E-1. Functions Listed In Alphabetic Order - Intel Extensible Firmware Interface Specification

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This appendix contains two tables that list all EFI functions alphabetically. Table E-1 lists the
functions in pure alphabetic order. Functions that have the same name can be distinguished by the
associated service or protocol (column 2). For example, there are two "Flush" functions, one from
the Device I/O Protocol and one from the File System Protocol. Table E-2 orders the functions
alphabetically within a service or protocol. That is, column one names the service or protocol, and
column two lists the functions in the service or protocol.
Table E-1.
Functions Listed in Alphabetic Order
Function Name
AllocateBuffer
AllocatePages
AllocatePool
Arp
CheckEvent
ClearScreen
Close
CloseEvent
ConvertPointer
CreateEvent
Delete
Dhcp
Discover
Version 1.02
Alphabetic Function Lists
Service or Protocol Sub-Service
Device I/O Protocol
Boot Services
Memory Allocation
Services
Boot Services
Memory Allocation
Services
PXE Base Code
Protocol
Boot Services
Event Services
Simple Text Output
Protocol
File System Protocol
Boot Services
Event Services
Runtime Services
Virtual Memory
Services
Boot Services
Event Services
File System Protocol
PXE Base Code
Protocol
PXE Base Code
Protocol
12/12/00
Function Description
Allocates pages that are suitable
for a common buffer mapping.
Allocates memory pages of a
particular type.
Allocates pool of a particular type.
Uses the ARP protocol to resolve
a MAC address.
Checks whether an event is in the
signaled state.
Clears the screen with the
currently set background color.
Closes the current file handle.
Closes and frees an event
structure.
Converts internal pointers when
switching to virtual addressing.
Creates a general-purpose event
structure.
Deletes a file.
Attempts to complete a DHCPv4
D.O.R.A. (discover / offer / request
/ acknowledge) or DHCPv6
S.A.R.R (solicit / advertise /
request / reply) sequence.
Attempts to complete the PXE
Boot Server and/or boot image
discovery sequence.
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