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 * Copyright (c) 1989 Triple Vision, Inc.
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 */

/*
funcptrs.c      Routines to convert feof and ferror into function pointers

Externals:      int ffeof(), int fferror()

History:        Written by Scott E. Johnston, March 1989
*/

#include <stdio.h>

#include "comutil.ci"

/*!

ffeof    Function version of feof macro


Summary:

#include <ComUtil/comutil.h>
*/

int ffeof(FILE * stream)


/*!
Return Value:  0 if not at end of file, otherwise non-zero


Parameters:

Type            Name          IO  Description
------------    -----------   --  -----------                  */
#ifdef DOC
FILE *          stream    ;/* I   Pointer to `FILE` structure */
#endif


/*!
Description:

`ffeof` determines whether the end of `stream` has been recognized.   It is
functionally similar to `feof`, except it is implemented as a function 
instead of a macro.  This allows it to be passed as a function pointer
to other functions.

!*/

{
   return feof( stream );
}



/*!

fferror	   Function version of ferror macro


Summary:

#include <ComUtil/comutil.h>
*/

int fferror(FILE * stream)


/*!
Return Value:  0 if not at end of file, otherwise non-zero


Parameters:

Type            Name          IO  Description
------------    -----------   --  -----------                  */
#ifdef DOC
FILE *          stream    ;/* I   Pointer to `FILE` structure */
#endif


/*!
Description:

`fferror` tests for an error in reading or writing `stream`.   It is
functionally similar to `ferror`, except it is implemented as a function 
instead of a macro.  This allows it to be passed as a function pointer
to other functions.

!*/

{
   return ferror( stream );
}



