This appendix is a complete list of the facilities declared within the header files supplied with the GNU C library. Each entry also lists the standard or other source from which each facility is derived, and tells you where in the manual you can find more information about how to use it.
stdlib.h (XPG): the section called “Encode Binary Data”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Aborting a Program ”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Accepting Connections”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Testing Permission to Access a File”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “High-Resolution Calendar”.
sys/timex.h (GNU): the section called “High-Resolution Calendar”.
sys/socket.h (GNU): the section called “Address Formats”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Address Formats”.
sys/socket.h (IPv6 Basic API): the section called “Address Formats”.
sys/socket.h (POSIX): the section called “Address Formats”.
sys/socket.h (BSD, Unix98): the section called “Address Formats”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Address Formats”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Cancellation of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Cancellation of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Getting the Status of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Getting the Status of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Getting into a Consistent State”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Getting into a Consistent State”.
aio.h (GNU): the section called “How to optimize the AIO implementation”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Getting the Status of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Getting the Status of AIO Operations”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Getting into a Consistent State”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Getting into a Consistent State”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
stdlib.h (GNU, BSD): the section called “Automatic Storage with Variable Size”.
dirent.h (BSD/SVID): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Global Variables”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Functions For Use in Argp Parsers”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Functions For Use in Argp Parsers”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “The argp_helpFunction”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Help Filter Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Special Keys for Argp Parser Functions”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): Suboptions.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Global Variables”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Global Variables”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Global Variables”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for argp_parse”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Functions For Use in Argp Parsers”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Functions For Use in Argp Parsers”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
argz.h (GNU): the section called “Argz Functions”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
time.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Dynamically Allocating Formatted Output”.
assert.h (ISO): the section called “Explicitly Checking Internal Consistency”.
assert.h (GNU): the section called “Explicitly Checking Internal Consistency”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Cleanups on Exit”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (GNU): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (GNU): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (GNU): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (GNU): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
execinfo.h (GNU): the section called “Backtraces”.
execinfo.h (GNU): the section called “Backtraces”.
execinfo.h (GNU): the section called “Backtraces”.
libgen.h (XPG): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the Address of a Socket”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “How to determine which catalog to be used”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “How to specify the output character set gettext uses ”.
sys/types.h (Unix98): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
sys/types.h (Unix98): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Resizing the Data Segment”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Array Search Function”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Single Characters”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Allocating Cleared Space”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Symbolic Links”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Inverse Trigonometric Functions”.
nl_types.h (X/Open): the section called “The catgetsfunction family”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Data Types”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Control Modes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Noncanonical Input”.
stdlib.h (Sun): the section called “Freeing Memory Allocated with malloc”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Line Speed”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Computing the Width of an Integer Data Type”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Working Directory”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Assigning File Permissions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Owner”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Control Modes”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Environment Access”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Recovering from errors”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Recovering from errors”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “CPU Time Inquiry”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “CPU Time Inquiry”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “CPU Time Inquiry”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “CPU Time Inquiry”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Opening and Closing Files”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading and Closing a Directory Stream”.
syslog.h (BSD): the section called “closelog”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Making a Connection”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Stream Hook Functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Streams and Cookies”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Stream Hook Functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Stream Hook Functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Stream Hook Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Projections, Conjugates, and Decomposing of Complex Numbers ”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Opening and Closing Files”.
fcntl.h (Unix98): the section called “Opening and Closing Files”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Control Modes”.
crypt.h (BSD, SVID): the section called “Encrypting Passwords”.
crypt.h (GNU): the section called “Encrypting Passwords”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “String-Valued Parameters”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
complex.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying the Controlling Terminal”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
time.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Who Logged In”.
time.h (SVID): the section called “Functions and Variables for Time Zones”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “What has to be done to translate a message?”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “Additional functions for more complicated situations”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “What has to be done to translate a message?”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Elapsed Time”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Opening a Directory Stream”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Opening a Directory Stream”.
libgen.h (XPG): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “Additional functions for more complicated situations”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
dirent.h (BSD): the section called “Format of a Directory Entry”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Duplicating Descriptors”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Duplicating Descriptors”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Argument list too long): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Permission denied): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Address already in use): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Cannot assign requested address): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Advertise error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Address family not supported by protocol): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Resource temporarily unavailable): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Operation already in progress): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Authentication error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (GNU: Inappropriate operation for background process): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Invalid exchange): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Bad file descriptor): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: File descriptor in bad state): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Bad message): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Invalid request descriptor): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: RPC struct is bad): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Invalid request code): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Invalid slot): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Bad font file format): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Device or resource busy): the section called “Error Codes”.
rpc/des_crypt.h (SUNRPC): the section called “DES Encryption”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No child processes): the section called “Error Codes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Channel number out of range): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Communication error on send): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Software caused connection abort): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Connection refused): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Connection reset by peer): the section called “Error Codes”.
stdlib.h (SVID, Unix98): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
errno.h (GNU: ?): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Resource deadlock avoided): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: File locking deadlock error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Destination address required): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (GNU: Translator died): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (ISO: Numerical argument out of domain): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: RFS specific error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Disk quota exceeded): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: File exists): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Bad address): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: File too large): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Inappropriate file type or format): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (GNU: Gratuitous error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (GNU: You really blew it this time): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Host is down): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: No route to host): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Identifier removed): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (GNU: Computer bought the farm): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (ISO: Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Operation now in progress): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Interrupted system call): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Invalid argument): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Input/output error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Transport endpoint is already connected): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Is a directory): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Is a named type file): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Obsolete: Level 2 halted): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Obsolete: Level 2 not synchronized): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Obsolete: Level 3 halted): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Obsolete: Level 3 reset): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Can not access a needed shared library): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Accessing a corrupted shared library): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Cannot exec a shared library directly): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Attempting to link in too many shared libraries): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: .lib section in a.out corrupted): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Link number out of range): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Too many levels of symbolic links): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Wrong medium type): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Too many open files): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Too many links): the section called “Error Codes”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
errno.h (BSD: Message too long): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Multihop attempted): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: File name too long): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: No XENIX semaphores available): the section called “Error Codes”.
crypt.h (BSD, SVID): the section called “DES Encryption”.
crypt.h (GNU): the section called “DES Encryption”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
grp.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Looking up one Netgroup”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
pwd.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
errno.h (BSD: Need authenticator): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Network is down): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Network dropped connection on reset): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Network is unreachable): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Too many open files in system): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: No anode): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: No buffer space available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: No CSI structure available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: No data available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No such device): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No such file or directory): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Exec format error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No locks available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Link has been severed): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: No medium found): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Cannot allocate memory): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: No message of desired type): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Machine is not on the network): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Package not installed): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Protocol not available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No space left on device): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Out of streams resources): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Device not a stream): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Function not implemented): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Block device required): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Transport endpoint is not connected): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Not a directory): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Directory not empty): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Not a XENIX named type file): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Socket operation on non-socket): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Not supported): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Inappropriate ioctl for device): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Name not unique on network): the section called “Error Codes”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Environment Access”.
envz.h (GNU): the section called “Envz Functions”.
envz.h (GNU): the section called “Envz Functions”.
envz.h (GNU): the section called “Envz Functions”.
envz.h (GNU): the section called “Envz Functions”.
envz.h (GNU): the section called “Envz Functions”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No such device or address): the section called “Error Codes”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
errno.h (BSD: Operation not supported): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Value too large for defined data type): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Operation not permitted): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Protocol family not supported): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Broken pipe): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Too many processes): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: RPC bad procedure for program): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: RPC program version wrong): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: RPC program not available): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Protocol error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Protocol not supported): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Protocol wrong type for socket): the section called “Error Codes”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
errno.h (ISO: Numerical result out of range): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Remote address changed): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Object is remote): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Remote I/O error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Interrupted system call should be restarted): the section called “Error Codes”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Read-only file system): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: RPC version wrong): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (ISO): the section called “Checking for Errors”.
errno.h (BSD: Cannot send after transport endpoint shutdown): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Socket type not supported): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Illegal seek): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: No such process): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Srmount error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Stale NFS file handle): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Streams pipe error): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (XOPEN: Timer expired): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Connection timed out): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Too many references: cannot splice): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Text file busy): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Structure needs cleaning): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (Linux???: Protocol driver not attached): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Too many users): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (BSD: Operation would block): the section called “Error Codes”.
errno.h (POSIX.1: Invalid cross-device link): the section called “Error Codes”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Executing a File”.
errno.h (Linux???: Exchange full): the section called “Error Codes”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Normal Termination”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Termination Internals”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Termination Internals”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Exit Status”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Exit Status”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
unistd.h (XPG): the section called “Working Directory”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Assigning File Permissions”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “File Owner”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Cleaning Streams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Closing Streams”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Closing Streams”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Operations on Files”.
stdlib.h (SVID, Unix98): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (SVID, Unix98): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX): the section called “Synchronizing I/O operations”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Descriptor Flags”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Duplicating Descriptors”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (GNU): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
fenv.h (GNU): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (GNU): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Examining the FPU status word”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Control Functions”.
fenv.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Modes”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Flushing Buffers”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Flushing Buffers”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Character Input”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Descriptor Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Getting and Setting File Status Flags”.
grp.h (SVID): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
grp.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “Interrupt-Driven Input”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
pwd.h (SVID): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
pwd.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Streams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Streams and Threads”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
float.h (ISO): the section called “Floating Point Parameters”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Flushing Buffers”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “String Streams”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Miscellaneous FP arithmetic functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
fmtmsg.h (XPG): the section called “Printing Formatted Messages”.
fnmatch.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (GNU): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (GNU): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (GNU): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (GNU): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
fnmatch.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Wildcard Matching”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Testing Permission to Access a File”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Custom Streams and Cookies”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Opening Streams”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Creating a Process”.
pty.h (BSD): the section called “Opening a Pseudo-Terminal Pair”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Flushing Buffers”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (POSIX): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Block Input/Output”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Block Input/Output”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Freeing Memory Allocated with malloc”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Memory Allocation Hooks”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Opening Streams”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “File Positioning”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “File Positioning”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Descriptor Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Getting and Setting File Status Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Streams and Threads”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “Interrupt-Driven Input”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Portable File-Position Functions”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
sys/stat.h (Unix98): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
unistd.h (POSIX): the section called “Synchronizing I/O operations”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “File Positioning”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “File Positioning”.
unistd.h (POSIX): the section called “File Size”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “File Size”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Streams and Threads”.
ftw.h (SVID): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (Unix98): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (GNU): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (GNU): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Streams and Threads”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Streams in Internationalized Applications”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Opening Streams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Block Input/Output”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Block Input/Output”.
stdio_ext.h (GNU): the section called “Opening Streams”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
gconv.h (GNU): the section called “The iconv Implementation in the GNU C library ”.
gconv.h (GNU): the section called “The iconv Implementation in the GNU C library ”.
gconv.h (GNU): the section called “The iconv Implementation in the GNU C library ”.
stdlib.h (SVID, Unix98): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
sys/sysinfo.h (GNU): the section called “How to get information about the memory subsystem?”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Character Input”.
ucontext.h (SVID): the section called “Complete Context Control”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Character Input”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Working Directory”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Working Directory”.
time.h (Unix98): the section called “A More User-friendly Way to Parse Times and Dates”.
time.h (Unix98): the section called “A More User-friendly Way to Parse Times and Dates”.
time.h (GNU): the section called “A More User-friendly Way to Parse Times and Dates”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
unistd.h (???): the section called “Host Identification”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Environment Access”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
grp.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
grp.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
grp.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Looking Up One Group”.
grp.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Looking Up One Group”.
grp.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Looking Up One Group”.
grp.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Looking Up One Group”.
grp.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (GNU): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (IPv6 Basic API): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (GNU): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (GNU): the section called “Host Names”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Host Identification”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Host Identification”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Learn about the processors available”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Who Logged In”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Looking up one Netgroup”.
netdb.h (GNU): the section called “Looking up one Netgroup”.
sys/sysinfo.h (GNU): the section called “Learn about the processors available”.
sys/sysinfo.h (GNU): the section called “Learn about the processors available”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Using the getoptfunction”.
getopt.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing Long Options with getopt_long”.
getopt.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing Long Options with getopt_long”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “How to get information about the memory subsystem?”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Reading Passwords”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Who is Connected to Me?”.
unistd.h (SVID): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
sys/sysinfo.h (GNU): the section called “How to get information about the memory subsystem?”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Identification”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Identification”.
sys/resource.h (BSD,POSIX): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Allocating Pseudo-Terminals”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
pwd.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Looking Up One User”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Looking Up One User”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Looking Up One User”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Looking Up One User”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (Unix98): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Resource Usage”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Line-Oriented Input”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
unistd.h (SVID): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Reading the Address of a Socket”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Option Functions”.
stdlib.h (stdlib.h): Suboptions Example.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “What has to be done to translate a message?”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “High-Resolution Calendar”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
sys/stat.h (GNU): the section called “Assigning File Permissions”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (GNU): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (GNU): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (GNU): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (GNU): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
utmp.h (GNU): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
stdio.h (SVID): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Character Input”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Character Input”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Working Directory”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling glob”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
glob.h (GNU): the section called “More Flags for Globbing”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
time.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
stdlib.h (SVID, XPG4.2): the section called “Allocating Pseudo-Terminals”.
signal.h (SVID): the section called “Signaling Yourself”.
sgtty.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Terminal Modes”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
search.h (GNU): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
search.h (GNU): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
search.h (GNU): the section called “The hsearchfunction.”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Byte Order Conversion”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Byte Order Conversion”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Error Reporting by Mathematical Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Error Reporting by Mathematical Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Error Reporting by Mathematical Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
iconv.h (XPG2): the section called “Generic Character Set Conversion Interface”.
iconv.h (XPG2): the section called “Generic Character Set Conversion Interface”.
iconv.h (XPG2): the section called “Generic Character Set Conversion Interface”.
iconv.h (XPG2): the section called “Generic Character Set Conversion Interface”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
net/if.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Interface Naming”.
net/if.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Interface Naming”.
net/if.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Interface Naming”.
net/if.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Interface Naming”.
net/if.h (net/if.h): the section called “Interface Naming”.
dirent.h (BSD): the section called “Format of a Directory Entry”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
inttypes.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Input Modes”.
inttypes.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
inttypes.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
netinet/in.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “Search Functions ”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
arpa/inet.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Host Address Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Infinity and NaN ”.
grp.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Testing for Netgroup Membership”.
sys/types.h (Unix98): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
sys/ioctl.h (BSD): the section called “Generic I/O Control operations”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Internet Ports”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Internet Ports”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Terminals”.
ctype.h (GNU): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Number Classification Functions”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Floating-Point Comparison Functions”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (GNU): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Classification of Characters”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
setjmp.h (ISO): the section called “Details of Non-Local Exits”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signaling Another Process”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Signaling Another Process”.
stdlib.h (XPG): the section called “Encode Binary Data”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (XOPEN): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying the Controlling Terminal”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “Categories of Activities that Locales Affect”.
stdio.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Who Logged In”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “Array Search Function”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (XPG): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (XPG): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (XPG): the section called “Special Functions”.
sys/file.h (BSD): the section called “File Positioning”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Utility Program Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Hard Links”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
aio.h (Unix98): the section called “Asynchronous Read and Write Operations”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Listening for Connections”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Absolute Value”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Integer Division”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “localeconv: It is portable but …”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
time.h (POSIX.1c): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
utmp.h (BSD): the section called “Logging In and Out”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
utmp.h (BSD): the section called “Logging In and Out”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
utmp.h (BSD): the section called “Logging In and Out”.
utmp.h (BSD): the section called “Logging In and Out”.
setjmp.h (ISO): the section called “Details of Non-Local Exits”.
limits.h (GNU): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (GNU): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “Array Search Function”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the File Position of a Descriptor”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “Setting the File Position of a Descriptor”.
sys/file.h (BSD): the section called “File Positioning”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
sys/stat.h (Unix98): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Temporary Files”.
sys/file.h (BSD): the section called “File Positioning”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
ucontext.h (SVID): the section called “Complete Context Control”.
malloc.h (SVID): the section called “Statistics for Memory Allocation with malloc”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Basic Memory Allocation”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Memory Allocation Hooks”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Memory Allocation Hooks”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
dirent.h (BSD): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
sys/param.h (BSD): the section called “Symbolic Links”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Selecting the conversion and its properties”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Non-reentrant Conversion of Single Characters”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Selecting the conversion and its properties”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Single Characters”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Single Characters”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Representing the state of the conversion”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Converting Multibyte and Wide Character Strings”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Multibyte and Wide Character Strings”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Representing the state of the conversion”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Non-reentrant Conversion of Strings”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Non-reentrant Conversion of Single Characters”.
mcheck.h (GNU): the section called “Heap Consistency Checking”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Control Modes”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Allocating Aligned Memory Blocks”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Memory Allocation Hooks”.
string.h (SVID): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Trivial Encryption”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Creating Directories”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Temporary Files”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “FIFO Special Files”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Making Special Files”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stdlib.h (Unix): the section called “Temporary Files”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Functions To Lock And Unlock Pages”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Functions To Lock And Unlock Pages”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
sys/mman.h (LFS): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
sys/mount.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Mount, Unmount, Remount”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
sys/mman.h (GNU): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Data Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Data Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Data Options”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
mcheck.h (GNU): the section called “How to install the tracing functionality”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Functions To Lock And Unlock Pages”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Functions To Lock And Unlock Pages”.
sys/mman.h (POSIX): the section called “Memory-mapped I/O”.
mcheck.h (GNU): the section called “How to install the tracing functionality”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Infinity and NaN ”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Sleeping”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Data Types”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
ftw.h (XPG4.2): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (Unix98): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (GNU): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
ftw.h (GNU): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “Additional functions for more complicated situations”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
langinfo.h (XOPEN): the section called “Pinpoint Access to Locale Data”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Standard Signals”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Byte Order Conversion”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Byte Order Conversion”.
sys/timex.h (GNU): the section called “High Accuracy Clock”.
sys/timex.h (GNU): the section called “High Accuracy Clock”.
stddef.h (ISO): the section called “Null Pointer Constant”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Extra Fast Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Alignment of Data in Obstacks”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Allocation in an Obstack”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Preparing for Using Obstacks”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Status of an Obstack”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Extra Fast Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Obstack Chunks”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Allocation in an Obstack”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Allocation in an Obstack”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Freeing Objects in an Obstack ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Preparing for Using Obstacks”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Extra Fast Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Status of an Obstack”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Status of an Obstack”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Dynamically Allocating Formatted Output”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Extra Fast Growing Objects ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Extra Fast Growing Objects ”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
sys/types.h (Unix98): the section called “Setting the File Position of a Descriptor”.
stddef.h (ISO): the section called “Structure Field Offset Measurement”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the File Position of a Descriptor”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
stdlib.h (SunOS): the section called “Cleanups on Exit”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Output Modes”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Output Modes”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Opening and Closing Files”.
fcntl.h (Unix98): the section called “Opening and Closing Files”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Opening a Directory Stream”.
syslog.h (BSD): the section called “openlog”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “String Streams”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Obstack Streams”.
pty.h (BSD): the section called “Opening a Pseudo-Terminal Pair”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Output Modes”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Using the getoptfunction”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Using the getoptfunction”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Using the getoptfunction”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for Argp Options”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for Argp Options”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for Argp Options”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for Argp Options”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Flags for Argp Options”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Using the getoptfunction”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (BSD): the section called “I/O Operating Modes”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Open-time Flags”.
fcntl.h (GNU): the section called “File Access Modes”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Access Modes”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Output Modes”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input Modes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Control Modes”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing a Template String ”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pause”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (LFS): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
stdio.h (POSIX.2, SVID, BSD): the section called “Pipe to a Subprocess”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using pathconf”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Local Modes”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Error Messages”.
sys/socket.h (GNU): the section called “Details of Local Namespace”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “The Internet Namespace”.
sys/socket.h (X/Open): the section called “The Internet Namespace”.
sys/socket.h (POSIX): the section called “Details of Local Namespace”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Details of Local Namespace”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Identification”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Creating a Pipe”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Limits on File System Capacity”.
stdio.h (POSIX.2, SVID, BSD): the section called “Pipe to a Subprocess”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Overall System Options”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Which Version of POSIX is Supported”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Overall System Options”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Overall System Options”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for Utility Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Overall System Options”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Overall System Options”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Optional Features in File Support”.
(POSIX.2): the section called “Feature Test Macros”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Overall System Options”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
stdlib.h (POSIX): the section called “Allocating Aligned Memory Blocks”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Optional Features in File Support”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Overall System Options”.
(POSIX.1): the section called “Feature Test Macros”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Optional Features in File Support”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Which Version of POSIX is Supported”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Defining the Output Handler”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Defining the Output Handler”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Predefined printfHandlers”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Predefined printfHandlers”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
errno.h (GNU): the section called “Error Messages”.
errno.h (GNU): the section called “Error Messages”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Signal Messages”.
stdio.h (SVID): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stddef.h (ISO): the section called “Important Data Types”.
stdlib.h (SVID, XPG4.2): the section called “Allocating Pseudo-Terminals”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Allocating Pseudo-Terminals”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdio.h (POSIX): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “Environment Access”.
pwd.h (SVID): the section called “Writing a User Entry”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
stdio.h (SVID): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Simple Output by Characters or Lines”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “Old-fashioned System V number-to-string functions”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Array Sort Function”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Signaling Yourself”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “ISO C Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “ISO C Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (POSIX.1): the section called “ISO C Random Number Functions”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading and Closing a Directory Stream”.
dirent.h (LFS): the section called “Reading and Closing a Directory Stream”.
dirent.h (LFS): the section called “Reading and Closing a Directory Stream”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Reading and Closing a Directory Stream”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Symbolic Links”.
sys/uio.h (BSD): the section called “Fast Scatter-Gather I/O”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Changing the Size of a Block”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Memory Allocation Hooks”.
stdlib.h (XPG): the section called “Symbolic Links”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Receiving Data”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Receiving Datagrams”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Receiving Datagrams”.
limits.h (POSIX.2): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regexp Matching Cleanup ”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Matching a Compiled POSIX Regular Expression”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Matching a Compiled POSIX Regular Expression”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regular Expression Compilation”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for POSIX Regular Expressions”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “POSIX Regexp Matching Cleanup ”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for POSIX Regular Expressions”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Registering New Conversions”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Match Results with Subexpressions”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for POSIX Regular Expressions”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Matching a Compiled POSIX Regular Expression”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for POSIX Regular Expressions”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Matching a Compiled POSIX Regular Expression”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Matching a Compiled POSIX Regular Expression”.
regex.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Match Results with Subexpressions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Remainder Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Deleting Files”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Renaming Files”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Random Access in a Directory Stream”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “Search Functions ”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (Unix98): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Deleting Files”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Testing Permission to Access a File”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
stdlib.h (stdlib.h): the section called “Yes-or-No Questions”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Resource Usage”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Flags for sigaction”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Flags for sigaction”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Flags for sigaction”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Resizing the Data Segment”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
dirent.h (BSD/SVID): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistdh.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1g): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Constants for sysconfParameters”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
dirent.h (BSD): the section called “Random Access in a Directory Stream”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “File Positioning”.
sys/types.h (BSD): the section called “Waiting for Input or Output”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Sending Data”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Receiving Datagrams”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Sending Datagrams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
stdio.h (BSD): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
ucontext.h (SVID): the section called “Complete Context Control”.
unistd.h (???): the section called “Host Identification”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Environment Access”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the User ID”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
grp.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Scanning the List of All Groups”.
grp.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Host Identification”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Host Identification”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
setjmp.h (ISO): the section called “Details of Non-Local Exits”.
crypt.h (BSD, SVID): the section called “DES Encryption”.
crypt.h (GNU): the section called “DES Encryption”.
stdio.h (BSD): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “How Programs Set the Locale”.
syslog.h (BSD): the section called “setlogmask”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Looking up one Netgroup”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
sys/resource.h (BSD,POSIX): the section called “Functions For Traditional Scheduling”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
pwd.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Scanning the List of All Users”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the Group IDs”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Setting the User ID”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (Unix98): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Group Functions”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Option Functions”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “High-Resolution Calendar”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Setting the User ID”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Controlling Which Kind of Buffering”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Closing a Socket”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Advanced Signal Handling”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Alarm Signals”.
signal.h (XPG): the section called “Using a Separate Signal Stack”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Atomic Types”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Functions for Blocking Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Signal Mask”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (SVID): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Basic Signal Handling”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (GNU): the section called “Basic Signal Handling”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Termination Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Miscellaneous Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Termination Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Asynchronous I/O Signals”.
signal.h (Unix): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
setjmp.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Non-Local Exits and Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Termination Signals”.
setjmp.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Non-Local Exits and Signals”.
signal.h (GNU): the section called “Operation Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Functions for Blocking Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Basic Signal Handling”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Setting and modifying single bits of FP values”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
math.h (BSD): the section called “Normalization Functions”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Functions for Blocking Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Checking for Pending Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Operation Error Signals”.
signal.h (SVID): the section called “Asynchronous I/O Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Signal Mask”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Alarm Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Termination Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
setjmp.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Non-Local Exits and Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Functions for Blocking Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Signal Mask”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Signal Sets”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Using a Separate Signal Stack”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Using sigsuspend”.
signal.h (Unix): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (ISO): the section called “Termination Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Program Error Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Job Control Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Signal Mask”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Asynchronous I/O Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Miscellaneous Signals”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Miscellaneous Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Alarm Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Miscellaneous Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Operation Error Signals”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Operation Error Signals”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (GNU): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (GNU): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (GNU): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (BSD): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Mode Bits for Access Permission”.
stddef.h (ISO): the section called “Important Data Types”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Sleeping”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Communication Styles”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Creating a Socket”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket Pairs”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Communication Styles”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Communication Styles”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Communication Styles”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Communication Styles”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (GNU): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Speed”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Exponentiation and Logarithms”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “ISO C Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (SVID): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “SVID Random Number Function”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
signal.h (SVID): the section called “Basic Signal Handling”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
signal.h (XPG): the section called “Using a Separate Signal Stack”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
sys/stat.h (Unix98): the section called “Reading the Attributes of a File”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Standard Streams”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Standard Streams”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Standard Streams”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Descriptors and Streams”.
time.h (SVID, XPG): the section called “Simple Calendar Time”.
string.h (Unknown origin): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Collation Functions”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (SVID): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Error Messages”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Error Messages”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “strfry”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “String Length”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “String Length”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
time.h (XPG4): the section called “Interpret string according to given format”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (BSD): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “Signal Messages”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
inttypes.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
string.h (POSIX): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
inttypes.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Perform I/O Operations in Parallel”.
aio.h (POSIX.1b): the section called “Perform I/O Operations in Parallel”.
aio.h (GNU): the section called “How to optimize the AIO implementation”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Specifying Argp Parsers”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Combining Multiple Argp Parsers”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Specifying Options in an Argp Parser”.
argp.h (GNU): the section called “Argp Parsing State ”.
dirent.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Format of a Directory Entry”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
fcntl.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Locks”.
fstab.h (BSD): the section called “The fstabfile”.
ftw.h (XPG4.2): the section called “Working with Directory Trees”.
gconv.h (GNU): the section called “The iconv Implementation in the GNU C library ”.
gconv.h (GNU): the section called “The iconv Implementation in the GNU C library ”.
grp.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Data Structure for a Group”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
net/if.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Interface Naming”.
netinet/in.h (IPv6 basic API): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Host Address Data Type”.
sys/uio.h (BSD): the section called “Fast Scatter-Gather I/O”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Setting an Alarm”.
locale.h (ISO): the section called “localeconv: It is portable but …”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Socket-Level Options”.
malloc.h (GNU): the section called “Statistics for Memory Allocation with malloc”.
mntent.h (BSD): the section called “The mtabfile”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Receiving Datagrams”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Networks Database ”.
obstack.h (GNU): the section called “Creating Obstacks”.
getopt.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing Long Options with getopt_long”.
pwd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The Data Structure that Describes a User”.
printf.h (GNU): the section called “Conversion Specifier Options”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Protocols Database”.
stdlib.h (GNU): the section called “BSD Random Number Functions”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (Unix98): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
sys/resource.h (BSD): the section called “Resource Usage”.
sched.h (POSIX): the section called “Basic Scheduling Functions”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “The Services Database”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Terminal Modes”.
signal.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Advanced Signal Handling”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “Using a Separate Signal Stack”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
sys/socket.h (BSD): the section called “Address Formats”.
netinet/in.h (BSD): the section called “Internet Socket Address Formats”.
sys/un.h (BSD): the section called “Details of Local Namespace”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
sys/stat.h (LFS): the section called “The meaning of the File Attributes”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Data Types”.
sys/time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Elapsed Time”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “Elapsed Time”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “High-Resolution Calendar”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
sys/times.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Processor Time Inquiry”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Times”.
sys/utsname.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Platform Type Identification”.
string.h (GNU): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
string.h (ISO): the section called “Collation Functions”.
sgtty.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Terminal Modes”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX): the section called “Testing the Type of a File”.
sys/un.h (BSD): the section called “Details of Local Namespace”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
signal.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
signal.h (Sun): the section called “BSD Function to Establish a Handler”.
ucontext.h (SVID): the section called “Complete Context Control”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Symbolic Links”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Minimum Values for File System Limits”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “Synchronizing I/O operations”.
unistd.h (???): the section called “System Calls”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Definition of sysconf”.
sysctl.h (BSD): the section called “System Parameters”.
syslog.h (BSD): the section called “syslog, vsyslog”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Running a Command”.
signal.h (GNU): the section called “Basic Signal Handling”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Hyperbolic Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Trigonometric Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Control Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Data Types”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Control Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Control Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Functions for Controlling Terminal Access”.
termios.h (Unix98): the section called “Functions for Controlling Terminal Access”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Line Control Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Terminal Mode Functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Functions for Controlling Terminal Access”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The tsearchfunction.”.
search.h (GNU): the section called “The tsearchfunction.”.
dirent.h (BSD): the section called “Random Access in a Directory Stream”.
unistd.h (GNU): the section called “Primitives Interrupted by Signals”.
stdio.h (SVID): the section called “Temporary Files”.
libintl.h (GNU): the section called “How to determine which catalog to be used”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The tsearchfunction.”.
math.h (XPG, ISO): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (XPG, ISO): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (XPG, ISO): the section called “Special Functions”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Calendar Time”.
time.h (???): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
time.h (???): the section called “Broken-down Time”.
sys/times.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Processor Time Inquiry”.
time.h (ISO): the section called “Simple Calendar Time”.
time.h (SVID): the section called “Functions and Variables for Time Zones”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stdio.h (Unix98): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Temporary Files”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Temporary Files”.
ctype.h (SVID, BSD): the section called “Case Conversion”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Case Conversion”.
ctype.h (SVID): the section called “Case Conversion”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Local Modes”.
ctype.h (ISO): the section called “Case Conversion”.
ctype.h (SVID): the section called “Case Conversion”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Mapping of wide characters.”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Mapping of wide characters.”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Mapping of wide characters.”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
unistd.h (X/Open): the section called “File Size”.
unistd.h (Unix98): the section called “File Size”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
math.h (ISO): the section called “Rounding Functions”.
netdb.h (BSD): the section called “Host Names”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The tsearchfunction.”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Terminals”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Identifying Terminals”.
search.h (SVID): the section called “The tsearchfunction.”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Functions and Variables for Time Zones”.
limits.h (POSIX.1): the section called “General Capacity Limits”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Functions and Variables for Time Zones”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
ucontext.h (SVID): the section called “Complete Context Control”.
sys/types.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Reading the Persona of a Process”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
ulimit.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
sys/stat.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Assigning File Permissions”.
sys/mount.h (SVID, GNU): the section called “Mount, Unmount, Remount”.
sys/mount.h (GNU): the section called “Mount, Unmount, Remount”.
sys/utsname.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Platform Type Identification”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Using ungetc To Do Unreading ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Using ungetc To Do Unreading ”.
sys/wait.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Process Wait Functions”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Deleting Files”.
stdlib.h (SVID, XPG4.2): the section called “Allocating Pseudo-Terminals”.
stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Environment Access”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
limits.h (ISO): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
time.h (POSIX.1): the section called “File Times”.
sys/time.h (BSD): the section called “File Times”.
utmp.h (SVID): the section called “Manipulating the User Accounting Database”.
utmpx.h (XPG4.2): the section called “XPG User Accounting Database Functions”.
varargs.h (Unix): the section called “Old-Style Variadic Functions”.
stdarg.h (ISO): the section called “Argument Access Macros”.
stdarg.h (GNU): the section called “Argument Access Macros”.
varargs.h (Unix): the section called “Old-Style Variadic Functions”.
stdarg.h (ISO): the section called “Argument Access Macros”.
stdarg.h (ISO): the section called “Argument Access Macros”.
malloc.h, stdlib.h (BSD): the section called “Allocating Aligned Memory Blocks”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
varargs.h (Unix): the section called “Old-Style Variadic Functions”.
stdarg.h (ISO): the section called “Argument Access Macros”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Other Special Characters”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Characters that Cause Signals”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
dirent.h (GNU): the section called “Scanning the Content of a Directory”.
unistd.h (BSD): the section called “Creating a Process”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters that Cause Signals”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
sys/vlimit.h (BSD): the section called “Limiting Resource Usage”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Other Special Characters”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Noncanonical Input”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters that Cause Signals”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
stdio.h (GNU): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
stdio.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Special Characters for Flow Control”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Other Special Characters”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Special Characters for Flow Control”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Characters that Cause Signals”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
syslog.h (BSD): the section called “syslog, vsyslog”.
termios.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Noncanonical Input”.
vtimes.h (vtimes.h): the section called “Resource Usage”.
termios.h (BSD): the section called “Characters for Input Editing”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Output Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Variable Arguments Input Functions”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion”.
sys/wait.h (BSD): the section called “BSD Process Wait Functions”.
sys/wait.h (BSD): the section called “Process Completion”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion”.
limits.h (GNU): the section called “Range of an Integer Type ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Introduction to Extended Characters”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Introduction to Extended Characters”.
stddef.h (ISO): the section called “Introduction to Extended Characters”.
sys/wait.h (BSD): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Single Characters”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Collation Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
time.h (ISO/Amend1): the section called “Formatting Calendar Time”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “String Length”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “String Length”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Converting Multibyte and Wide Character Strings”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Multibyte and Wide Character Strings”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Finding Tokens in a String”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Floats”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Non-reentrant Conversion of Strings”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Parsing of Integers”.
wchar.h (XPG): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Collation Functions”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Converting Single Characters”.
stdlib.h (ISO): the section called “Non-reentrant Conversion of Single Characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Mapping of wide characters.”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Mapping of wide characters.”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wctype.h (ISO): the section called “Character class determination for wide characters”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “End-Of-File and Errors”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Introduction to Extended Characters”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Introduction to Extended Characters”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Search Functions ”.
wcjar.h (ISO): the section called “String/Array Comparison”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (GNU): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Copying and Concatenation”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Testing Permission to Access a File”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Output Functions ”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Calling wordexp”.
wordexp.h (POSIX.2): the section called “Flags for Word Expansion”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Input and Output Primitives”.
sys/uio.h (BSD): the section called “Fast Scatter-Gather I/O”.
wchar.h (ISO): the section called “Formatted Input Functions”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
sys/wait.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Process Completion Status”.
unistd.h (POSIX.1): the section called “Testing Permission to Access a File”.
(X/Open): the section called “Feature Test Macros”.
(X/Open): the section called “Feature Test Macros”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
math.h (SVID): the section called “Special Functions”.
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