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pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" 2N/A * fputws transforms the process code string pointed to by "ptr" 2N/A * into a byte string, and writes the string to the named 2N/A * Use an intermediate buffer to transform a string from wchar_t to 2N/A * multibyte char. In order to not overflow the intermediate buffer, 2N/A * impose a limit on the length of string to output to PC_MAX process 2N/A * codes. If the input string exceeds PC_MAX process codes, process 2N/A * the string in a series of smaller buffers. 2N/A * In terms of locking, since libc is using rmutex_t 2N/A * for locking iop, we can call fputs() with iop that 2N/A * has been already locked. 2N/A * can wide I/O functions call byte I/O functions 2N/A * because a steam bound to WIDE should not be used 2N/A * by byte I/O functions ?