documentation and version bump

clite/core.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 var clite = {
 	state:{
-		version:'0.3.8',
+		version:'0.3.9',
 		isinit:false,
 		runlevel:1
 	},

readme-libs.txt

@@ -255,14 +255,31 @@ stdio (libio.so): io.include('stdio')
 		// success!
 
  stat('path')
- fstat(fd)
+ lstat('path')
+ fstatat(fd,flags)
 	Returns a stat object with infomation about a file.
 	Returns null on error.
 	Editing the returned object does not change anything for the
 	 actual file, it just means your stat object is now wrong.
 
+	fstatat returns data for the file descriptor fd.
+		flags may be either 0 or stdio.flags.AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW
+
+	stat returns data for the file specified by path, or if the file
+	 is a symbolic link, for the file the link points to.
+	 equivalent to:
+		var fd = stdio.open('path',stdio.flags.O_RDONLY|stdio.flags.O_NOFOLLOW);
+		var st = stdio.fstatat(fd,stdio.flags.AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW);
+
+	lstat returns data for the file specified by path, or if the file
+	 is a symbolic link, for the link itself.
+	 equivalent to:
+		var fd = stdio.open('path',stdio.flags.O_RDONLY);
+		var st = stdio.fstatat(fd,0);
+
 	var st = stdio.stat('/usr/home/guest/file.txt');
-	var st = stdio.fstat(fd);
+	var st = stdio.lstat('/usr/home/guest/file.txt');
+	var st = stdio.fstatat(fd,0);
 
 	Stat object contents:
 	st.name:  string containing the file name
@@ -301,7 +318,7 @@ stdio (libio.so): io.include('stdio')
 	The user has all permissions, the group has read and execute
 	 permissions, others have only read permissions.
 
- isattty(fd)
+ isatty(fd)
 	returns true if fd refers to a tty.
 
  vfprintf(fd,format,args)
@@ -391,3 +408,34 @@ curses (libcurses.so): io.include('curses')
 	 and getmaxy(), but writes the results to the pointers passed
 	 as arguments. See clite.ptr*() functions for how to create,
 	 read, and write with pointers.
+
+time (libtime.so): io.include('time')
+	Provides functions for interacting with system time.
+
+ asctime(timeptr)
+	Converts a time Object, as returned by gmtime() or localtime()
+	 into a human readable string.
+
+ gmtime(time)
+	Converts an integer containing the number of seconds since epoch
+	 into a time Object.
+		tm_sec:0,	// seconds (0-60)
+		tm_min:0,	// minutes (0-59)
+		tm_hour:0,	// hour (0-23)
+		tm_mday:0,	// day of month (0-31)
+		tm_mon:0,	// month of year (0-11)
+		tm_year:0,	// years since 1900
+		tm_wday:0,	// day of week (0-6, sunday = 0)
+		tm_yday:0,	// day of year (0-365)
+		tm_isdst:0	// 1 if daylight savings
+
+ localtime(time)
+	Converts an integer containing the number of seconds since epoch
+	 into a time Object, taking into account the current time zone.
+
+ mktime(timeptr)
+	Converts a time Object into an integer containing the number of
+	 seconds since epoch.
+
+ time()
+	Returns the current time, as seconds since epoch.