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Contents Preface Introduction Section 2 Section 3 Revision C A/UX <strong>Programmer's</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> System Calls Subroutines (A-L) -v-
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Page 20 and 21: 5.3 Command synopses This section i
Page 23 and 24: Section 2: System Calls Table of Co
Page 25 and 26: ecv(2N) ...........................
Page 27 and 28: intro(2) intro(2) NAME intro - intr
Page 29 and 30: intro(2) intro(2) gisters or if the
Page 31 and 32: intro(2) intro(2) to read the data.
Page 33 and 34: intro(2) intro(2) 67 EAFNOSUPPORT A
Page 35 and 36: intro(2) intro(2) path that already
Page 37 and 38: intro(2) intro(2) Tty Group ID Each
Page 39 and 40: intro(2) stdin stdout stderr the st
Page 41 and 42: intro(2) intro(2) struct */ ushort
Page 43 and 44: intro(2) intro(2) memory-operation
Page 45 and 46: intro(2) intro(2) SEE ALSO close(2)
Page 47 and 48: accept(2N) ERRORS accept will fail
Page 49 and 50: access(2) [ENOENT] [ENOENT] [EACCES
Page 51 and 52: acct(2) acct(2) NAME acct - enable
Page 53 and 54: adjtime(2) NAME adjtime - correct t
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alarm(2) NAME alarm- set a process'
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ind(2N) SEE ALSO connect(2N), getso
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k(2) brk(2) SEE ALSO exec(2), shmop
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chmod(2) chmod(2) NAME chmod - chan
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chown(2) NAME chown, fchown - chang
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chroot(2) chroot(2) NAME chroot - c
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close(2) close(2) NAME close - clos
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connect(2N) [EADDRlNUSE] [EFAULT] [
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creat(2) creat(2) [EACCES] [EISDIR]
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exec(2) exec(2) NAME execl, execv,
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exec(2) exec(2) 3 Regions of physic
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exit(2) exit(2) NAME exit, _exit -
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fcntl(2) fcntl(2) NAME fcntl- file
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fcntl(2) fcntl(2) The structure flo
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flock(2) flock(2) NAME flock - appl
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fork(2) fork(2) NAME for k - create
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fsmount(2) fsmount(2) NAME fsmount
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fsmount(2) [ELOOP] [EIO] [ENOMEM] [
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getdirentries(2) getdirentries (2)
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getdomainname(2N) getdomainname(2N)
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getgroups(2) NAME getgroups - get g
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gethostname(2N) gethostname(2N) NAM
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geti timer(2) geti timer(2) The ITI
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getpid(2) getpid(2) NAME getpid, ge
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getsockopt(2N) getsockopt(2N) NAME
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gettimeofday(2) gettimeofday(2) RET
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getuid(2) SEE ALSO intro(2), setreu
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kill(2) kill(2) NAME kill- send a s
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link(2) NAME link -link to a file S
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listen(2N) listen(2N) NAME listen -
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locking(2) locking(2) While locks m
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lseek(2) lseek(2) Some devices are
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mkdir(2) [EPERM] [EROFS] SEE ALSO m
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mknod(2) mknod(2) mknod may be invo
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msgctl(2) msgctl(2) there are no mo
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msgget(2) msgget(2) ERRORS msgget w
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msgop(2) msgop(2) 2 If (msgfig & IP
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msgop(2) msgop(2) Otherwise, a valu
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nfs_getfh(2) NAME nf s _get fh - ge
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open(2) open(2) NAME open - open fo
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open(2) open(2) [ENAMETOOLONG] A co
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pause(2) pause(2) NAME pause - susp
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phys(2) phys(2) 2 The physaddr argu
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pipe(2) pipe(2) NAME pipe - create
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plock(2) [EINVAL] [EINVAL] SEE ALSO
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ptrace(2) ptrace(2) NAME ptrace - p
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ptrace(2) ptrace(2) stepping of the
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ead(2) read(2) NAME read, readv - r
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ead(2) read(2) EINTR to indicate th
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eadlink(2) NAME readlink - read val
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eboot(2) reboot(2) NAME reboot - re
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ecv(2N) recv(2N) NAME recv, recvfro
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ename(2) NAME rename - change the n
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mdir(2) rmdir(2) NAME rmdi r - remo
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select(2N) select(2N) NAME select -
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semctl(2) NAME semctl- semaphore co
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semctl(2) semctl(2) ERRORS semctl w
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semget(2) semget(2) ERRORS semget w
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semop(2) semop(2) The calling proce
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send(2N) send(2N) NAME send, sendto
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setcompat(2) setcompat(2) ID from e
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setcompat(2) setcompa t (2) ERRORS
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setpgid(2P) setpgid(2P) NAME setpgi
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setpgrp(2) setpgrp(2) NAME setpgrp
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set reuid(2) setreuid(2) NAME setre
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setuid(2) NAME set uid, setgid - se
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shmctl(2) shmctl(2) RETURN VALUE Up
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shmget(2) shmget(2) ERRORS shmget w
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shmop(2} shmop(2} ERRORS shmat will
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sigblock(2) sigblock(2) NAME sigblo
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sigpending(2P) NAME s igpending - e
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sigstack(2) sigstack(2) NAME sigsta
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sigvec(2) sigvec(2) 2 then it must
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sigvec(2) sigvec(2) ERRORS sigvec w
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socket(2N) socket(2N) 2 The protoco
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socket(2N) socket (2N) [ESOCKTNOSUP
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stat(2) short st_nlinki ushort st_u
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statfs(2) statfs(2) NAME s tat f s
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stime(2) stime(2) NAME s time - set
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symlink(2) [EFAULT] SEE ALSO In(1),
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time (2) time(2) NAME time - get ti
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times(2) [EFAULT] buffer points to
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truncate(2) truncate(2) [ETXTBSY] [
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umask(2) umask(2) NAME uma s k - se
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umount(2) umount(2) NAME umount .,-
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unlink(2) unlink(2) NAME unlink - r
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unmount(2} unmount(2} NAME unmount
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utime(2) NAME u time - set file acc
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uvar(2) uvar(2) NAME uvar - return
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uvar(2) uvar(2) } ; int v_nstream;
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wait(2) wait(2) RETURN VALUE If wai
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write(2) write(2) NAME write, write
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write(2) write(2) process. [EINTR]
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atp_open(3N) ......................
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dsqrt(3F) .........................
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getnetgrent(3N) ...................
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ldlinit(3X) .......................
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intro(3) intro(3) (3P) These functi
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intro(3) intro(3) For descriptions
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a641(3C) a641(3C) NAME a 6 41, 164
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abort(3F) abort(3F) NAME abort - te
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abs(3F) abs(3F) NAME abs, iabs, dab
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aimag(3F) aimag(3F) NAME aimag, dim
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asin(3F) asin(3F) NAME asin, dasin
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atan(3F) atan(3F) NAME atan, datan
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atof(3C) atof(3C) NAME atof - conve
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atp(3N) int atp getresp (fd, tid, r
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atp(3N) atp(3N) 4 . All other value
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atp(3N) atp(3N) [EMSGSIZE] The resp
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essel(3M) SEE ALSO matherr(3M). 2 b
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ool(3F) bool(3F) NAME and, or, xor,
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search(3C) bsearch(3C) SEE ALSO hse
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cfgetospeed(3P) cfgetospeed(3P) NAM
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charcvt(3C) charcvt(3C) NAME charcv
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conjg(3F) conjg(3F) NAME conjg, dco
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cos(3F) cos(3F) NAME cos, dcos, cco
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crypt (3C) crypt (3C) NAME crypt, e
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ctime(3) ctime(3) NAME asctime, cti
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ctime(3) ctime(3) If no rule is pre
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ctime(3) ctime(3) FILES / etc/ zone
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ctype(3C) ctype(3C) RETURN VALUE If
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curses(3X) curses(3X) will first ch
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curses(3X) 5 mvgetch(y,x)+ Like get
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curses(3X) 7 resetty () * Reset tty
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curses(3X) plest call would be setu
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curses(3X) curses(3X) KEY CATAB 052
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curses5.0(3X) curses5.0(3X) ini tsc
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cuserid(3P) cuserid(3P) NAME cuseri
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dbm(3X) NAME dbminit, fetch, store,
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ddp(3N) ddp(3N) NAME ddp open, ddp
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ddp(3N) ddp(3N) SEE ALSO close(2),
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dial(3C) dial(3C) sion baud rate. F
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dim(3F) dim(3F) NAME dim, ddim, i d
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directory(3) directory(3) The resul
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directory(3P) directory(3P) The res
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drand48(3C) drand48(3C) NAME drand4
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ecvt(3C) ecvt(3C) NAME ecvt, fcvt,
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erf(3M) erf(3M) NAME erf, erfc - er
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ethers(3N) ethers(3N) The function
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exp(3M) exp(3M) NAME exp, log, logl
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ferror(3S) ferror(3S) NAME ferror,
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fopen(3S) fopen(3S) NAME fopen, fre
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fread(3S) fread(3S) NAME fread, fwr
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fseek(3S) fseek(3S) WARNINGS On NUX
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fstypent(3P) fstypent(3P) SEE ALSO
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ftw(3C) ftw(3C) returns O. If In re
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ftype(3F) i=ichar (ch) ch=char (i)
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gamma (3M) gamma (3M) NAME gamma -l
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getc(3S) getc(3S) NAME getc, getcha
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getcwd(3C) getcwd(3C) NAME getcwd-
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getenv(3C) NAME getenv - return val
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getgrent(3C) getgrent(3C) A call to
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gethostbyaddr(3N) gethostbyaddr(3N)
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getlogin(3C) getlogin(3C) NAME getl
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getmntent(3) getmntent(3) addmntent
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getnetent(3N) getnetent (3N) er "ge
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getopt(3C) getopt(3C) NAME getopt -
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getpass(3C) getpass(3C) NAME getpas
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getprotoent(3N) getprotoent (3N) en
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getpwent(3C) getpwent (3C) When fir
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getrpcport(3N) getrpcport(3N) NAME
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get servent (3N) getservent (3N) NA
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getut(3C) getut(3C) NAME getutent,
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getut(3C) getut(3C) FILES /etc/utrn
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hsearch(3C) hsearch(3C) NAME hsearc
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hsearch(3C) hsearch(3C) SEE ALSO bs
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iargc(3F) iargc(3F) NAME iargc - re
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inet(3N) inet(3N) INTERNET ADDRESSE
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kil1pg(3N) killpg(3N) NAME ki 11 pg
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lap(3N) lap(3N) NAME lap default Ap
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IdcIose(3X) IdcIose(3X) NAME Idclos
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Idfcn(3X) Idfcn(3X) 2 (1) functions
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Idfcn(3X) Idfcn(3X) SEE ALSO fopen(
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Idgetname(3X) ldgetname (3X) NAME l
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Idlread(3X) Idlread(3X) NAME Idlrea
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Idlseek(3X) Idlseek(3X) NAME Idlsee
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Idopen(3X) Idopen(3X) NAME Idopen,
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Idrseek(3X) Idrseek(3X) NAME Idrsee
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Idsseek(3X) Idsseek(3X) NAME Ids se
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Idtbread(3X) Idtbread(3X) NAME ldtb
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len(3F) NAME len - return length of
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lineyush(3) lineyush(3) NAME lineyu
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lockf(3C) lockf(3C) size is the num
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log(3F) log(3F) NAME log, alog, dlo
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logname(3X) logname(3X) NAME lognam
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