#define BLOCK_INT    4
#define BLOCK_SHORT    2
#define BLOCK_CHAR    1
#define BLOCK_BYTE    1

//The following functions work as such:
// RAW - means the array you pass is a raw bytestream, for experts only
// BLOCK - means you are passing in an array where each element will be written
// NORMAL - means you are writing only one element
// RAW and BLOCK return the number of blocks acted upon successfully
// NORMAL returns 1 on success
native fwrite_raw(file, const stream[], blocksize, mode);

#define BLOCK_INT    4
#define BLOCK_SHORT    2
#define BLOCK_CHAR    1
#define BLOCK_BYTE    1

//The following functions work as such:
// RAW - means the array you pass is a raw bytestream, for experts only
// BLOCK - means you are passing in an array where each element will be written
// NORMAL - means you are writing only one element
// RAW and BLOCK return the number of blocks acted upon successfully
// NORMAL returns 1 on success

#define BLOCK_INT    4
#define BLOCK_SHORT    2
#define BLOCK_CHAR    1
#define BLOCK_BYTE    1

//The following functions work as such:
// RAW - means the array you pass is a raw bytestream, for experts only
// BLOCK - means you are passing in an array where each element will be written
// NORMAL - means you are writing only one element
// RAW and BLOCK return the number of blocks acted upon successfully
// NORMAL returns 1 on success
native fread_raw(file, stream[], blocksize, blocks);

#define BLOCK_INT    4
#define BLOCK_SHORT    2
#define BLOCK_CHAR    1
#define BLOCK_BYTE    1

//The following functions work as such:
// RAW - means the array you pass is a raw bytestream, for experts only
// BLOCK - means you are passing in an array where each element will be written
// NORMAL - means you are writing only one element
// RAW and BLOCK return the number of blocks acted upon successfully
// NORMAL returns 1 on success
native fread_blocks(file, data[], blocks, mode);

//Returns the current position in a file
native ftell(file);

//Sets the current position in a file (see SEEK_ values above)
native fseek(file, position, start);

//Writes a line to the file
native fprintf(file, const fmt[], any:...);