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 std.file
 std.format
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 std.intrinsic
 std.math
 std.md5
 std.mmfile
 std.openrj
 std.outbuffer
 std.path
 std.process
 std.random
 std.recls
 std.regexp
 std.socket
 std.socketstream
 std.stdint
 std.stdio
 std.cstream
 std.stream
 std.string
 std.system
 std.thread
 std.uri
 std.utf
 std.zip
 std.zlib

std.windows

std.linux

std.c
 std.c.stdio

std.c.windows

std.c.linux

std.stdio

Standard I/O functions that extend std.c.stdio. std.c.stdio is automatically imported when importing std.stdio.
void writef(...);
Arguments are formatted per the format strings and written to stdout.

void writefln(...);
Same as writef, but a newline is appended to the output.

void fwritef(FILE* fp, ...);
Same as writef, but output is sent to the stream fp instead of stdout.

void fwritefln(FILE* fp, ...);
Same as writefln, but output is sent to the stream fp instead of stdout.

void writefx(FILE* fp, TypeInfo[] arguments, void* argptr, int newline = false);
Same as writef, but output is sent to the stream fp instead of stdout, the variadic inputs are expanded to the arguments and argptr pair and the newline is an optional parameter with no newline by default.

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