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vprintf(3S) vprintf(3S) NAME vprintf, vfprintf, vsprintf - format and output data from a variable-length argument list SYNOPSIS #include #include int vprintf (format, ap) char *formati va_list api int vfprintf (stream, format, ap) FILE *streami char *formati va_list api int vsprintf (s, format, ap) char *s, *formati va_list api DESCRIPTION vprintf, vfprintf, and vsprintf are the same as printf, fprintf, and sprintf respectively, except that instead of being called with a variable number of arguments, they are called with an argument list as defined by varargs(5). EXAMPLES The following demonstrates how vfprintf could be used to write an error routine. 1 iinclude iinclude /* * error should be called like * error (function_name, format, argl, arg2 ... ); */ /*VARARGSO*/ void error(va alist) /* Note that the function name and format arguments * cannot be separately declared because of the */definition of varargs. va dcl { va_list args; char *fmt; February, 1990 RevisionC
vprintf(3S) vprintf(3S) va start (args) ; /*-print out name of function causing error */ (void)fprintf(stderr, "ERROR in %s: It, va arg(args, char *»; fmt = va arg(args, char *); /* print-out remainder of message */ (void) vfprintf (fmt, args); va end (args); (void) abort ( ); SEE ALSO varargs(5). February, 1990 Revision C 2
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LIMITED WARRANTY ON MEDIA AND REPLA
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Preface Conventions Used in This Ma
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Term Select Drag Choose Action Posi
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For example, cat(l) refers to the c
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commands, backing up your system, a
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AlUX Programmer's Reference contain
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those that contribute to the boot p
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5.3 Command synopses This section i
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Table of Contents Section 3: Subrou
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egex(3X) ..........................
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ttyslot(3C) ................... fin
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malloe(3C) malloe(3C) realloe also
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malloc(3X) malloc(3X) 2 calloc allo
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matherr{3M) matherr{3M) NAME mather
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matherr(3M) matherr(3M) DEFAULT ERR
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mclock(3F) mclock(3F) NAME mclock -
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memory (3C) memory(3C) memcpy copie
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mkfifo(3P) mkfifo(3P) NAME mkf if 0
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mktemp(3C) mktemp(3C) NAME mktemp -
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moni tor(3C) moni tor(3C) NAME moni
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mount(3) mount(3) NAME moun t - mou
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mount (3N) mount(3N) MOUNTPROC UMNT
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nbp(3N) nbp(3N) at socket socket; }
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nbp(3N) buf max retry nbp(3N) An ar
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nlist(3C) NAME nlist - get entries
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pap(3N) pap(3N) DESCRIPTION The PAP
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pap(3N) tuple pap(3N) A pointer to
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pathconf(3P) pathconf(3P) NAME path
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perror(3C) perror(3C) NAME perror,
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plot(3X) plot(3X) See plot(4) for a
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popen(3S) popen(3S) If an illegal t
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printf(3S) printf(3S) A precision t
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printf(3S) printf(3S) s The arg is
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putc(3S) putc(3S) minal input is re
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putpwent(3C) NAME putpwent - write
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qsort(3C) qsort(3C) NAME qs 0 rt -
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and(3C) NAME rand, s rand - simple
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cmd(3N) rcmd(3N) NAME rcmd, rresvpo
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egcmp(3X) regcmp(3X) NAME regcmp, r
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egcmp(3X) Example 3: 'include "file
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exec(3N) rexec(3N) NAME rexec - ret
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nusers(3N) rnusers (3N) NAME rnuser
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pc(3N) clntyerrno () clntyerror ()
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pc(3N) svcerr_systemerr() svcerr_we
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tmp(3N) rtmp(3N) NAME rtmp netinfo
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wall(3N) rwall(3N) NAMB rwall- writ
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scanf(3S) scanf(3S) NAME scanf, fsc
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scanf(3S) scanf(3S) characters in t
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set42sig(3) set42sig(3) NAME set42s
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setbuf(3S) setbuf(3S) RETURN VALUE
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setposix(3P} setposix(3P} NAME setp
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sigaction(3P) sigaction(3P) NAME si
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sigaction(3P) sigaction(3P) If siga
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signal(3) signal(3) NAME signal - s
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signal(3) signal(3) 3 If the proces
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signal(3) signal(3) S I G DFL - ign
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signal(3F) signal (3F) NAME signal
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sigprocmask(3P) sigprocmask(3P) tur
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sigset jmp(3P) sigset jmp(3P) SEE A
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sigsetops(3P) sigsetops(3P) sigfill
Page 135 and 136: sinh(3F) sinh(3F) NAME sinh, dsinh
Page 137 and 138: sleep(3C) NAME sleep - suspend exec
Page 139 and 140: slots(3X) slots(3X) pointed to by d
Page 142 and 143: spray(3N) SEE ALSO spray(IM), spray
Page 144 and 145: sqrt(3F) sqrt(3F) NAME sqrt, dsqrt,
Page 146 and 147: ssignal(3C) ssignal(3C) If sig has
Page 148 and 149: string(3C) string(3C) char *strtok(
Page 150 and 151: strtod(3C) strtod(3C) NAME strtod -
Page 152 and 153: strtol(3C) BUGS Overflow conditions
Page 155 and 156: sysconf(3P) SEE ALSO pa thconf(3P).
Page 157: system(3S) NAME system - issue a sh
Page 161 and 162: tedrain(3P) tedrain(3P) NAME tedrai
Page 164 and 165: tcgetattr(3P) [ENOTTY] SEE ALSO cfg
Page 166 and 167: t cset pgrp(3P) tcsetpgrp(3P) NAME
Page 168 and 169: termeap(3X) termeap(3X) up entry in
Page 170 and 171: tmpnam(3S) tmpnam(3S) NAME tmpnam,
Page 172 and 173: trig(3M) trig(3M) NAME sin, cos, ta
Page 174 and 175: tsearch(3C) tsearch(3C) NAME tsearc
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Page 178 and 179: ttyname(3C) ttyname(3C) NAME ttynam
Page 180 and 181: umount(3) umount(3) NAME umount - u
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Page 199 and 200: intro(4) intro(4) NAME intro - intr
Page 201 and 202: a.out(4) a.out(4) magic number (the
Page 203 and 204: acct(4) acct(4) The structure tacct
Page 205 and 206: afm(4) FontName string FullName str
Page 207 and 208: aliases(4) aliases(4) NAME aliases
Page 209 and 210: altblk(4) altblk(4) alternate block
Page 211 and 212: appletalkrc(4) appletalkrc( 4) NAME
Page 213 and 214: ar(4) ar(4) ar(l) is used. Each arc
Page 215 and 216: zb(4) bzb(4) FIELD DESCRIPTIONS bzb
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Page 227 and 228: dialup(4) dialup(4) NAME dial up -
Page 229 and 230: dir(4) NAME dir - format of System
Page 231 and 232: dpme(4) dpme(4) NAME dpme - format
Page 233 and 234: dpme(4) dpme(4) dpme lblock start F
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dump. bsd( 4) dump. bsd( 4) 2 NTREC
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errfile(4) errfile(4) Generation of
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exports(4) exports(4) NAME exports
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finstallrc(4) finstallrc(4) = 0: in
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fspec(4) fspec(4) NAME fspec - synt
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fstab(4) fstab(4) NAME f stab - sta
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fstypes(4) fstypes(4) NAME f s type
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gettydefs(4) gettydefs(4) NAME gett
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gettydefs(4) SEE ALSO login(1). get
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group(4) group(4) SEE ALSO passwd(l
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hosts(4) hosts(4) NAME hosts - host
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inittab(4) inittab(4) NAME ini t ta
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inittab(4) February, 1990 Revision
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inode(4) inode(4) NAME inode - form
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ioctl. syscon(4) operations from th
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iwmap(4) iwmap(4) NAME iwmap - form
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linenwn(4) SEE ALSO cc(l), sdb(l),
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magic(4) message magic(4) that the
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master(4) master(4) specified by nu
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master(4) master(4) ing system boot
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master(4) master(4) EXAMPLES The fo
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NETADDRS (4) NETADDRS(4) NAME NETAD
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networks(4N) networks (4N) NAME net
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passwd(4) passwd(4) a non-null stri
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phones(4) phones(4) NAME phone s -
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plot(4) plot(4) able on devices who
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printcap( 4) printcap( 4) NAMB prin
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printcap(4) printcap( 4) The if fil
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profile(4) profile(4) SEE ALSO env(
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ptab(4) ptab(4) NAME ptab - partiti
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csfile(4) rcsfile(4) NAME rcsfile -
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eloc(4) reloc(4) R RELBYTE R RELWOR
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emote(4) remote (4) cu (str) Call u
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esolver(4) resolver(4) SEE ALSO nam
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mtab(4) rmtab(4) NAME rmt ab - remo
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pc(4) FILES /etc/rpc SEE ALSO rpc(3
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sccsfile( 4) sccsfile(4) @c .•
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sccsfile(4) sccsfile( 4) tion of th
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servers(4) servers(4) NAME servers
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services( 4N) services(4N) NAME ser
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slip. hosts(4) slip.hosts(4) NAME s
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svfs(4) svfs(4) NAME svf s - fonnat
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svfs(4) svfs(4) Inumbers begin at 1
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syms(4) syms(4) 2 struct 1* names 8
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tar(4) tar(4) NAME tar - fonnat of
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term(4) term(4) 2 ed with an ASCII
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termeap(4) termeap(4) NAME t e rme
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termcap(4) termcap(4) 3 rna str mi
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termeap(4) termeap(4) 5 necessary t
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termcap(4) termcap(4) 7 A final exa
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termcap(4) termcap(4) 9 sert mode w
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termcap(4) termcap(4) Hazeltine ter
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terminfo(4) terminfo(4) NAME t e rm
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terminfo(4) cursor_address, cup cur
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terminfo( 4) key_ll, key_npage, key
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terminfo(4} terminfo(4} 9 tional to
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terminfo( 4) terminfo(4) 11 has swi
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terminfo(4) terminfo(4) bottom line
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terminfo( 4) terminfo(4) 17 If the
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terminfo(4) terminfo(4) 19 set the
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terminf 0 (4) terminfo(4) Media cop
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ttytype(4) ttytype(4) NAME t t yt y
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tzfile(4) tzfile(4) Each structure
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ufs(4) ufs(4) 2 long long long long
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ufs(4) ufs(4) Addresses stored in i
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ufs(4) ufs(4) cluded before the rot
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utmp(4) utmp(4) /* Special strings
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ypfiles(4) ypfiles(4) yP maps must
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intro(S) NAME intro - introduction
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intro(5) intro(5) INTERFACES Each n
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ae(5) ae(5) NAME ae - 3Com 10 Mb/s
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ascii(5) ascii(5) NAME as c i i-map
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environ(5) environ(5) NAME environ
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eqnchar(5) eqnchar(5) NAME eqnchar
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font(5) font(5) 2 charset This alwa
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font(5) font(5) 4 short unitwidth;
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font(5) font(5) funny char strings
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icmp(5P) icmp(5P) NAME i crop - Int
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inet(5F) inet(5F) NAME inet - Inter
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ip(5P) ip(5P) NAME i p - Internet P
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10(5) 10(5) NAME 10 - software loop
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maneS) maneS) 2 • B text · I tex
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man(5) man(5) The programs that pre
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me(5) me(5) NAME me - macros for fo
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me(5) 3 • eh'x'y'z "" • fo'x'y'
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mptx(5) mptx(5) NAME mptx - the mac
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os(S) 2 .AU Y .Bx n .BI y .B2 y .BT
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ov(S) rov(S) NAME rov - a troff mac
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ov(5) rov(5) · DF n f [n f ... ] D
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nterm(5) nterm(5) The meanings of t
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nterm(S) nterm(S) "charset" where i
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prof(5) MARK(loop2); for (j = 0; j
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egexp(5) UNGETC (c) RETURN (pointer
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egexp(5) regexp(5) step uses the ex
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stat(5) stat(5) NAME s tat - data r
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tcp(5P) NAME t cp - Internet Transm
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term(5) term(5) NAME term - convent
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troff(5) troff(5) NAME troff - desc
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troff(5) Dc d\n De dx dy\n Da x y u
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types(5) types(5) NAME types - prim
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udp(SP) udp(5P) NAME udp - Internet
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values(5) values(5) NAME values - m
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