.

en: Return entry from host data base for host with NAME.  AF must be
       set to the address type which as `AF_INET' for IPv4 or `AF_INET6'
       for IPv6.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray osthay ataday asebay orfay osthay ithway NAME.  AF ustmay ebay
       etsay otay ethay addressway ypetay ichwhay asway `AF_INET' orfay Ipvway4 orway `AF_INET6'
       orfay Ipvway6.

en: Open network data base files and mark them as staying open even
       after a later search if STAY_OPEN is non-zero.
target: Openway etworknay ataday asebay ilesfay andway arkmay emthay asway tayingsay openway evenway
       afterway away aterlay earchsay ifway STAY_OPEN isway onnay-erozay.

en: Close network data base files and clear `stay open' flag.
target: Oseclay etworknay ataday asebay ilesfay andway earclay `taysay openway' agflay.

en: Get next entry from network data base file.  Open data base if
       necessary.
target: Etgay extnay entryway omfray etworknay ataday asebay ilefay.  Openway ataday asebay ifway
       ecessarynay.

en: Return entry from network data base which address match NET and
       type TYPE.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray etworknay ataday asebay ichwhay addressway atchmay NET andway
       ypetay TYPE.

en: Return entry from network data base for network with NAME.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray etworknay ataday asebay orfay etworknay ithway NAME.

en: Open service data base files and mark them as staying open even
       after a later search if STAY_OPEN is non-zero.
target: Openway ervicesay ataday asebay ilesfay andway arkmay emthay asway tayingsay openway evenway
       afterway away aterlay earchsay ifway STAY_OPEN isway onnay-erozay.

en: Close service data base files and clear `stay open' flag.
target: Oseclay ervicesay ataday asebay ilesfay andway earclay `taysay openway' agflay.

en: Get next entry from service data base file.  Open data base if
       necessary.
target: Etgay extnay entryway omfray ervicesay ataday asebay ilefay.  Openway ataday asebay ifway
       ecessarynay.

en: Return entry from network data base for network with NAME and
       protocol PROTO.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray etworknay ataday asebay orfay etworknay ithway NAME andway
       otocolpray PROTO.

en: Return entry from service data base which matches port PORT and
       protocol PROTO.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray ervicesay ataday asebay ichwhay atchesmay ortpay PORT andway
       otocolpray PROTO.

en: Open protocol data base files and mark them as staying open even
       after a later search if STAY_OPEN is non-zero.
target: Openway otocolpray ataday asebay ilesfay andway arkmay emthay asway tayingsay openway evenway
       afterway away aterlay earchsay ifway STAY_OPEN isway onnay-erozay.

en: Close protocol data base files and clear `stay open' flag.
target: Oseclay otocolpray ataday asebay ilesfay andway earclay `taysay openway' agflay.

en: Get next entry from protocol data base file.  Open data base if
       necessary.
target: Etgay extnay entryway omfray otocolpray ataday asebay ilefay.  Openway ataday asebay ifway
       ecessarynay.

en: Return entry from protocol data base for network with NAME.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray otocolpray ataday asebay orfay etworknay ithway NAME.

en: Return entry from protocol data base which number is PROTO.
target: Eturnray entryway omfray otocolpray ataday asebay ichwhay umbernay isway PROTO.

en: Establish network group NETGROUP for enumeration.
target: Establishway etworknay oupgray NETGROUP orfay enumerationway.

en: Free all space allocated by previous `setnetgrent' call.
target: Eefray allway acespay allocatedway ybay eviouspray `etnetgrentsay' allcay.

en: Get next member of netgroup established by last `setnetgrent' call
       and return pointers to elements in HOSTP, USERP, and DOMAINP.
target: Etgay extnay embermay ofway etgroupnay establishedway ybay astlay `etnetgrentsay' allcay
       andway eturnray ointerspay otay elementsway inway HOSTP, USERP, andway DOMAINP.

en: Test whether NETGROUP contains the triple (HOST,USER,DOMAIN).
target: Esttay etherwhay NETGROUP ontainscay ethay ipletray (HOST,USER,DOMAIN).

en: Socket address is intended for `bind'.
target: Ocketsay addressway isway intendedway orfay `indbay'.

en: Request for canonical name.
target: Equestray orfay anonicalcay amenay.

en: Invalid value for `ai_flags' field.
target: Invalidway aluevay orfay `aiway_agsflay' ieldfay.

en: NAME or SERVICE is unknown.
target: NAME orway SERVICE isway unknownway.

en: Temporary failure in name resolution.
target: Emporarytay ailurefay inway amenay esolutionray.

en: Non-recoverable failure in name res.
target: Onnay-ecoverableray ailurefay inway amenay esray.

en: No address associated with NAME.
target: Onay addressway associatedway ithway NAME.

en: ai_family not supported.
target: aiway_amilyfay otnay upportedsay.

en: ai_socktype not supported.
target: aiway_ocktypesay otnay upportedsay.

en: SERVICE not supported for ai_socktype.
target: SERVICE otnay upportedsay orfay aiway_ocktypesay.

en: Address family for NAME not supported.
target: Addressway amilyfay orfay NAME otnay upportedsay.

en: Memory allocation failure.
target: Emorymay allocationway ailurefay.

en: System error returned in errno.
target: Ystemsay errorway eturnedray inway errnoway.

en: Translate name of a service location and/or a service name to set of
       socket addresses.
target: Anslatetray amenay ofway away ervicesay ocationlay andway/orway away ervicesay amenay otay etsay ofway
       ocketsay addressesway.

en: Free `addrinfo' structure AI including associated storage.
target: Eefray `addrinfoway' ucturestray AI includingway associatedway toragesay.

en: Create pseudo tty master slave pair with NAME and set terminal
       attributes according to TERMP and WINP and return handles for both
       ends in AMASTER and ASLAVE.
target: Eatecray seudopay tytay astermay aveslay airpay ithway NAME andway etsay erminaltay
       attributesway accordingway otay TERMP andway WINP andway eturnray andleshay orfay othbay
       endsway inway AMASTER andway ASLAVE.

en: Create child process and establish the slave pseudo terminal as the
       child's controlling terminal.
target: Eatecray ildchay ocesspray andway establishway ethay aveslay seudopay erminaltay asway ethay
       ildchay's ontrollingcay erminaltay.

en: Rewind the password-file stream.
target: Ewindray ethay asswordpay-ilefay eamstray.

en: Close the password-file stream.
target: Oseclay ethay asswordpay-ilefay eamstray.

en: Read an entry from the password-file stream, opening it if necessary.
target: Eadray anway entryway omfray ethay asswordpay-ilefay eamstray, openingway itway ifway ecessarynay.

en: The calling process.
target: Ethay allingcay ocesspray.

en: Terminated child processes.
target: Erminatedtay ildchay ocessespray.

en: Minimum priority a process can have
target: Inimummay ioritypray away ocesspray ancay avehay

en: Maximum priority a process can have
target: Aximummay ioritypray away ocesspray ancay avehay

en: WHO is a process ID
target: WHO isway away ocesspray ID

en: WHO is a process group ID
target: WHO isway away ocesspray oupgray ID

en: WHO is a user ID
target: WHO isway away userway ID

en: Set scheduling algorithm and/or parameters for a process.
target: Etsay edulingschay algorithmway andway/orway arameterspay orfay away ocesspray.

en: Retrieve scheduling algorithm for a particular purpose.
target: Etrieveray edulingschay algorithmway orfay away articularpay urposepay.

en: Get maximum priority value for a scheduler.
target: Etgay aximummay ioritypray aluevay orfay away edulerschay.

en: Get minimum priority value for a scheduler.
target: Etgay inimummay ioritypray aluevay orfay away edulerschay.

en: Get the SCHED_RR interval for the named process.
target: Etgay ethay SCHED_RR intervalway orfay ethay amednay ocesspray.

en: Signal mask to be sent at exit.
target: Ignalsay askmay otay ebay entsay atway exitway.

en: Set if VM shared between processes.
target: Etsay ifway VM aredshay etweenbay ocessespray.

en: Set if fs info shared between processes
target: Etsay ifway sfay infoway aredshay etweenbay ocessespray

en: Set if open files shared between processe
target: Etsay ifway openway ilesfay aredshay etweenbay ocessepray

en: Set if signal handlers shared.
target: Etsay ifway ignalsay andlershay aredshay.

en: Set if pid shared.
target: Etsay ifway idpay aredshay.

en: Open database for reading.
target: Openway atabaseday orfay eadingray.

en: Close database.
target: Oseclay atabaseday.

en: Get next entry from database, perhaps after opening the file.
target: Etgay extnay entryway omfray atabaseday, erhapspay afterway openingway ethay ilefay.

en: Get shadow entry matching NAME.
target: Etgay adowshay entryway atchingmay NAME.

en: Read shadow entry from STRING.
target: Eadray adowshay entryway omfray STRING.

en: Protect password file against multi writers.
target: Otectpray asswordpay ilefay againstway ultimay iterswray.

en: Unlock password file.
target: Unlockway asswordpay ilefay.

en: These bits determine file type.
target: Esethay itsbay etermineday ilefay ypetay.

en: Character device
target: Aracterchay eviceday

en: Directory
target: Irectoryday

en: Block device
target: Ockblay eviceday

en: Regular file
target: Egularray ilefay

en: Symbolic link.
target: Ymbolicsay inklay.

en: Socket.
target: Ocketsay.

en: Set user ID on execution.
target: Etsay userway ID onway executionway.

en: Set group ID on execution.
target: Etsay oupgray ID onway executionway.

en: Save swapped text after use (sticky).
target: Avesay wappedsay exttay afterway useway (tickysay).

en: Read by owner
target: Eadray ybay ownerway

en: Write by owner.
target: Itewray ybay ownerway.

en: Execute by owner.
target: Executeway ybay ownerway.

en: Get terminal output speed.
target: Etgay erminaltay outputway eedspay.

en: Set terminal output speed.
target: Etsay erminaltay outputway eedspay.

en: Bogus baud rate ~S
target: Ogusbay audbay ateray ~S

en: Get terminal input speed.
target: Etgay erminaltay inputway eedspay.

en: Set terminal input speed.
target: Etsay erminaltay inputway eedspay.

en: Get terminal attributes.
target: Etgay erminaltay attributesway.

en: Set terminal attributes.
target: Etsay erminaltay attributesway.

en: Send break
target: Endsay eakbray

en: Wait for output for finish
target: Aitway orfay outputway orfay inishfay

en: See tcflush(3)
target: Eesay cflushtay(3)

en: Flow control
target: Owflay ontrolcay

en: Executes the Unix execve system call.  If the system call suceeds, lisp
       will no longer be running in this process.  If the system call fails this
       function returns two values: NIL and an error code.  Arg-list should be a
       list of simple-strings which are passed as arguments to the exec'ed program.
       Environment should be an a-list mapping symbols to simple-strings which this
       function bashes together to form the environment for the exec'ed program.
target: Executesway ethay Unixway execveway ystemsay allcay.  Ifway ethay ystemsay allcay uceedssay, isplay
       illway onay ongerlay ebay unningray inway isthay ocesspray.  Ifway ethay ystemsay allcay ailsfay isthay
       unctionfay eturnsray wotay aluesvay: NIL andway anway errorway odecay.  Argway-istlay ouldshay ebay away
       istlay ofway implesay-ingsstray ichwhay areway assedpay asway argumentsway otay ethay execway'edway ogrampray.
       Environmentway ouldshay ebay anway away-istlay appingmay ymbolssay otay implesay-ingsstray ichwhay isthay
       unctionfay ashesbay ogethertay otay ormfay ethay environmentway orfay ethay execway'edway ogrampray.

en: Given a file path (a string) and one of four constant modes,
       unix-access returns T if the file is accessible with that
       mode and NIL if not.  It also returns an errno value with
       NIL which determines why the file was not accessible.
    
       The access modes are:
    	r_ok     Read permission.
    	w_ok     Write permission.
    	x_ok     Execute permission.
    	f_ok     Presence of file.
target: Ivengay away ilefay athpay (away ingstray) andway oneway ofway ourfay onstantcay odesmay,
       unixway-accessway eturnsray T ifway ethay ilefay isway accessibleway ithway atthay
       odemay andway NIL ifway otnay.  Itway alsoway eturnsray anway errnoway aluevay ithway
       NIL ichwhay eterminesday ywhay ethay ilefay asway otnay accessibleway.
    
       Ethay accessway odesmay areway:
    	r_okway     Eadray ermissionpay.
    	w_okway     Itewray ermissionpay.
    	x_okway     Executeway ermissionpay.
    	f_okway     Esencepray ofway ilefay.

en: set the file pointer
target: etsay ethay ilefay ointerpay

en: increment the file pointer
target: incrementway ethay ilefay ointerpay

en: extend the file size
target: extendway ethay ilefay izesay

en: UNIX-LSEEK accepts a file descriptor and moves the file pointer ahead
       a certain OFFSET for that file.  WHENCE can be any of the following:
    
       l_set        Set the file pointer.
       l_incr       Increment the file pointer.
       l_xtnd       Extend the file size.
target: UNIX-LSEEK acceptsway away ilefay escriptorday andway ovesmay ethay ilefay ointerpay aheadway
       away ertaincay OFFSET orfay atthay ilefay.  WHENCE ancay ebay anyway ofway ethay ollowingfay:
    
       l_etsay        Etsay ethay ilefay ointerpay.
       l_incrway       Incrementway ethay ilefay ointerpay.
       l_tndxay       Extendway ethay ilefay izesay.

en: UNIX-READ attempts to read from the file described by fd into
       the buffer buf until it is full.  Len is the length of the buffer.
       The number of bytes actually read is returned or NIL and an error
       number if an error occured.
target: UNIX-READ attemptsway otay eadray omfray ethay ilefay escribedday ybay dfay intoway
       ethay ufferbay ufbay untilway itway isway ullfay.  Enlay isway ethay engthlay ofway ethay ufferbay.
       Ethay umbernay ofway ytesbay actuallyway eadray isway eturnedray orway NIL andway anway errorway
       umbernay ifway anway errorway occuredway.

en: Unix-write attempts to write a character buffer (buf) of length
       len to the file described by the file descriptor fd.  NIL and an
       error is returned if the call is unsuccessful.
target: Unixway-itewray attemptsway otay itewray away aracterchay ufferbay (ufbay) ofway engthlay
       enlay otay ethay ilefay escribedday ybay ethay ilefay escriptorday dfay.  NIL andway anway
       errorway isway eturnedray ifway ethay allcay isway unsuccessfulway.

en: Unix-pipe sets up a unix-piping mechanism consisting of
      an input pipe and an output pipe.  Unix-Pipe returns two
      values: if no error occurred the first value is the pipe
      to be read from and the second is can be written to.  If
      an error occurred the first value is NIL and the second
      the unix error code.
target: Unixway-ipepay etssay upway away unixway-ipingpay echanismmay onsistingcay ofway
      anway inputway ipepay andway anway outputway ipepay.  Unixway-Ipepay eturnsray wotay
      aluesvay: ifway onay errorway occurredway ethay irstfay aluevay isway ethay ipepay
      otay ebay eadray omfray andway ethay econdsay isway ancay ebay ittenwray otay.  Ifway
      anway errorway occurredway ethay irstfay aluevay isway NIL andway ethay econdsay
      ethay unixway errorway odecay.

en: Given a file path, an integer user-id, and an integer group-id,
       unix-chown changes the owner of the file and the group of the
       file to those specified.  Either the owner or the group may be
       left unchanged by specifying them as -1.  Note: Permission will
       fail if the caller is not the superuser.
target: Ivengay away ilefay athpay, anway integerway userway-idway, andway anway integerway oupgray-idway,
       unixway-ownchay angeschay ethay ownerway ofway ethay ilefay andway ethay oupgray ofway ethay
       ilefay otay osethay ecifiedspay.  Eitherway ethay ownerway orway ethay oupgray aymay ebay
       eftlay unchangedway ybay ecifyingspay emthay asway -1.  Otenay: Ermissionpay illway
       ailfay ifway ethay allercay isway otnay ethay uperusersay.

en: Unix-fchown is like unix-chown, except that it accepts an integer
       file descriptor instead of a file path name.
target: Unixway-chownfay isway ikelay unixway-ownchay, exceptway atthay itway acceptsway anway integerway
       ilefay escriptorday insteadway ofway away ilefay athpay amenay.

en: Given a file path string, unix-chdir changes the current working 
       directory to the one specified.
target: Ivengay away ilefay athpay ingstray, unixway-dirchay angeschay ethay urrentcay orkingway 
       irectoryday otay ethay oneway ecifiedspay.

en: Put the absolute pathname of the current working directory in BUF.
       If successful, return BUF.  If not, put an error message in
       BUF and return NULL.  BUF should be at least PATH_MAX bytes long.
target: Utpay ethay absoluteway athnamepay ofway ethay urrentcay orkingway irectoryday inway BUF.
       Ifway uccessfulsay, eturnray BUF.  Ifway otnay, utpay anway errorway essagemay inway
       BUF andway eturnray NULL.  BUF ouldshay ebay atway eastlay PATH_MAX ytesbay onglay.

en: Unix-dup duplicates an existing file descriptor (given as the
       argument) and return it.  If FD is not a valid file descriptor, NIL
       and an error number are returned.
target: Unixway-upday uplicatesday anway existingway ilefay escriptorday (ivengay asway ethay
       argumentway) andway eturnray itway.  Ifway FD isway otnay away alidvay ilefay escriptorday, NIL
       andway anway errorway umbernay areway eturnedray.

en: Unix-dup2 duplicates an existing file descriptor just as unix-dup
       does only the new value of the duplicate descriptor may be requested
       through the second argument.  If a file already exists with the
       requested descriptor number, it will be closed and the number
       assigned to the duplicate.
target: Unixway-upday2 uplicatesday anway existingway ilefay escriptorday ustjay asway unixway-upday
       oesday onlyway ethay ewnay aluevay ofway ethay uplicateday escriptorday aymay ebay equestedray
       roughthay ethay econdsay argumentway.  Ifway away ilefay alreadyway existsway ithway ethay
       equestedray escriptorday umbernay, itway illway ebay osedclay andway ethay umbernay
       assignedway otay ethay uplicateday.

en: Unix-exit terminates the current process with an optional
       error code.  If successful, the call doesn't return.  If
       unsuccessful, the call returns NIL and an error number.
target: Unixway-exitway erminatestay ethay urrentcay ocesspray ithway anway optionalway
       errorway odecay.  Ifway uccessfulsay, ethay allcay oesnday't eturnray.  Ifway
       unsuccessfulway, ethay allcay eturnsray NIL andway anway errorway umbernay.

en: Get file-specific configuration information about PATH.
target: Etgay ilefay-ecificspay onfigurationcay informationway aboutway PATH.

en: Get the value of the system variable NAME.
target: Etgay ethay aluevay ofway ethay ystemsay ariablevay NAME.

en: Get the value of the string-valued system variable NAME.
target: Etgay ethay aluevay ofway ethay ingstray-aluedvay ystemsay ariablevay NAME.

en: Unix-getpid returns the process-id of the current process.
target: Unixway-etpidgay eturnsray ethay ocesspray-idway ofway ethay urrentcay ocesspray.

en: Unix-getppid returns the process-id of the parent of the current process.
target: Unixway-etppidgay eturnsray ethay ocesspray-idway ofway ethay arentpay ofway ethay urrentcay ocesspray.

en: Unix-getpgrp returns the group-id of the calling process.
target: Unixway-etpgrpgay eturnsray ethay oupgray-idway ofway ethay allingcay ocesspray.

en: Unix-setpgrp sets the process group on the process pid to
       pgrp.  NIL and an error number are returned upon failure.
target: Unixway-etpgrpsay etssay ethay ocesspray oupgray onway ethay ocesspray idpay otay
       grppay.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay areway eturnedray uponway ailurefay.

en: Unix-setpgid sets the process group of the process pid to
       pgrp. If pgid is equal to pid, the process becomes a process
       group leader. NIL and an error number are returned upon failure.
target: Unixway-etpgidsay etssay ethay ocesspray oupgray ofway ethay ocesspray idpay otay
       grppay. Ifway gidpay isway equalway otay idpay, ethay ocesspray ecomesbay away ocesspray
       oupgray eaderlay. NIL andway anway errorway umbernay areway eturnedray uponway ailurefay.

en: Create a new session with the calling process as its leader.
       The process group IDs of the session and the calling process
       are set to the process ID of the calling process, which is returned.
target: Eatecray away ewnay essionsay ithway ethay allingcay ocesspray asway itsway eaderlay.
       Ethay ocesspray oupgray Idsway ofway ethay essionsay andway ethay allingcay ocesspray
       areway etsay otay ethay ocesspray ID ofway ethay allingcay ocesspray, ichwhay isway eturnedray.

en: Return the session ID of the given process.
target: Eturnray ethay essionsay ID ofway ethay ivengay ocesspray.

en: Unix-getuid returns the real user-id associated with the
       current process.
target: Unixway-etuidgay eturnsray ethay ealray userway-idway associatedway ithway ethay
       urrentcay ocesspray.

en: Get the effective user ID of the calling process.
target: Etgay ethay effectiveway userway ID ofway ethay allingcay ocesspray.

en: Unix-getgid returns the real group-id of the current process.
target: Unixway-etgidgay eturnsray ethay ealray oupgray-idway ofway ethay urrentcay ocesspray.

en: Unix-getegid returns the effective group-id of the current process.
target: Unixway-etegidgay eturnsray ethay effectiveway oupgray-idway ofway ethay urrentcay ocesspray.

en: Return nonzero iff the calling process is in group GID.
target: Eturnray onzeronay iffway ethay allingcay ocesspray isway inway oupgray GID.

en: Set the user ID of the calling process to UID.
       If the calling process is the super-user, set the real
       and effective user IDs, and the saved set-user-ID to UID;
       if not, the effective user ID is set to UID.
target: Etsay ethay userway ID ofway ethay allingcay ocesspray otay UID.
       Ifway ethay allingcay ocesspray isway ethay upersay-userway, etsay ethay ealray
       andway effectiveway userway Idsway, andway ethay avedsay etsay-userway-ID otay UID;
       ifway otnay, ethay effectiveway userway ID isway etsay otay UID.

en: Unix-setreuid sets the real and effective user-id's of the current
       process to the specified ones.  NIL and an error number is returned
       if the call fails.
target: Unixway-etreuidsay etssay ethay ealray andway effectiveway userway-idway's ofway ethay urrentcay
       ocesspray otay ethay ecifiedspay onesway.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay isway eturnedray
       ifway ethay allcay ailsfay.

en: Set the group ID of the calling process to GID.
       If the calling process is the super-user, set the real
       and effective group IDs, and the saved set-group-ID to GID;
       if not, the effective group ID is set to GID.
target: Etsay ethay oupgray ID ofway ethay allingcay ocesspray otay GID.
       Ifway ethay allingcay ocesspray isway ethay upersay-userway, etsay ethay ealray
       andway effectiveway oupgray Idsway, andway ethay avedsay etsay-oupgray-ID otay GID;
       ifway otnay, ethay effectiveway oupgray ID isway etsay otay GID.

en: Unix-setregid sets the real and effective group-id's of the current
       process process to the specified ones.  NIL and an error number is
       returned if the call fails.
target: Unixway-etregidsay etssay ethay ealray andway effectiveway oupgray-idway's ofway ethay urrentcay
       ocesspray ocesspray otay ethay ecifiedspay onesway.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay isway
       eturnedray ifway ethay allcay ailsfay.

en: Executes the unix fork system call.  Returns 0 in the child and the pid
       of the child in the parent if it works, or NIL and an error number if it
       doesn't work.
target: Executesway ethay unixway orkfay ystemsay allcay.  Eturnsray 0 inway ethay ildchay andway ethay idpay
       ofway ethay ildchay inway ethay arentpay ifway itway orksway, orway NIL andway anway errorway umbernay ifway itway
       oesnday't orkway.

en: Get the value of the environment variable named Name.  If no such
      variable exists, Nil is returned.
target: Etgay ethay aluevay ofway ethay environmentway ariablevay amednay Amenay.  Ifway onay uchsay
      ariablevay existsway, Ilnay isway eturnedray.

en: Adds the environment variable named Name to the environment with
      the given Value if Name does not already exist. If Name does exist,
      the value is changed to Value if Overwrite is non-zero.  Otherwise,
      the value is not changed.
target: Addsway ethay environmentway ariablevay amednay Amenay otay ethay environmentway ithway
      ethay ivengay Aluevay ifway Amenay oesday otnay alreadyway existway. Ifway Amenay oesday existway,
      ethay aluevay isway angedchay otay Aluevay ifway Overwriteway isway onnay-erozay.  Otherwiseway,
      ethay aluevay isway otnay angedchay.

en: Adds or changes the environment.  Name-value must be a string of
      the form "name=value".  If the name does not exist, it is added.
      If name does exist, the value is updated to the given value.
target: Addsway orway angeschay ethay environmentway.  Amenay-aluevay ustmay ebay away ingstray ofway
      ethay ormfay "amenay=aluevay".  Ifway ethay amenay oesday otnay existway, itway isway addedway.
      Ifway amenay oesday existway, ethay aluevay isway updatedway otay ethay ivengay aluevay.

en: Removes the variable Name from the environment
target: Emovesray ethay ariablevay Amenay omfray ethay environmentway

en: Accepts a Unix file descriptor and returns T if the device
      associated with it is a terminal.
target: Acceptsway away Unixway ilefay escriptorday andway eturnsray T ifway ethay eviceday
      associatedway ithway itway isway away erminaltay.

en: Unix-link creates a hard link from the file with name1 to the
       file with name2.
target: Unixway-inklay eatescray away ardhay inklay omfray ethay ilefay ithway amenay1 otay ethay
       ilefay ithway amenay2.

en: Unix-symlink creates a symbolic link named name2 to the file
       named name1.  NIL and an error number is returned if the call
       is unsuccessful.
target: Unixway-ymlinksay eatescray away ymbolicsay inklay amednay amenay2 otay ethay ilefay
       amednay amenay1.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay isway eturnedray ifway ethay allcay
       isway unsuccessfulway.

en: Unix-readlink invokes the readlink system call on the file name
      specified by the simple string path.  It returns up to two values:
      the contents of the symbolic link if the call is successful, or
      NIL and the Unix error number.
target: Unixway-eadlinkray invokesway ethay eadlinkray ystemsay allcay onway ethay ilefay amenay
      ecifiedspay ybay ethay implesay ingstray athpay.  Itway eturnsray upway otay wotay aluesvay:
      ethay ontentscay ofway ethay ymbolicsay inklay ifway ethay allcay isway uccessfulsay, orway
      NIL andway ethay Unixway errorway umbernay.

en: Unix-unlink removes the directory entry for the named file.
       NIL and an error code is returned if the call fails.
target: Unixway-unlinkway emovesray ethay irectoryday entryway orfay ethay amednay ilefay.
       NIL andway anway errorway odecay isway eturnedray ifway ethay allcay ailsfay.

en: Unix-rmdir attempts to remove the directory name.  NIL and
       an error number is returned if an error occured.
target: Unixway-mdirray attemptsway otay emoveray ethay irectoryday amenay.  NIL andway
       anway errorway umbernay isway eturnedray ifway anway errorway occuredway.

en: Get the tty-process-group for the unix file-descriptor FD.
target: Etgay ethay tytay-ocesspray-oupgray orfay ethay unixway ilefay-escriptorday FD.

en: Get the tty-process-group for the unix file-descriptor FD.  If not supplied,
      FD defaults to /dev/tty.
target: Etgay ethay tytay-ocesspray-oupgray orfay ethay unixway ilefay-escriptorday FD.  Ifway otnay uppliedsay,
      FD efaultsday otay /evday/tytay.

en: Set the tty-process-group for the unix file-descriptor FD to PGRP.
target: Etsay ethay tytay-ocesspray-oupgray orfay ethay unixway ilefay-escriptorday FD otay PGRP.

en: Set the tty-process-group for the unix file-descriptor FD to PGRP.  If not
      supplied, FD defaults to /dev/tty.
target: Etsay ethay tytay-ocesspray-oupgray orfay ethay unixway ilefay-escriptorday FD otay PGRP.  Ifway otnay
      uppliedsay, FD efaultsday otay /evday/tytay.

en: Return the login name of the user.
target: Eturnray ethay oginlay amenay ofway ethay userway.

en: Unix-uname returns the name and information about the current kernel. The
      values returned upon success are: sysname, nodename, release, version,
      machine, and domainname. Upon failure, 'nil and the 'errno are returned.
target: Unixway-unameway eturnsray ethay amenay andway informationway aboutway ethay urrentcay ernelkay. Ethay
      aluesvay eturnedray uponway uccesssay areway: ysnamesay, odenamenay, eleaseray, ersionvay,
      achinemay, andway omainnameday. Uponway ailurefay, 'ilnay andway ethay 'errnoway areway eturnedray.

en: Syscall ~A failed: ~A
target: Yscallsay ~Away ailedfay: ~Away

en: Unix-gethostname returns the name of the host machine as a string.
target: Unixway-ethostnamegay eturnsray ethay amenay ofway ethay osthay achinemay asway away ingstray.

en: Unix-fsync writes the core image of the file described by
       fd to disk.
target: Unixway-syncfay iteswray ethay orecay imageway ofway ethay ilefay escribedday ybay
       dfay otay iskday.

en: Revoke access permissions to all processes currently communicating
      with the control terminal, and then send a SIGHUP signal to the process
      group of the control terminal.
target: Evokeray accessway ermissionspay otay allway ocessespray urrentlycay ommunicatingcay
      ithway ethay ontrolcay erminaltay, andway enthay endsay away SIGHUP ignalsay otay ethay ocesspray
      oupgray ofway ethay ontrolcay erminaltay.

en: Revoke the access of all descriptors currently open on FILE.
target: Evokeray ethay accessway ofway allway escriptorsday urrentlycay openway onway FILE.

en: Make PATH be the root directory (the starting point for absolute paths).
       This call is restricted to the super-user.
target: Akemay PATH ebay ethay ootray irectoryday (ethay tartingsay ointpay orfay absoluteway athspay).
       Isthay allcay isway estrictedray otay ethay upersay-userway.

en: Unix-gethostid returns a 32-bit integer which provides unique
       identification for the host machine.
target: Unixway-ethostidgay eturnsray away 32-itbay integerway ichwhay ovidespray uniqueway
       identificationway orfay ethay osthay achinemay.

en: Unix-sync writes all information in core memory which has been
       modified to disk.  It returns NIL and an error code if an error
       occured.
target: Unixway-yncsay iteswray allway informationway inway orecay emorymay ichwhay ashay eenbay
       odifiedmay otay iskday.  Itway eturnsray NIL andway anway errorway odecay ifway anway errorway
       occuredway.

en: Unix-getpagesize returns the number of bytes in a system page.
target: Unixway-etpagesizegay eturnsray ethay umbernay ofway ytesbay inway away ystemsay agepay.

en: Unix-truncate truncates the named file to the length (in
       bytes) specified by LENGTH.  NIL and an error number is returned
       if the call is unsuccessful.
target: Unixway-uncatetray uncatestray ethay amednay ilefay otay ethay engthlay (inway
       ytesbay) ecifiedspay ybay LENGTH.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay isway eturnedray
       ifway ethay allcay isway unsuccessfulway.

en: Unix-ftruncate is similar to unix-truncate except that the first
       argument is a file descriptor rather than a file name.
target: Unixway-truncatefay isway imilarsay otay unixway-uncatetray exceptway atthay ethay irstfay
       argumentway isway away ilefay escriptorday atherray anthay away ilefay amenay.

en: Return the maximum number of file descriptors
       the current process could possibly have.
target: Eturnray ethay aximummay umbernay ofway ilefay escriptorsday
       ethay urrentcay ocesspray ouldcay ossiblypay avehay.

en: Unlock a locked region
target: Unlockway away ockedlay egionray

en: Lock a region for exclusive use
target: Ocklay away egionray orfay exclusiveway useway

en: Test and lock a region for exclusive use
target: Esttay andway ocklay away egionray orfay exclusiveway useway

en: Test a region for othwer processes locks
target: Esttay away egionray orfay othwerway ocessespray ockslay

en: Unix-locks can lock, unlock and test files according to the cmd
       which can be one of the following:
    
       f_ulock  Unlock a locked region
       f_lock   Lock a region for exclusive use
       f_tlock  Test and lock a region for exclusive use
       f_test   Test a region for othwer processes locks
    
       The lock is for a region from the current location for a length
       of length.
    
       This is a simpler version of the interface provided by unix-fcntl.
target: Unixway-ockslay ancay ocklay, unlockway andway esttay ilesfay accordingway otay ethay mdcay
       ichwhay ancay ebay oneway ofway ethay ollowingfay:
    
       f_ulockway  Unlockway away ockedlay egionray
       f_ocklay   Ocklay away egionray orfay exclusiveway useway
       f_locktay  Esttay andway ocklay away egionray orfay exclusiveway useway
       f_esttay   Esttay away egionray orfay othwerway ocessespray ockslay
    
       Ethay ocklay isway orfay away egionray omfray ethay urrentcay ocationlay orfay away engthlay
       ofway engthlay.
    
       Isthay isway away implersay ersionvay ofway ethay interfaceway ovidedpray ybay unixway-cntlfay.

en: Unix-utimes sets the 'last-accessed' and 'last-updated'
       times on a specified file.  NIL and an error number is
       returned if the call is unsuccessful.
target: Unixway-utimesway etssay ethay 'astlay-accessedway' andway 'astlay-updatedway'
       imestay onway away ecifiedspay ilefay.  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay isway
       eturnedray ifway ethay allcay isway unsuccessfulway.

en: Don't block waiting.
target: Onday't ockblay aitingway.

en: Report status of stopped children.
target: Eportray tatussay ofway toppedsay ildrenchay.

en: Wait for cloned process.
target: Aitway orfay onedclay ocesspray.

en: Unix-ioctl performs a variety of operations on open i/o
       descriptors.  See the UNIX Programmer's Manual for more
       information.
target: Unixway-ioctlway erformspay away arietyvay ofway operationsway onway openway i/o
       escriptorsday.  Eesay ethay UNIX Ogrammerpray's Anualmay orfay oremay
       informationway.

en: Change uid used for file access control to UID, without affecting
       other priveledges (such as who can send signals at the process).
target: Angechay uidway usedway orfay ilefay accessway ontrolcay otay UID, ithoutway affectingway
       otherway iveledgespray (uchsay asway owhay ancay endsay ignalssay atway ethay ocesspray).

en: Change gid used for file access control to GID, without affecting
       other priveledges (such as who can send signals at the process).
target: Angechay idgay usedway orfay ilefay accessway ontrolcay otay GID, ithoutway affectingway
       otherway iveledgespray (uchsay asway owhay ancay endsay ignalssay atway ethay ocesspray).

en: There is data to read.
target: Erethay isway ataday otay eadray.

en: There is urgent data to read.
target: Erethay isway urgentway ataday otay eadray.

en: Writing now will not block.
target: Itingwray ownay illway otnay ockblay.

en: Error condition.
target: Errorway onditioncay.

en: Hung up.
target: Unghay upway.

en: Invalid polling request.
target: Invalidway ollingpay equestray.

en: Canonical number of polling requests to read
    in at a time in poll.
target: Anonicalcay umbernay ofway ollingpay equestsray otay eadray
    inway atway away imetay inway ollpay.

en:  Poll the file descriptors described by the NFDS structures starting at
       FDS.  If TIMEOUT is nonzero and not -1, allow TIMEOUT milliseconds for
       an event to occur; if TIMEOUT is -1, block until an event occurs.
       Returns the number of file descriptors with events, zero if timed out,
       or -1 for errors.
target:  Ollpay ethay ilefay escriptorsday escribedday ybay ethay NFDS ucturesstray tartingsay atway
       FDS.  Ifway TIMEOUT isway onzeronay andway otnay -1, allowway TIMEOUT illisecondsmay orfay
       anway eventway otay occurway; ifway TIMEOUT isway -1, ockblay untilway anway eventway occursway.
       Eturnsray ethay umbernay ofway ilefay escriptorsday ithway eventsway, erozay ifway imedtay outway,
       orway -1 orfay errorsway.

en: Get the soft and hard limits for RESOURCE.
target: Etgay ethay oftsay andway ardhay imitslay orfay RESOURCE.

en: Set the current soft and hard maximum limits for RESOURCE.
       Only the super-user can increase hard limits.
target: Etsay ethay urrentcay oftsay andway ardhay aximummay imitslay orfay RESOURCE.
       Onlyway ethay upersay-userway ancay increaseway ardhay imitslay.

en: Like call getrusage, but return only the system and user time, and returns
       the seconds and microseconds as separate values.
target: Ikelay allcay etrusagegay, utbay eturnray onlyway ethay ystemsay andway userway imetay, andway eturnsray
       ethay econdssay andway icrosecondsmay asway eparatesay aluesvay.

en: Unix-getrusage returns information about the resource usage
       of the process specified by who.  Who can be either the
       current process (rusage_self) or all of the terminated
       child processes (rusage_children).  NIL and an error number
       is returned if the call fails.
target: Unixway-etrusagegay eturnsray informationway aboutway ethay esourceray usageway
       ofway ethay ocesspray ecifiedspay ybay owhay.  Owhay ancay ebay eitherway ethay
       urrentcay ocesspray (usageray_elfsay) orway allway ofway ethay erminatedtay
       ildchay ocessespray (usageray_ildrenchay).  NIL andway anway errorway umbernay
       isway eturnedray ifway ethay allcay ailsfay.

en: Function depends on CMD:
      1 = Return the limit on the size of a file, in units of 512 bytes.
      2 = Set the limit on the size of a file to NEWLIMIT.  Only the
          super-user can increase the limit.
      3 = Return the maximum possible address of the data segment.
      4 = Return the maximum number of files that the calling process can open.
      Returns -1 on errors.
target: Unctionfay ependsday onway CMD:
      1 = Eturnray ethay imitlay onway ethay izesay ofway away ilefay, inway unitsway ofway 512 ytesbay.
      2 = Etsay ethay imitlay onway ethay izesay ofway away ilefay otay NEWLIMIT.  Onlyway ethay
          upersay-userway ancay increaseway ethay imitlay.
      3 = Eturnray ethay aximummay ossiblepay addressway ofway ethay ataday egmentsay.
      4 = Eturnray ethay aximummay umbernay ofway ilesfay atthay ethay allingcay ocesspray ancay openway.
      Eturnsray -1 onway errorsway.

en: Return the highest priority of any process specified by WHICH and WHO
       (see above); if WHO is zero, the current process, process group, or user
       (as specified by WHO) is used.  A lower priority number means higher
       priority.  Priorities range from PRIO_MIN to PRIO_MAX (above).
target: Eturnray ethay ighesthay ioritypray ofway anyway ocesspray ecifiedspay ybay WHICH andway WHO
       (eesay aboveway); ifway WHO isway erozay, ethay urrentcay ocesspray, ocesspray oupgray, orway userway
       (asway ecifiedspay ybay WHO) isway usedway.  Away owerlay ioritypray umbernay eansmay igherhay
       ioritypray.  Ioritiespray angeray omfray PRIO_MIN otay PRIO_MAX (aboveway).

en: Set the priority of all processes specified by WHICH and WHO (see above)
       to PRIO.  Returns 0 on success, -1 on errors.
target: Etsay ethay ioritypray ofway allway ocessespray ecifiedspay ybay WHICH andway WHO (eesay aboveway)
       otay PRIO.  Eturnsray 0 onway uccesssay, -1 onway errorsway.

en: Perform the UNIX select(2) system call.
target: Erformpay ethay UNIX electsay(2) ystemsay allcay.

en: Unix-select examines the sets of descriptors passed as arguments
       to see if they are ready for reading and writing.  See the UNIX
       Programmers Manual for more information.
target: Unixway-electsay examinesway ethay etssay ofway escriptorsday assedpay asway argumentsway
       otay eesay ifway eythay areway eadyray orfay eadingray andway itingwray.  Eesay ethay UNIX
       Ogrammerspray Anualmay orfay oremay informationway.

en: UNIX-STAT retrieves information about the specified
       file returning them in the form of multiple values.
       See the UNIX Programmer's Manual for a description
       of the values returned.  If the call fails, then NIL
       and an error number is returned instead.
target: UNIX-STAT etrievesray informationway aboutway ethay ecifiedspay
       ilefay eturningray emthay inway ethay ormfay ofway ultiplemay aluesvay.
       Eesay ethay UNIX Ogrammerpray's Anualmay orfay away escriptionday
       ofway ethay aluesvay eturnedray.  Ifway ethay allcay ailsfay, enthay NIL
       andway anway errorway umbernay isway eturnedray insteadway.

en: UNIX-FSTAT is similar to UNIX-STAT except the file is specified
       by the file descriptor FD.
target: UNIX-FSTAT isway imilarsay otay UNIX-STAT exceptway ethay ilefay isway ecifiedspay
       ybay ethay ilefay escriptorday FD.

en: UNIX-LSTAT is similar to UNIX-STAT except the specified
       file must be a symbolic link.
target: UNIX-LSTAT isway imilarsay otay UNIX-STAT exceptway ethay ecifiedspay
       ilefay ustmay ebay away ymbolicsay inklay.

en: Given a file path string and a constant mode, unix-chmod changes the
       permission mode for that file to the one specified. The new mode
       can be created by logically OR'ing the following:
    
          setuidexec        Set user ID on execution.
          setgidexec        Set group ID on execution.
          savetext          Save text image after execution.
          readown           Read by owner.
          writeown          Write by owner.
          execown           Execute (search directory) by owner.
          readgrp           Read by group.
          writegrp          Write by group.
          execgrp           Execute (search directory) by group.
          readoth           Read by others.
          writeoth          Write by others.
          execoth           Execute (search directory) by others.
    
      Thus #o444 and (logior unix:readown unix:readgrp unix:readoth)
      are equivalent for 'mode.  The octal-base is familar to Unix users.
      
      It returns T on successfully completion; NIL and an error number
      otherwise.
target: Ivengay away ilefay athpay ingstray andway away onstantcay odemay, unixway-modchay angeschay ethay
       ermissionpay odemay orfay atthay ilefay otay ethay oneway ecifiedspay. Ethay ewnay odemay
       ancay ebay eatedcray ybay ogicallylay OR'ingway ethay ollowingfay:
    
          etuidexecsay        Etsay userway ID onway executionway.
          etgidexecsay        Etsay oupgray ID onway executionway.
          avetextsay          Avesay exttay imageway afterway executionway.
          eadownray           Eadray ybay ownerway.
          iteownwray          Itewray ybay ownerway.
          execownway           Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay ownerway.
          eadgrpray           Eadray ybay oupgray.
          itegrpwray          Itewray ybay oupgray.
          execgrpway           Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay oupgray.
          eadothray           Eadray ybay othersway.
          iteothwray          Itewray ybay othersway.
          execothway           Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay othersway.
    
      Usthay #o444 andway (ogiorlay unixway:eadownray unixway:eadgrpray unixway:eadothray)
      areway equivalentway orfay 'odemay.  Ethay octalway-asebay isway amilarfay otay Unixway usersway.
      
      Itway eturnsray T onway uccessfullysay ompletioncay; NIL andway anway errorway umbernay
      otherwiseway.

en: Given an integer file descriptor and a mode (the same as those
       used for unix-chmod), unix-fchmod changes the permission mode
       for that file to the one specified. T is returned if the call
       was successful.
target: Ivengay anway integerway ilefay escriptorday andway away odemay (ethay amesay asway osethay
       usedway orfay unixway-modchay), unixway-chmodfay angeschay ethay ermissionpay odemay
       orfay atthay ilefay otay ethay oneway ecifiedspay. T isway eturnedray ifway ethay allcay
       asway uccessfulsay.

en: Set the file creation mask of the current process to MASK,
       and return the old creation mask.
target: Etsay ethay ilefay eationcray askmay ofway ethay urrentcay ocesspray otay MASK,
       andway eturnray ethay oldway eationcray askmay.

en: Unix-mkdir creates a new directory with the specified name and mode.
       (Same as those for unix-chmod.)  It returns T upon success, otherwise
       NIL and an error number.
target: Unixway-kdirmay eatescray away ewnay irectoryday ithway ethay ecifiedspay amenay andway odemay.
       (Amesay asway osethay orfay unixway-modchay.)  Itway eturnsray T uponway uccesssay, otherwiseway
       NIL andway anway errorway umbernay.

en: Create a device file named PATH, with permission and special bits MODE
      and device number DEV (which can be constructed from major and minor
      device numbers with the `makedev' macro above).
target: Eatecray away eviceday ilefay amednay PATH, ithway ermissionpay andway ecialspay itsbay MODE
      andway eviceday umbernay DEV (ichwhay ancay ebay onstructedcay omfray ajormay andway inormay
      eviceday umbersnay ithway ethay `akedevmay' acromay aboveway).

en: Create a new FIFO named PATH, with permission bits MODE.
target: Eatecray away ewnay FIFO amednay PATH, ithway ermissionpay itsbay MODE.

en: Return information about the filesystem on which FILE resides.
target: Eturnray informationway aboutway ethay ilesystemfay onway ichwhay FILE esidesray.

en: Make the block special device PATH available to the system for swapping.
      This call is restricted to the super-user.
target: Akemay ethay ockblay ecialspay eviceday PATH availableway otay ethay ystemsay orfay wappingsay.
      Isthay allcay isway estrictedray otay ethay upersay-userway.

en: Make the block special device PATH unavailable to the system for swapping.
      This call is restricted to the super-user.
target: Akemay ethay ockblay ecialspay eviceday PATH unavailableway otay ethay ystemsay orfay wappingsay.
      Isthay allcay isway estrictedray otay ethay upersay-userway.

en: Read or write system parameters.
target: Eadray orway itewray ystemsay arameterspay.

en: Time used by the program so far (user time + system time).
       The result / CLOCKS_PER_SECOND is program time in seconds.
target: Imetay usedway ybay ethay ogrampray osay arfay (userway imetay + ystemsay imetay).
       Ethay esultray / CLOCKS_PER_SECOND isway ogrampray imetay inway econdssay.

en: Return the current time and put it in *TIMER if TIMER is not NULL.
target: Eturnray ethay urrentcay imetay andway utpay itway inway timer*ay ifway TIMER isway otnay NULL.

en: If it works, unix-gettimeofday returns 5 values: T, the seconds and
       microseconds of the current time of day, the timezone (in minutes west
       of Greenwich), and a daylight-savings flag.  If it doesn't work, it
       returns NIL and the errno.
target: Ifway itway orksway, unixway-ettimeofdaygay eturnsray 5 aluesvay: T, ethay econdssay andway
       icrosecondsmay ofway ethay urrentcay imetay ofway ayday, ethay imezonetay (inway inutesmay estway
       ofway Eenwichgray), andway away aylightday-avingssay agflay.  Ifway itway oesnday't orkway, itway
       eturnsray NIL andway ethay errnoway.

en: Unix-getitimer returns the INTERVAL and VALUE slots of one of
       three system timers (:real :virtual or :profile). On success,
       unix-getitimer returns 5 values,
       T, it-interval-secs, it-interval-usec, it-value-secs, it-value-usec.
target: Unixway-etitimergay eturnsray ethay INTERVAL andway VALUE otsslay ofway oneway ofway
       reethay ystemsay imerstay (:ealray :irtualvay orway :ofilepray). Onway uccesssay,
       unixway-etitimergay eturnsray 5 aluesvay,
       T, itway-intervalway-ecssay, itway-intervalway-usecway, itway-aluevay-ecssay, itway-aluevay-usecway.

en:  Unix-setitimer sets the INTERVAL and VALUE slots of one of
       three system timers (:real :virtual or :profile). A SIGALRM signal
       will be delivered VALUE <seconds+microseconds> from now. INTERVAL,
       when non-zero, is <seconds+microseconds> to be loaded each time
       the timer expires. Setting INTERVAL and VALUE to zero disables
       the timer. See the Unix man page for more details. On success,
       unix-setitimer returns the old contents of the INTERVAL and VALUE
       slots as in unix-getitimer.
target:  Unixway-etitimersay etssay ethay INTERVAL andway VALUE otsslay ofway oneway ofway
       reethay ystemsay imerstay (:ealray :irtualvay orway :ofilepray). Away SIGALRM ignalsay
       illway ebay eliveredday VALUE <econdssay+icrosecondsmay> omfray ownay. INTERVAL,
       enwhay onnay-erozay, isway <econdssay+icrosecondsmay> otay ebay oadedlay eachway imetay
       ethay imertay expiresway. Ettingsay INTERVAL andway VALUE otay erozay isablesday
       ethay imertay. Eesay ethay Unixway anmay agepay orfay oremay etailsday. Onway uccesssay,
       unixway-etitimersay eturnsray ethay oldway ontentscay ofway ethay INTERVAL andway VALUE
       otsslay asway inway unixway-etitimergay.

en: Fill in TIMEBUF with information about the current time.
target: Illfay inway TIMEBUF ithway informationway aboutway ethay urrentcay imetay.

en: Store the CPU time used by this process and all its
       dead children (and their dead children) in BUFFER.
       Return the elapsed real time, or (clock_t) -1 for errors.
       All times are in CLK_TCKths of a second.
target: Toresay ethay CPU imetay usedway ybay isthay ocesspray andway allway itsway
       eadday ildrenchay (andway eirthay eadday ildrenchay) inway BUFFER.
       Eturnray ethay elapsedway ealray imetay, orway (ockclay_t) -1 orfay errorsway.
       Allway imestay areway inway CLK_Ckthstay ofway away econdsay.

en: Wait for a child to die.  When one does, put its status in *STAT_LOC
       and return its process ID.  For errors, return (pid_t) -1.
target: Aitway orfay away ildchay otay ieday.  Enwhay oneway oesday, utpay itsway tatussay inway stat*ay_LOC
       andway eturnray itsway ocesspray ID.  Orfay errorsway, eturnray (idpay_t) -1.

en: Wait for a child matching PID to die.
       If PID is greater than 0, match any process whose process ID is PID.
       If PID is (pid_t) -1, match any process.
       If PID is (pid_t) 0, match any process with the
       same process group as the current process.
       If PID is less than -1, match any process whose
       process group is the absolute value of PID.
       If the WNOHANG bit is set in OPTIONS, and that child
       is not already dead, return (pid_t) 0.  If successful,
       return PID and store the dead child's status in STAT_LOC.
       Return (pid_t) -1 for errors.  If the WUNTRACED bit is
       set in OPTIONS, return status for stopped children; otherwise don't.
target: Aitway orfay away ildchay atchingmay PID otay ieday.
       Ifway PID isway eatergray anthay 0, atchmay anyway ocesspray osewhay ocesspray ID isway PID.
       Ifway PID isway (idpay_t) -1, atchmay anyway ocesspray.
       Ifway PID isway (idpay_t) 0, atchmay anyway ocesspray ithway ethay
       amesay ocesspray oupgray asway ethay urrentcay ocesspray.
       Ifway PID isway esslay anthay -1, atchmay anyway ocesspray osewhay
       ocesspray oupgray isway ethay absoluteway aluevay ofway PID.
       Ifway ethay WNOHANG itbay isway etsay inway OPTIONS, andway atthay ildchay
       isway otnay alreadyway eadday, eturnray (idpay_t) 0.  Ifway uccessfulsay,
       eturnray PID andway toresay ethay eadday ildchay's tatussay inway STAT_LOC.
       Eturnray (idpay_t) -1 orfay errorsway.  Ifway ethay WUNTRACED itbay isway
       etsay inway OPTIONS, eturnray tatussay orfay toppedsay ildrenchay; otherwiseway onday't.

en: Successful
target: Uccessfulsay

en: Operation not permitted
target: Operationway otnay ermittedpay

en: No such file or directory
target: Onay uchsay ilefay orway irectoryday

en: No such process
target: Onay uchsay ocesspray

en: Interrupted system call
target: Interruptedway ystemsay allcay

en: I/O error
target: Iway/O errorway

en: No such device or address
target: Onay uchsay eviceday orway addressway

en: Arg list too long
target: Argway istlay ootay onglay

en: Exec format error
target: Execway ormatfay errorway

en: Bad file number
target: Adbay ilefay umbernay

en: No children
target: Onay ildrenchay

en: Try again
target: Ytray againway

en: Out of memory
target: Outway ofway emorymay

en: Permission denied
target: Ermissionpay eniedday

en: Bad address
target: Adbay addressway

en: Block device required
target: Ockblay eviceday equiredray

en: Device or resource busy
target: Eviceday orway esourceray usybay

en: File exists
target: Ilefay existsway

en: Cross-device link
target: Osscray-eviceday inklay

en: No such device
target: Onay uchsay eviceday

en: Not a director
target: Otnay away irectorday

en: Is a directory
target: Isway away irectoryday

en: Invalid argument
target: Invalidway argumentway

en: File table overflow
target: Ilefay abletay overflowway

en: Too many open files
target: Ootay anymay openway ilesfay

en: Not a typewriter
target: Otnay away ypewritertay

en: Text file busy
target: Exttay ilefay usybay

en: File too large
target: Ilefay ootay argelay

en: No space left on device
target: Onay acespay eftlay onway eviceday

en: Illegal seek
target: Illegalway eeksay

en: Read-only file system
target: Eadray-onlyway ilefay ystemsay

en: Too many links
target: Ootay anymay inkslay

en: Broken pipe
target: Okenbray ipepay

en: Math argument out of domain
target: Athmay argumentway outway ofway omainday

en: Math result not representable
target: Athmay esultray otnay epresentableray

en: Resource deadlock would occur
target: Esourceray eadlockday ouldway occurway

en: File name too long
target: Ilefay amenay ootay onglay

en: No record locks available
target: Onay ecordray ockslay availableway

en: Function not implemented
target: Unctionfay otnay implementedway

en: Directory not empty
target: Irectoryday otnay emptyway

en: Too many symbolic links encountered
target: Ootay anymay ymbolicsay inkslay encounteredway

en: Operation would block
target: Operationway ouldway ockblay

en: No message of desired type
target: Onay essagemay ofway esiredday ypetay

en: Identifier removed
target: Identifierway emovedray

en: Channel number out of range
target: Annelchay umbernay outway ofway angeray

en: Level 2 not synchronized
target: Evellay 2 otnay ynchronizedsay

en: Level 3 halted
target: Evellay 3 altedhay

en: Level 3 reset
target: Evellay 3 esetray

en: Link number out of range
target: Inklay umbernay outway ofway angeray

en: Protocol driver not attached
target: Otocolpray iverdray otnay attachedway

en: No CSI structure available
target: Onay CSI ucturestray availableway

en: Level 2 halted
target: Evellay 2 altedhay

en: Invalid exchange
target: Invalidway exchangeway

en: Invalid request descriptor
target: Invalidway equestray escriptorday

en: Exchange full
target: Exchangeway ullfay

en: No anode
target: Onay anodeway

en: Invalid request code
target: Invalidway equestray odecay

en: Invalid slot
target: Invalidway otslay

en: File locking deadlock error
target: Ilefay ockinglay eadlockday errorway

en: Bad font file format
target: Adbay ontfay ilefay ormatfay

en: Device not a stream
target: Eviceday otnay away eamstray

en: No data available
target: Onay ataday availableway

en: Timer expired
target: Imertay expiredway

en: Out of streams resources
target: Outway ofway eamsstray esourcesray

en: Machine is not on the network
target: Achinemay isway otnay onway ethay etworknay

en: Package not installed
target: Ackagepay otnay installedway

en: Object is remote
target: Objectway isway emoteray

en: Link has been severed
target: Inklay ashay eenbay everedsay

en: Advertise error
target: Advertiseway errorway

en: Srmount error
target: Rmountsay errorway

en: Communication error on send
target: Ommunicationcay errorway onway endsay

en: Protocol error
target: Otocolpray errorway

en: Multihop attempted
target: Ultihopmay attemptedway

en: RFS specific error
target: RFS ecificspay errorway

en: Not a data message
target: Otnay away ataday essagemay

en: Value too large for defined data type
target: Aluevay ootay argelay orfay efinedday ataday ypetay

en: Name not unique on network
target: Amenay otnay uniqueway onway etworknay

en: File descriptor in bad state
target: Ilefay escriptorday inway adbay tatesay

en: Remote address changed
target: Emoteray addressway angedchay

en: Can not access a needed shared library
target: Ancay otnay accessway away eedednay aredshay ibrarylay

en: Accessing a corrupted shared library
target: Accessingway away orruptedcay aredshay ibrarylay

en: .lib section in a.out corrupted
target: .iblay ectionsay inway away.outway orruptedcay

en: Attempting to link in too many shared libraries
target: Attemptingway otay inklay inway ootay anymay aredshay ibrarieslay

en: Cannot exec a shared library directly
target: Annotcay execway away aredshay ibrarylay irectlyday

en: Illegal byte sequence
target: Illegalway ytebay equencesay

en: Interrupted system call should be restarted _N
target: Interruptedway ystemsay allcay ouldshay ebay estartedray _N

en: Streams pipe error
target: Eamsstray ipepay errorway

en: Too many users
target: Ootay anymay usersway

en: Socket operation on non-socket
target: Ocketsay operationway onway onnay-ocketsay

en: Destination address required
target: Estinationday addressway equiredray

en: Message too long
target: Essagemay ootay onglay

en: Protocol wrong type for socket
target: Otocolpray ongwray ypetay orfay ocketsay

en: Protocol not available
target: Otocolpray otnay availableway

en: Protocol not supported
target: Otocolpray otnay upportedsay

en: Socket type not supported
target: Ocketsay ypetay otnay upportedsay

en: Operation not supported on transport endpoint
target: Operationway otnay upportedsay onway ansporttray endpointway

en: Protocol family not supported
target: Otocolpray amilyfay otnay upportedsay

en: Address family not supported by protocol
target: Addressway amilyfay otnay upportedsay ybay otocolpray

en: Address already in use
target: Addressway alreadyway inway useway

en: Cannot assign requested address
target: Annotcay assignway equestedray addressway

en: Network is down
target: Etworknay isway ownday

en: Network is unreachable
target: Etworknay isway unreachableway

en: Network dropped connection because of reset
target: Etworknay oppeddray onnectioncay ecausebay ofway esetray

en: Software caused connection abort
target: Oftwaresay ausedcay onnectioncay abortway

en: Connection reset by peer
target: Onnectioncay esetray ybay eerpay

en: No buffer space available
target: Onay ufferbay acespay availableway

en: Transport endpoint is already connected
target: Ansporttray endpointway isway alreadyway onnectedcay

en: Transport endpoint is not connected
target: Ansporttray endpointway isway otnay onnectedcay

en: Cannot send after transport endpoint shutdown
target: Annotcay endsay afterway ansporttray endpointway utdownshay

en: Too many references: cannot splice
target: Ootay anymay eferencesray: annotcay licespay

en: Connection timed out
target: Onnectioncay imedtay outway

en: Connection refused
target: Onnectioncay efusedray

en: Host is down
target: Osthay isway ownday

en: No route to host
target: Onay outeray otay osthay

en: Operation already in progress
target: Operationway alreadyway inway ogresspray

en: Operation now in progress
target: Operationway ownay inway ogresspray

en: Stale NFS file handle
target: Talesay NFS ilefay andlehay

en: Structure needs cleaning
target: Ucturestray eedsnay eaningclay

en: Not a XENIX named type file
target: Otnay away XENIX amednay ypetay ilefay

en: No XENIX semaphores available
target: Onay XENIX emaphoressay availableway

en: Is a named type file
target: Isway away amednay ypetay ilefay

en: Remote I/O error
target: Emoteray Iway/O errorway

en: Quota exceeded
target: Otaquay exceededway

en: Define an ioctl command. If the optional ARG and PARM-TYPE are given
      then ioctl argument size and direction are included as for ioctls defined
      by _IO, _IOR, _IOW, or _IOWR. If DEV is a character then the ioctl type
      is the characters code, else DEV may be an integer giving the type.
target: Efineday anway ioctlway ommandcay. Ifway ethay optionalway ARG andway PARM-TYPE areway ivengay
      enthay ioctlway argumentway izesay andway irectionday areway includedway asway orfay ioctlsway efinedday
      ybay _IO, _IOR, _IOW, orway _IOWR. Ifway DEV isway away aracterchay enthay ethay ioctlway ypetay
      isway ethay aracterschay odecay, elseway DEV aymay ebay anway integerway ivinggay ethay ypetay.

en: Set the socket process-group for the unix file-descriptor FD to PGRP.
target: Etsay ethay ocketsay ocesspray-oupgray orfay ethay unixway ilefay-escriptorday FD otay PGRP.

en: Set user ID on execution
target: Etsay userway ID onway executionway

en: Set group ID on execution
target: Etsay oupgray ID onway executionway

en: Save text image after execution
target: Avesay exttay imageway afterway executionway

en: Write by owner
target: Itewray ybay ownerway

en: Execute (search directory) by owner
target: Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay ownerway

en: Read by group
target: Eadray ybay oupgray

en: Write by group
target: Itewray ybay oupgray

en: Execute (search directory) by group
target: Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay oupgray

en: Read by others
target: Eadray ybay othersway

en: Write by others
target: Itewray ybay othersway

en: Execute (search directory) by others
target: Executeway (earchsay irectoryday) ybay othersway

en: Returns either :file, :directory, :link, :special, or NIL.
target: Eturnsray eitherway :ilefay, :irectoryday, :inklay, :ecialspay, orway NIL.

en: Returns the pathname with all symbolic links resolved.
target: Eturnsray ethay athnamepay ithway allway ymbolicsay inkslay esolvedray.

en: Error reading link ~S: ~S
target: Errorway eadingray inklay ~S: ~S

en: Return a USER-INFO structure for the user identified by LOGIN, or NIL if not found.
target: Eturnray away USER-INFO ucturestray orfay ethay userway identifiedway ybay LOGIN, orway NIL ifway otnay oundfay.

en: Return a USER-INFO structure for the user identified by UID, or NIL if not found.
target: Eturnray away USER-INFO ucturestray orfay ethay userway identifiedway ybay UID, orway NIL ifway otnay oundfay.

en: Return a GROUP-INFO structure for the group identified by NAME, or NIL if not found.
target: Eturnray away GROUP-INFO ucturestray orfay ethay oupgray identifiedway ybay NAME, orway NIL ifway otnay oundfay.

en: Return a GROUP-INFO structure for the group identified by GID, or NIL if not found.
target: Eturnray away GROUP-INFO ucturestray orfay ethay oupgray identifiedway ybay GID, orway NIL ifway otnay oundfay.
