Functions

Adding to the Desktop Database

PBDTAddAPPLAsync	Adds an application to the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTAddAPPLSync	Adds an application to the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTAddIconAsync	Adds an icon definition to the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTAddIconSync	Adds an icon definition to the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTSetCommentAsync	Adds a user comment for a file or a directory to the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTSetCommentSync	Adds a user comment for a file or a directory to the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.

Copying and Moving Files

PBHCopyFileAsync	Duplicates a file and optionally renames it.
PBHCopyFileSync	Duplicates a file and optionally renames it.
PBHMoveRenameAsync	Moves a file or directory and optionally renames it.
PBHMoveRenameSync	Moves a file or directory and optionally renames it.

Creating File System Specifications

FSMakeFSSpec	Initializes an `FSSpec` structure to particular values for a file or directory.\
PBMakeFSSpecAsync	Creates an `FSSpec` structure for a file or directory.
PBMakeFSSpecSync	Creates an `FSSpec` structure for a file or directory.

Deleting Entries From the Desktop Database

PBDTRemoveAPPLAsync	Removes an application from the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTRemoveAPPLSync	Removes an application from the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTRemoveCommentAsync	Removes a user comment associated with a file or directory from the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTRemoveCommentSync	Removes a user comment associated with a file or directory from the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.

FSAllocateFork	Attempts to reserve space on a volume for use by an open fork.
FSCatalogSearch	Searches for objects from a catalog iterator that match a given set of criteria.
FSCloseFork	Causes all data written to the open fork to be written to disk, and then closes the open fork.
FSCloseIterator	Closes a catalog iterator.
FSCompareFSRefs	Determines whether two `FSRef`s refer to the same file or directory.
FSCreateDirectoryUnicode	Creates a new directory (folder) inside the specified parent directory.
FSCreateFileUnicode	Creates a new file in the specified directory.
FSCreateFork	Creates a named fork for a file or directory.
FSDeleteFork	Deletes a named fork of a file or directory.
FSDeleteObject	Deletes a file or an empty directory.
FSExchangeObjects	Swaps the contents of two files.
FSFlushFork	Causes all data written to an open fork to be written to disk.
FSGetCatalogInfo	Returns general information about a file or directory.
FSGetCatalogInfoBulk	Returns information about one or more objects from a catalog iterator; it can return information about multiple objects in a single call.
FSGetDataForkName	Returns a Unicode string constant for the name of the data fork.
FSGetForkCBInfo	Returns information about a specified open fork, or for all open forks.
FSGetForkPosition	Returns the current position of the specified open fork.
FSGetForkSize	Returns the size of an open fork.
FSGetResourceForkName	Returns a Unicode string constant for the name of the resource fork.
FSGetVolumeInfo	Returns information about a volume as a whole.
FSIterateForks	Determines the name and size of every named fork belonging to a file or directory.
FSMakeFSRefUnicode	Constructs an `FSRef` for an object, given an `FSRef` for the parent directory, and a Unicode name.
FSMoveObject	Moves a file or directory from one directory to another directory.
FSOpenFork	Opens any fork of a file or directory for streaming access.
FSOpenIterator	Creates a catalog iterator that can be used to iterate over the contents of a directory or volume.
FSReadFork	Reads data from an open fork.
FSRenameUnicode	Renames a file or folder.
FSSetCatalogInfo	Sets the general information about a file or directory.
FSSetForkPosition	Sets the current position of the specified open fork.
FSSetForkSize	Changes the size of an open fork.
FSSetVolumeInfo	Sets information about a volume as a whole.
FSWriteFork	Writes data to an open fork.
FSpMakeFSRef	Converts an `FSSpec` to an `FSRef`.

File ID Functions For Creating and Deleting File ID References

PBCreateFileIDRefAsync	Establishes a file ID reference for a file.
PBCreateFileIDRefSync	Establishes a file ID reference for a file.
PBDeleteFileIDRefAsync	Deletes a file ID reference.
PBDeleteFileIDRefSync	Deletes a file ID reference.

File ID Functions For Resolving File ID References

PBResolveFileIDRefAsync	Retrieves the filename and parent directory ID of the file with a specified file ID.
PBResolveFileIDRefSync	Retrieves the filename and parent directory ID of the file with a specified file ID.

File System Specification Function For Exchanging the Data in Two Files

FSpExchangeFiles

Exchanges the data stored in two files on the same volume.

File System Specification Function For Moving Files or Directories

FSpCatMove

Moves a file or directory from one location to another on the same volume.

File System Specification Functions For Accessing Information About Files and Directories

FSpGetFInfo	Obtains the Finder information about a file or directory.
FSpRename	Renames a file or directory.
FSpRstFLock	Unlocks a file.
FSpSetFInfo	Sets the Finder information about a file or directory.
FSpSetFLock	Locks a file.

File System Specification Functions For Creating and Deleting Files and Directories

FSpCreate	Creates a new file.
FSpDelete	Deletes files and directories.
FSpDirCreate	Creates a new directory.

File System Specification Functions For Opening Files

FSpOpenDF	Opens a file’s data fork.
FSpOpenRF	Opens a file’s resource fork.

Foreign File System Functions

PBGetForeignPrivsAsync	Determines the native access-control information for a file or directory stored on a volume managed by a foreign file system.
PBGetForeignPrivsSync	Determines the native access-control information for a file or directory stored on a volume managed by a foreign file system.
PBSetForeignPrivsAsync	Changes the native access-control information for a file or directory stored on a volume managed by a foreign file system.
PBSetForeignPrivsSync	Changes the native access-control information for a file or directory stored on a volume managed by a foreign file system.

High Level Functions For Allocating File Blocks

AllocContig	Allocates additional contiguous blocks to an open file.
Allocate	Allocates additional blocks to an open file.

High Level Functions For Manipulating the End-of-File

GetEOF	Determines the current logical end-of-file of an open file.
SetEOF	Sets the logical end-of-file of an open file.

High Level Functions For Manipulating the File Mark

GetFPos	Determines the current position of the mark before reading from or writing to an open file.
SetFPos	Sets the position of the file mark before reading from or writing to an open file.

High Level Functions For Reading, Writing, and Closing Files

FSClose	Closes an open file.
FSRead	Reads any number of bytes from an open file.
FSWrite	Writes any number of bytes to an open file.

High-Level HFS Function For Moving Files or Directories

CatMove

Moves files or directories from one directory to another on the same volume.

High-Level HFS Functions For Accessing Information About Files and Directories

HGetFInfo	Obtains the Finder information stored in the volume’s catalog for a file.
HRename	Renames a file, directory, or volume.
HRstFLock	Unlocks a file.
HSetFInfo	Sets the Finder information stored in a volume’s catalog for a file.
HSetFLock	Locks a file.

High-Level HFS Functions For Creating and Deleting Files and Directories

DirCreate	Creates a new directory.
HCreate	Creates a new file.
HDelete	Deletes a file or directory.

High-Level HFS Functions For Maintaining Working Directories

CloseWD	Closes a working directory.
GetWDInfo	Gets information about a working directory.
OpenWD	Creates a working directory.

High-Level HFS Functions For Opening Files

HOpen	Opens the data fork of a file. Because `HOpen` also opens devices, it’s safer to use the `HOpenDF` function instead.
HOpenDF	Opens the data fork of a file.
HOpenRF	Opens the resource fork of file.

High-Level Volume Access Function For Updating Volumes

FlushVol

Writes the contents of the volume buffer and update information about the volume.

High-Level Volume Access Functions For Manipulating the Default Volume

GetVol	Determines the current default volume and possibly also the default directory.
HGetVol	Determines the current default volume and default directory.
HSetVol	Sets both the default volume and the default directory.
SetVol	Changes the default volume and default directory using the `SetVol` function.

High-Level Volume Access Functions For Obtaining Volume Information

GetVInfo	Gets information about a mounted volume.
GetVRefNum	Gets a volume reference number from a file reference number.

High-Level Volume Access Functions For Unmounting Volumes

Eject	Places a volume offline and ejects it.
UnmountVol	Unmounts a volume that isn’t currently being used.

Locating, Opening, and Closing the Desktop Database

PBDTCloseDown	Closes the desktop database, though your application should never do this itself. This function runs synchronously only.
PBDTGetPath	Gets the reference number of the specified desktop database. This function runs synchronously only.
PBDTOpenInform	Gets the reference number of the specified desktop database, reporting whether the desktop database was empty when it was opened. This function runs synchronously only.

Low-Level File Access Functions For Allocating File Blocks

PBAllocContigAsync	You can use the `PBAllocContig` function to allocate additional contiguous blocks to an open file.
PBAllocContigSync	Allocates additional contiguous blocks to an open file.
PBAllocateAsync	Allocates additional blocks to an open file.
PBAllocateSync	Allocates additional blocks to an open file.

Low-Level File Access Functions For Manipulating the End-of-File

PBGetEOFAsync	Determines the current logical end-of-file of an open file.
PBGetEOFSync	Determines the current logical end-of-file of an open file.
PBSetEOFAsync	Sets the logical end-of-file of an open file.
PBSetEOFSync	Sets the logical end-of-file of an open file.

Low-Level File Access Functions For Manipulating the File Mark

PBGetFPosAsync	Determines the current position of the file mark before reading from or writing to an open file.
PBGetFPosSync	Determines the current position of the file mark before reading from or writing to an open file.
PBSetFPosAsync	Positions the file mark before reading from or writing to an open file.
PBSetFPosSync	Positions the file mark before reading from or writing to an open file.

Low-Level File Access Functions For Updating Files

PBFlushFileAsync	Writes the contents of a file’s access path buffer.
PBFlushFileSync	Writes the contents of a file’s access path buffer.

Low-Level HFS Function For Exchanging the Data in Two Files

PBExchangeFilesAsync	Exchanges the data stored in two files on the same volume.
PBExchangeFilesSync	Exchanges the data stored in two files on the same volume.

Low-Level HFS Function For Searching a Catalog

PBCatSearchAsync	Searches a volume’s catalog file using a set of search criteria that you specify. It builds a list of all files or directories that meet your specifications.
PBCatSearchSync	Searches a volume’s catalog file using a set of search criteria that you specify. It builds a list of all files or directories that meet your specifications.

Low-Level HFS Functions For Accessing Information About Files and Directories

PBGetCatInfoAsync	Gets information about the files and directories in a file catalog.
PBGetCatInfoSync	Gets information about the files and directories in a file catalog.
PBHGetFInfoAsync	Obtains information about a file.
PBHGetFInfoSync	Obtains information about a file.
PBHRenameAsync	Renames a file, directory, or volume.
PBHRenameSync	Renames a file, directory, or volume.
PBHRstFLockAsync	Unlocks a file.
PBHRstFLockSync	Unlocks a file.
PBHSetFInfoAsync	Sets information for a file.
PBHSetFInfoSync	Sets information for a file.
PBHSetFLockAsync	Locks a file.
PBHSetFLockSync	Locks a file.
PBSetCatInfoAsync	Modifies information about files and directories.
PBSetCatInfoSync	Modifies information about files and directories.

Low-Level HFS Functions For Creating and Deleting Files and Directories

PBDirCreateAsync	Creates a new directory.
PBDirCreateSync	Creates a new directory.
PBHCreateAsync	Creates a new file.
PBHCreateSync	Creates a new file.
PBHDeleteAsync	Deletes a file or directory.
PBHDeleteSync	Deletes a file or directory.

Low-Level HFS Functions For Maintaining Working Directories

PBCloseWDAsync	Closes a working directory.
PBCloseWDSync	Closes a working directory.
PBGetWDInfoAsync	Gets information about a working directory.
PBGetWDInfoSync	Gets information about a working directory.
PBOpenWDAsync	Creates a working directory.
PBOpenWDSync	Creates a working directory.

Low-Level HFS Functions For Moving Files or Directories

PBCatMoveAsync	Moves files or directories from one directory to another on the same volume.
PBCatMoveSync	Moves files or directories from one directory to another on the same volume.

Low-Level HFS Functions For Opening Files

PBHOpenAsync	Opens the data fork of a file. Because `PBHOpenAsync` will also open devices, it’s safer to use the `PBHOpenDFAsync` function instead.
PBHOpenDFAsync	Opens the data fork of a file.
PBHOpenDFSync	Opens the data fork of a file.
PBHOpenRFAsync	Opens the resource fork of file.
PBHOpenRFSync	Opens the resource fork of file.
PBHOpenSync	Opens the data fork of a file. Because `PBHOpenSync` will also open devices, it’s safer to use the `PBHOpenDFSync` function instead.

Low-Level Volume Access Functions For Manipulating the Default Volume

PBGetVolAsync	Determines the default volume and default directory.
PBGetVolSync	Determines the default volume and default directory.
PBHGetVolAsync	Determines the default volume and default directory.
PBHGetVolSync	Determines the default volume and default directory.
PBHSetVolAsync	Sets both the default volume and the default directory.
PBHSetVolSync	Sets both the default volume and the default directory.
PBSetVolAsync	Changes the default volume and default directory.
PBSetVolSync	Changes the default volume and default directory.

Low-Level Volume Access Functions For Mounting and Unmounting Volumes

PBEject	Places the volume offline and ejects it.
PBMountVol	Mounts a volume.
PBOffLine	Places a volume offline. Most applications don’t need to do this.
PBUnmountVol	Unmounts a volume.

Low-Level Volume Access Functions For Obtaining Volume Information

PBHGetVInfoAsync	Gets detailed information about a volume.
PBHGetVInfoSync	Gets detailed information about a volume.
PBSetVInfoAsync	Changes information about a volume.
PBSetVInfoSync	Changes information about a volume.

Low-Level Volume Access Functions For Updating Volumes

PBFlushVolAsync	Writes the contents of the volume buffer and updates information about the volume.
PBFlushVolSync	Writes the contents of the volume buffer and updates information about the volume.

Manipulating the Desktop Database Itself

PBDTDeleteAsync	Removes the desktop database. Unless you are manipulating the desktop database in the absence of the Finder, you should never use this function. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTDeleteSync	Removes the desktop database. Unless you are manipulating the desktop database in the absence of the Finder, you should never use this function. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTFlushAsync	Saves your changes to the desktop database. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTFlushSync	Saves your changes to the desktop database. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTGetInfoAsync	Determines the parent directory and the amount of space used by the desktop database on a particular volume. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTGetInfoSync	Determines the parent directory and the amount of space used by the desktop database on a particular volume. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTResetAsync	Removes information from the desktop database. Unless you are manipulating the desktop database in the absence of the Finder, you should never use this function. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTResetSync	Removes information from the desktop database. Unless you are manipulating the desktop database in the absence of the Finder, you should never use this function. This function runs synchronously.

PBAllocateForkAsync	Attempts to reserve space on a volume for use by an open fork.
PBAllocateForkSync	Attempts to reserve space on a volume for use by an open fork.
PBCatalogSearchAsync	Searches for objects from a catalog iterator that match a given set of criteria.
PBCatalogSearchSync	Searches for objects from a catalog iterator that match a given set of criteria.
PBCloseForkAsync	Causes all data written to the open fork to be written to disk, and then closes the open fork.
PBCloseForkSync	Causes all data written to the open fork to be written to disk, and then closes the open fork.
PBCloseIteratorAsync	Closes a catalog iterator.
PBCloseIteratorSync	Closes a catalog iterator.
PBCompareFSRefsAsync	Determines whether two `FSRef`s refer to the same file or directory.
PBCompareFSRefsSync	Determines whether two `FSRef`s refer to the same file or directory.
PBCreateDirectoryUnicodeAsync	Creates a new directory (folder) inside the specified parent directory.
PBCreateDirectoryUnicodeSync	Creates a new directory (folder) inside the specified parent directory.
PBCreateFileUnicodeAsync	Creates a new file in the specified directory.
PBCreateFileUnicodeSync	Creates a new file in the specified directory.
PBCreateForkAsync	Creates a named fork for a file or directory.
PBCreateForkSync	Creates a named fork for a file or directory.
PBDeleteForkAsync	Deletes a named fork of a file or directory.
PBDeleteForkSync	Deletes a named fork of a file or directory.
PBDeleteObjectAsync	Deletes a file or an empty directory.
PBDeleteObjectSync	Deletes a file or an empty directory.
PBExchangeObjectsAsync	Swaps the contents of two files.
PBExchangeObjectsSync	Swaps the contents of two files.
PBFlushForkAsync	Causes all data written to an open fork to be written to disk.
PBFlushForkSync	Causes all data written to an open fork to be written to disk.
PBGetCatalogInfoAsync	Returns general information about a file or directory.
PBGetCatalogInfoBulkAsync	Returns information about one or more objects from a catalog iterator; it can return information about multiple objects in a single call.
PBGetCatalogInfoBulkSync	Returns information about one or more objects from a catalog iterator; it can return information about multiple objects in a single call.
PBGetCatalogInfoSync	Returns general information about a file or directory.
PBGetForkCBInfoAsync	Returns information about a specified open fork, or for all open forks.
PBGetForkCBInfoSync	Returns information about a specified open fork, or for all open forks.
PBGetForkPositionAsync	Returns the current position of the specified open fork.
PBGetForkPositionSync	Returns the current position of the specified open fork.
PBGetForkSizeAsync	Returns the size of an open fork.
PBGetForkSizeSync	Returns the size of an open fork.
PBGetVolumeInfoAsync	Returns information about a volume as a whole.
PBGetVolumeInfoSync	Returns information about a volume as a whole.
PBHGetVolParmsAsync	Returns information about the characteristics of a volume.
PBHGetVolParmsSync	Returns information about the characteristics of a volume.
PBIterateForksAsync	Determines the name and size of every named fork belonging to a file or directory.
PBIterateForksSync	Determines the name and size of every named fork belonging to a file or directory.
PBMakeFSRefAsync	Converts an `FSSpec` to an `FSRef`.
PBMakeFSRefSync	Converts an `FSSpec` to an `FSRef`.
PBMakeFSRefUnicodeAsync	Constructs an `FSRef` for an object, given an `FSRef` for the parent directory, and a Unicode name.
PBMakeFSRefUnicodeSync	Constructs an `FSRef` for an object, given an `FSRef` for the parent directory, and a Unicode name.
PBMoveObjectAsync	Moves a file or directory from one directory to another directory.
PBMoveObjectSync	Moves a file or directory from one directory to another directory.
PBOpenForkAsync	Opens any fork of a file or directory for streaming access.
PBOpenForkSync	Opens any fork of a file or directory for streaming access.
PBOpenIteratorAsync	Creates a catalog iterator that can be used to iterate over the contents of a directory or volume.
PBOpenIteratorSync	Creates a catalog iterator that can be used to iterate over the contents of a directory or volume.
PBReadForkAsync	Reads data from an open fork.
PBReadForkSync	Reads data from an open fork.
PBRenameUnicodeAsync	Renames a file or folder.
PBRenameUnicodeSync	Renames a file or folder.
PBSetCatalogInfoAsync	Sets the general information about a file or directory.
PBSetCatalogInfoSync	Sets the general information about a file or directory.
PBSetForkPositionAsync	Sets the current position of the specified open fork.
PBSetForkPositionSync	Sets the current position of the specified open fork.
PBSetForkSizeAsync	Changes the size of an open fork.
PBSetForkSizeSync	Changes the size of an open fork.
PBSetVolumeInfoAsync	Sets information about a volume as a whole.
PBSetVolumeInfoSync	Sets information about a volume as a whole.
PBWriteForkAsync	Writes data to an open fork.
PBWriteForkSync	Writes data to an open fork.

Reading the Desktop Database

PBDTGetAPPLAsync	Identifies the application that can open a file with a given creator. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTGetAPPLSync	Identifies the application that can open a file with a given creator. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTGetCommentAsync	Retrieves the user comments for a file or directory. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTGetCommentSync	Retrieves the user comments for a file or directory. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTGetIconAsync	Retrieves an icon definition. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTGetIconInfoAsync	Retrieves an icon type and the associated file type supported by a given creator in the database. You use it to identify the set of icons associated with each file type that is supported by a given creator. This function runs asynchronously.
PBDTGetIconInfoSync	Retrieves an icon type and the associated file type supported by a given creator in the database. You use it to identify the set of icons associated with each file type that is supported by a given creator. This function runs synchronously.
PBDTGetIconSync	Retrieves an icon definition. This function runs synchronously.

Shared Environment Functions For Controlling Directory Access

PBHGetDirAccessAsync	Gets the access control information for a directory.
PBHGetDirAccessSync	Gets the access control information for a directory.
PBHSetDirAccessAsync	Changes the access control information for a directory.
PBHSetDirAccessSync	Changes the access control information for a directory.

Shared Environment Functions For Controlling Login Access

PBHGetLogInInfoAsync	Determines the login method used to log on to a particular shared volume.
PBHGetLogInInfoSync	Determines the login method used to log on to a particular shared volume.
PBHMapIDAsync	Determines the name of a user or group given the user or group ID.
PBHMapIDSync	Determines the name of a user or group given the user or group ID.
PBHMapNameAsync	Determines the user ID or group ID from a user or group name.
PBHMapNameSync	Determines the user ID or group ID from a user or group name.

Shared Environment Functions For Locking and Unlocking File Ranges

PBLockRangeAsync	Locks a portion of a file.
PBLockRangeSync	Locks a portion of a file.
PBUnlockRangeAsync	Unlocks a portion of a file that was previously locked by a call to `PBLockRange`.
PBUnlockRangeSync	Unlocks a portion of a file that was previously locked by a call to `PBLockRange`.

Shared Environment Functions For Manipulating Share Points

PBGetUGEntryAsync	Gets a list of user and group entries from the local file server.
PBGetUGEntrySync	Gets a list of user and group entries from the local file server.
PBShareAsync	Establishes a local volume or directory as a share point.
PBShareSync	Establishes a local volume or directory as a share point.
PBUnshareAsync	Reverses the effects of `PBShare`.
PBUnshareSync	Reverses the effects of `PBShare`.

Shared Environment Functions For Mounting Volumes

PBGetVolMountInfo	`R`etrieves a record containing all the information needed to mount the volume, except for passwords.
PBGetVolMountInfoSize	Determines how much space to allocate for a volume mounting information structure.
PBVolumeMount	Mounts a volume, using either the information returned by the `PBGetVolMountInfo` function or a structure filled in by your application.

Shared Environment Functions For Opening Files While Denying Access

PBHOpenDenyAsync	Opens a file’s data fork using the access deny modes.
PBHOpenDenySync	Opens a file’s data fork using the access deny modes.
PBHOpenRFDenyAsync	Opens a file’s resource fork using the access deny modes.
PBHOpenRFDenySync	Opens a file’s resource fork using the access deny modes.

Utility Functions For Obtaining File Control Block Information

PBGetFCBInfoAsync	Gets information about an open file.
PBGetFCBInfoSync	Gets information about an open file.

Utility Functions For Obtaining Queue Headers

GetFSQHdr	Gets a pointer to the header of the file I/O queue.
GetVCBQHdr	Gets a pointer to the header of the VCB queue.

Miscellaneous

CallDICIProc
CallFSDCommProc
CallHFSCIProc
CallIOCompletionProc
CallLg2PhysProc
Create
DisposeDICIUPP
DisposeFSDCommUPP
DisposeHFSCIUPP
DisposeIOCompletionUPP
DisposeLg2PhysUPP
FInitQueue
FSDelete
FSOpen
FSPathMakeRef
FSRefMakePath
GetFInfo
GetFSInfo
InformFFS
InformFSM
InstallFS
InvokeDICIUPP
InvokeFSDCommUPP
InvokeHFSCIUPP
InvokeIOCompletionUPP
InvokeLg2PhysUPP
NewDICIProc
NewDICIUPP
NewFSDCommProc
NewFSDCommUPP
NewHFSCIProc
NewHFSCIUPP
NewIOCompletionProc
NewIOCompletionUPP
NewLg2PhysProc
NewLg2PhysUPP
OpenDF
OpenRF
PBCreateAsync
PBCreateSync
PBDeleteAsync
PBDeleteSync
PBGetAltAccessAsync
PBGetAltAccessSync
PBGetFInfoAsync
PBGetFInfoSync
PBGetVInfoAsync
PBGetVInfoSync
PBGetXCatInfoAsync
PBGetXCatInfoSync
PBHTrashVolumeCachesSync
PBOpenDFAsync
PBOpenDFSync
PBOpenRFAsync
PBOpenRFSync
PBRenameAsync
PBRenameSync
PBRstFLockAsync
PBRstFLockSync
PBSetAltAccessAsync
PBSetAltAccessSync
PBSetFInfoAsync
PBSetFInfoSync
PBSetFLockAsync
PBSetFLockSync
PBSetFVersAsync
PBSetFVersSync
PBUnmountVolImmed
PBXGetVolInfoAsync
PBXGetVolInfoSync
RemoveFS
Rename
RstFLock
SetFInfo
SetFLock
SetFSInfo
UTAddFCBToSearchList
UTAddNewVCB
UTAdjustEOF
UTAllocateFCB
UTAllocateVCB
UTAllocateWDCB
UTBlockInFQHashP
UTCacheReadIP
UTCacheWriteIP
UTCheckDirBusy
UTCheckFCB
UTCheckFileModifiable
UTCheckFileRefNum
UTCheckForkPermissions
UTCheckPermission
UTCheckVolModifiable
UTCheckVolOffline
UTCheckVolRefNum
UTCheckWDRefNum
UTDetermineVol
UTDisposeVCB
UTEjectVol
UTFindDrive
UTFlushCache
UTGetBlock
UTGetDefaultVol
UTGetForkControlBlockSize
UTGetPathComponentName
UTIndexFCB
UTLocateFCB
UTLocateFCBInSearchList
UTLocateNextFCB
UTLocateNextVCB
UTLocateVCBByName
UTLocateVCBByRefNum
UTMarkDirty
UTParsePathname
UTReleaseBlock
UTReleaseFCB
UTReleaseWDCB
UTRemoveFCBFromSearchList
UTResolveFCB
UTResolveFileRefNum
UTResolveWDCB
UTSetDefaultVol
UTTrashBlocks
UTTrashFileBlocks
UTTrashVolBlocks
UTVolCacheReadIP
UTVolCacheWriteIP
create
eject
flushvol
fsdelete
fsopen
fsrename
getfinfo
getvinfo
getvol
openrf
rename
rstflock
setfinfo
setflock
setvol
unmountvol