úÎu     (c) Maxime Henrion 2009-2010 see LICENSEmhenrion@gmail.comstableportableSafe9;T>The class of types that can be used to identify a sysctl node.(An efficient representation of a sysctl  for maximum performance. Prepare an  for later use.-Extract the list of integers contained in an .¥Read a storable value from a sysctl node. This is useful to read binary values such as C structures, otherwise the ad-hoc reading functions should be used instead.5Read a signed integer from a sysctl (the C int type).ARead an unsigned integer from a sysctl (the C unsigned int type).;Read a signed long integer from a sysctl (the C long type).GRead an unsigned long integer from a sysctl (the C unsigned long type). +Read a signed 64-bit integer from a sysctl. .Read an unsigned 64-bit integer from a sysctl. Like Y, but allows to retrieve a list of elements whose length can possibly change at runtime. PRead a string from a sysctl. If the string can possibly change with time, use   for characters instead. ¥Write a storable value to a sysctl node. This is useful to write binary values such as C structures, otherwise the ad-hoc writing functions should be used instead.4Write a signed integer to a sysctl (the C int type).@Write an unsigned integer to a sysctl (the C unsigned int type).:Write a signed long integer to a sysctl (the C long type).FWrite an unsigned long integer to a sysctl (the C unsigned long type).*Write a signed 64-bit integer to a sysctl.-Write an unsigned 64-bit integer to a sysctl.Write a string to a sysctl.               )bsd-sysctl-1.0.8.0-5urm4d33wBx9upnjQBgccLSystem.BSD.Sysctl SysctlKeyOIDsysctlPrepareOidsysctlExtractOid sysctlPeek sysctlReadIntsysctlReadUIntsysctlReadLongsysctlReadULongsysctlReadQuadsysctlReadUQuadsysctlPeekArraysysctlReadString sysctlPokesysctlWriteIntsysctlWriteUIntsysctlWriteLongsysctlWriteULongsysctlWriteQuadsysctlWriteUQuadsysctlWriteString $fSysctlKey[]$fSysctlKeyOIDwithKeyc_sysctl sysctlRead sysctlGetSizesysctlReadDynamic sysctlWrite