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Return true if PORT is a terminal that supports hyperlink escapes.
Return STR with extra ANSI color attributes if PORT supports it.
Return TEXT with escapes for a hyperlink to FILE.
Return true if we should write colored output to PORT.
Return a procedure that applies COLOR to the given string.
Return a string that denotes a hyperlink using an OSC escape sequence as documented at <https://gist.github.com/egmontkob/eb114294efbcd5adb1944c9f3cb5feda>.
Call (PROC NODE RESULT) for each node in the tree that is reachable from ROOTS, using INIT as the initial value of RESULT. The order in which nodes are traversed is not specified, however, each node is visited only once, based on an eq? check. Children of a node to be visited are generated by calling (CHILDREN NODE), the result of which should be a list of nodes that are connected to NODE in the tree, or '() or #f if NODE is a leaf node.
Like fold-tree, but call (PROC NODE RESULT) only for leaf nodes.
Return a cpio header corresponding to the info returned by STAT for FILE, using FILE-NAME as its file name.
Create a character or block device header.
DEVICE-TYPE is either 'char-special or 'block-special.
The number of hard links is assumed to be 1.
Return a new cpio file header.
Write to PORT a cpio archive in "new ASCII" format containing all of FILES.
The archive written to PORT is intended to be bit-identical to what GNU cpio produces with the '-H newc' option.
Similar to 'file->cpio-header', but return a header with a zeroed modification time, inode number, UID/GID, etc. This allows archives to be produced in a deterministic fashion.
Return the architecture name, suitable for GCC's '-march' flag, that corresponds to CPU, a record as returned by 'current-cpu'.