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 snprintf(9) -- kernel formatted output conversion
    The printf(), snprintf(), vprintf(), vsnprintf(), uprintf(), ttyprintf(), and db_printf() functions allow the kernel to send formatted messages to various output devices. The functions printf() and vp...
 spl(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 spl0(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splassert(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splbio(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splclock(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splhigh(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splimp(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 spllowersoftclock(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splnet(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splsched(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splserial(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splsoftclock(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splsoftnet(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
 splsoftserial(9) -- modify system interrupt priority level
    These functions raise and lower the system priority level. They are used by kernel code to block interrupts with priority less than or equal to the named level (i.e., spltty() blocks interrupts of pri...
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