c('PL_qlf_put_uint32')

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PL_qlf_put_uint32()

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  - Foreign Language Interface
    - Foreign access to Prolog IO streams
      - Support functions for blob save/load
        
        PL_qlf_put_int64()
        
        PL_qlf_put_int32()
        
        PL_qlf_put_uint32()
        
        PL_qlf_put_double()
        
        PL_qlf_put_atom()
        
        PL_qlf_get_int64()
        
        PL_qlf_get_int32()
        
        PL_qlf_get_uint32()
        
        PL_qlf_get_double()
        
        PL_qlf_get_atom()
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Availability:C-language interface function

int PL_qlf_put_int64(int64_t i, IOSTREAM *s)

int PL_qlf_put_int32(int32_t i, IOSTREAM *s)

int PL_qlf_put_uint32(uint32 i, IOSTREAM *s)

Write integers of several sizes. Signed integers are written in zigzag encoding. For unsigned integers we only write the non-zero bytes. The result is compact and the same for big or little endian.