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 backq(9r) -- STREAMS: Gets a pointer to the previous queue
    The backq interface returns a pointer to the queue preceding the current queue (the current_queue argument). If the current queue is a read queue, backq returns a pointer to the queue downstream from ...
 BADADDR(9r) -- General: Probes the address during device autoconfiguration
    The BADADDR routine generates a call to a machine-dependent routine that does a read access check of the data at the supplied address and dismisses any machine check exception that may result from the...
 bcanput(9r) -- STREAMS: Tests for flow control in a specified priority band
    The bcanput interface, like the canput interface, searches through the stream (starting at the message queue identified by the message_queue argument) until it finds a queue that contains a service in...
 bcmp(9r) -- General: Compares two byte strings
    The bcmp routine compares byte string b1 to byte string b2. The routine compares exactly n bytes. No check is made for null bytes.
 bcopy(9r) -- General: Copies a series of bytes with a specified limit
    The bcopy routine copies n bytes from string b1 to buffer b2. No check is made for null bytes. The copy is nondestructive, that is, the address ranges of b1 and b2 can overlap.
 biodone(9r) -- General: Indicates that block I/O is complete
    The biodone routine is called after an I/O operation to mark the buf structure as completed. It sets the b_flags member to B_SWAP, B_UBC, or B_ASYNC to indicate the type of I/O operation that has comp...
 blkclr(9r) -- General: Zero a block of memory
    The blkclr routine zeros n bytes of memory beginning at the address specified by b1.
 brelse(9r) -- General: Deallocates a buf structure
    The brelse routine deallocates a buf structure that was previously allocated by the getnewbuf routine. The buf structure contains information describing an I/O request. Device drivers call the brelse ...
 btop(9r) -- General: Converts bytes to number of pages
    The btop routine converts the specified byte address to the number of pages.
 buf(9s) -- General: Describes arbitrary I/O
    The buf data structure describes arbitrary I/O, but is usually associated with block I/O and physio. A systemwide pool of buf data structures exists for block I/O; however, many kernel modules that ar...
 bufcall(9r) -- STREAMS: Gets a buffer when allocb fails
    The bufcall interface serves as a timeout call of indeterminate length. When a buffer allocation request fails, you can use bufcall to schedule the interface passed to the function argument to be call...
 BUF_LOCK(9r) -- General: Locks the specified I/O buffer
    The BUF_LOCK routine locks the specified I/O buffer. The routine masks all disk and tape controller interrupts (by calling the splbio routine). It sets the mutual exclusion buffer lock member, b_lock,...
 BUF_UNLOCK(9r) -- General: Unlocks the specified I/O buffer
    The BUF_UNLOCK routine unlocks the specified I/O buffer that was locked in a previous call to BUF_LOCK. The routine masks all disk and tape controller interrupts (by calling the splbio routine). It re...
 canput(9r) -- STREAMS: Tests for room in a message queue
    The canput interface searches through the stream (starting at the message queue identified by the message_queue argument) until it finds a queue that contains a service interface where the message can...
 cfgmgr_get_state(9r) -- General: Determines the configuration state
    The cfgmgr_get_state routine obtains the configuration state of the specified device driver. The specified device driver is in either the static configuration state or the dynamic configuration state....
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