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\title S-Lang Run-Time Library Intrinsic Function Reference: Version 2.1.0
\author John E. Davis, \tt{jed@jedsoft.org}
\date \__today__

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\chapter{Preface} 
This document describes the intrinsic functions that are available to
any application that embeds the \slang interpreter.  In addition,
\slsh defines a number of useful functions that are also available to
conforming \slang applications.  Those functions are described in
\href{http://www.jedsoft.org/slang/docs/}{The SLSH Library Reference}.

\chapter{Data Types}
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\chapter{Array Functions}
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\chapter{Associative Array Functions}
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\chapter{Functions that Operate on Strings}
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\chapter{Functions that Operate on Binary Strings}
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\chapter{Functions that Manipulate Structures}
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\chapter{Functions that Create and Manipulate Lists}
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\chapter{Informational Functions}
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\chapter{Mathematical Functions}
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\chapter{Message and Error Functions}
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\chapter{Time and Date Functions}
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\chapter{Data-Type Conversion Functions}
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\chapter{Stdio File I/O Functions}
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\chapter{Low-level POSIX I/O functions}
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\chapter{Directory Functions}
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\chapter{Functions that Parse Filenames}
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\chapter{System Call Functions}
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\chapter{Eval Functions}
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\chapter{Qualifier Functions}
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\chapter{Module Functions}
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\chapter{Debugging Functions}
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\chapter{Stack Functions}
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\chapter{Functions that deal with the S-Lang readline interface}
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\chapter{Miscellaneous Functions}
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