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-.TH DIRREAD 2
-.CT 2 file_io dirs
-.SH NAME
-dirread \(mi read from directory, hiding format
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.nf
-.B int dirread(fildes, buffer, nbytes)
-.B char *buffer;
-.fi
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I Dirread
-reads at most
-.I nbytes
-bytes of directory information
-from the file pointer location
-in the directory associated with
-.I fildes
-into memory at
-.IR buffer .
-The information is converted into a canonical form,
-independent of the format used by the file system in which
-the directory resides.
-.PP
-Each canonicalized entry consists of a decimal ASCII inode number,
-a tab character,
-a file name,
-and an ASCII NUL.
-.I Buffer
-is filled with as many entries
-as will fit;
-the number of bytes used is returned.
-0 is returned when there are no more entries.
-.PP
-The file pointer is advanced by
-the number of bytes passed over in the directory,
-not the number of bytes placed in
-.IR buffer .
-Ask
-.I lseek
-for the new pointer;
-don't try to compute it.
-.SH "SEE ALSO"
-.IR open (2),
-.IR read (2),
-.IR directory (3),
-.IR dir (5)
-.SH DIAGNOSTICS
-.BR EBADF ,
-.BR ENOSPC 
-(buffer too small),
-.BR ENOTDIR ,
-.BR EFAULT ,
-.B EINVAL
-.SH BUGS
-Not all file system types
-support
-.IR dirread .
-The routines in
-.IR directory (3)
-know how to cope.
-.br
-Seeking in directories is dangerous,
-because the contents often change under foot.