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+++ b/ansi_streams.xml @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@    <para>ANSI Common
Lisp also supports binary streams. Here input and output is
performed in chunks of bits. Binary streams are created with the
function <function>open</function> passing as argument a subtype
of <type>integer</type> and the implementation is free to round
up that integer type to the closest size it supports. In
particular &ECL; rounds up the size to a multiple of a byte. For
example, the form <code>(open "foo.bin" :direction :output
:element-type '(unsigned-byte 13))</code>, will open the file
<filename>foo.bin</filename> for writing, using 16-bit words as
the element type.</para> - <section
xml:id="ansi.streams.external-formats"> + <section
xml:id="ansi.streams.formats">     <title>External
formats</title>     <para>An <emphasis>external
format</emphasis> is an encoding for characters that maps
character codes to a sequence of b