The Linux man-pages project documents the Linux kernel and C library interfaces that are employed by user programs. It provides manual pages in the following sections:
- 2: System calls, documenting the system calls provided by the Linux kernel.
- 3: Library functions, documenting the functions provided by the standard C library (with particular focus on glibc, the GNU C library).
- 4: Devices, which documents details of various devices, most of which reside in /dev.
- 5: Files, which describes various file formats, and includes proc(5), which documents the /proc file system.
- 7: Overviews, conventions, and miscellaneous.
Section 1 |
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intro(1)–Introduction to user commands
ldd(1)–print shared library dependencies
time(1)–time a simple command or give resource usage
Section 2 |
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accept(2)–accept a connection on a socket
accept4(2)–accept a connection on a socket
access(2)–check real user’s permissions for a file
acct(2)–switch process accounting on or off
adjtimex(2)–tune kernel clock
afs_syscall(2)–unimplemented system calls
alarm(2)–set an alarm clock for delivery of a signal
alloc_hugepages(2)–allocate or free huge pages
arch_prctl(2)–set architecture-specific thread state
bdflush(2)–start, flush, or tune buffer-dirty-flush daemon
bind(2)–bind a name to a socket
break(2)–unimplemented system calls
brk(2)–change data segment size
cacheflush(2)–flush contents of instruction and/or data cache
capget(2)–set/get capabilities of thread(s)
capset(2)–set/get capabilities of thread(s)
chdir(2)–change working directory
chmod(2)–change permissions of a file
chown(2)–change ownership of a file
chown32(2)–change ownership of a file
chroot(2)–change root directory
clock_getres(2)–clock and time functions
clock_gettime(2)–clock and time functions
clock_nanosleep(2)–high-resolution sleep with specifiable clock
clock_settime(2)–clock and time functions
clone(2)–create a child process
clone2(2)–create a child process
__clone2(2)–create a child process
close(2)–close a file descriptor
connect(2)–initiate a connection on a socket
creat(2)–open and possibly create a file or device
create_module(2)–create a loadable module entry
delete_module(2)–delete a loadable module entry
dup(2)–duplicate a file descriptor
dup2(2)–duplicate a file descriptor
dup3(2)–duplicate a file descriptor
epoll_create(2)–open an epoll file descriptor
epoll_create1(2)–open an epoll file descriptor
epoll_ctl(2)–control interface for an epoll descriptor
epoll_pwait(2)–wait for an I/O event on an epoll file descriptor
epoll_wait(2)–wait for an I/O event on an epoll file descriptor
eventfd(2)–create a file descriptor for event notification
eventfd2(2)–create a file descriptor for event notification
execve(2)–execute program
exit(2)–terminate the calling process
_Exit(2)–terminate the calling process
_exit(2)–terminate the calling process
exit_group(2)–exit all threads in a process
faccessat(2)–check user’s permissions of a file relative to a directory file descriptor
fadvise64(2)–predeclare an access pattern for file data
fadvise64_64(2)–predeclare an access pattern for file data
fallocate(2)–manipulate file space
fchdir(2)–change working directory
fchmod(2)–change permissions of a file
fchmodat(2)–change permissions of a file relative to a directory file descriptor
fchown(2)–change ownership of a file
fchown32(2)–change ownership of a file
fchownat(2)–change ownership of a file relative to a directory file descriptor
fcntl(2)–manipulate file descriptor
fcntl64(2)–manipulate file descriptor
fdatasync(2)–synchronize a file’s in-core state with storage device
fgetxattr(2)–retrieve an extended attribute value
flistxattr(2)–list extended attribute names
flock(2)–apply or remove an advisory lock on an open file
fork(2)–create a child process
free_hugepages(2)–allocate or free huge pages
fremovexattr(2)–remove an extended attribute
fsetxattr(2)–set an extended attribute value
fstat(2)–get file status
fstat64(2)–get file status
fstatat(2)–get file status relative to a directory file descriptor
fstatat64(2)–get file status relative to a directory file descriptor
fstatfs(2)–get file system statistics
fstatfs64(2)–get file system statistics
fstatvfs(2)–get file system statistics
fsync(2)–synchronize a file’s in-core state with storage device
ftruncate(2)–truncate a file to a specified length
ftruncate64(2)–truncate a file to a specified length
futex(2)–Fast Userspace Locking system call
futimesat(2)–change timestamps of a file relative to a directory file descriptor
getcontext(2)–get or set the user context
getcpu(2)–determine CPU and NUMA node on which the calling thread is running
getcwd(2)–Get current working directory
getdents(2)–get directory entries
getdents64(2)–get directory entries
getdomainname(2)–get/set domain name
getdtablesize(2)–get descriptor table size
getegid(2)–get group identity
getegid32(2)–get group identity
geteuid(2)–get user identity
geteuid32(2)–get user identity
getgid(2)–get group identity
getgid32(2)–get group identity
getgroups(2)–get/set list of supplementary group IDs
getgroups32(2)–get/set list of supplementary group IDs
gethostid(2)–get or set the unique identifier of the current host
gethostname(2)–get/set hostname
getitimer(2)–get or set value of an interval timer
get_kernel_syms(2)–retrieve exported kernel and module symbols
get_mempolicy(2)–Retrieve NUMA memory policy for a process
getpagesize(2)–get memory page size
getpeername(2)–get name of connected peer socket
getpgid(2)–set/get process group
getpgrp(2)–set/get process group
getpid(2)–get process identification
getpmsg(2)–unimplemented system calls
getppid(2)–get process identification
getpriority(2)–get/set program scheduling priority
getresgid(2)–get real, effective and saved user/group IDs
getresgid32(2)–get real, effective and saved user/group IDs
getresuid(2)–get real, effective and saved user/group IDs
getresuid32(2)–get real, effective and saved user/group IDs
getrlimit(2)–get/set resource limits
getrusage(2)–get resource usage
getsid(2)–get session ID
getsockname(2)–get socket name
getsockopt(2)–get and set options on sockets
get_thread_area(2)–Get a Thread Local Storage (TLS) area
gettid(2)–get thread identification
gettimeofday(2)–get / set time
getuid(2)–get user identity
getuid32(2)–get user identity
getxattr(2)–retrieve an extended attribute value
gtty(2)–unimplemented system calls
idle(2)–make process 0 idle
inb(2)–port I/O
inb_p(2)–port I/O
init_module(2)–initialize a loadable module entry
inl(2)–port I/O
inl_p(2)–port I/O
inotify_add_watch(2)–add a watch to an initialized inotify instance
inotify_init(2)–initialize an inotify instance
inotify_init1(2)–initialize an inotify instance
inotify_rm_watch(2)–remove an existing watch from an inotify instance
insb(2)–port I/O
insl(2)–port I/O
insw(2)–port I/O
intro(2)–Introduction to system calls
inw(2)–port I/O
inw_p(2)–port I/O
io_cancel(2)–cancel an outstanding asynchronous I/O operation
ioctl(2)–control device
ioctl_list(2)–list of ioctl calls in Linux/i386 kernel
io_destroy(2)–destroy an asynchronous I/O context
io_getevents(2)–read asynchronous I/O events from the completion queue
ioperm(2)–set port input/output permissions
iopl(2)–change I/O privilege level
ioprio_get(2)–get/set I/O scheduling class and priority
ioprio_set(2)–get/set I/O scheduling class and priority
io_setup(2)–create an asynchronous I/O context
io_submit(2)–submit asynchronous I/O blocks for processing
ipc(2)–System V IPC system calls
kill(2)–send signal to a process
killpg(2)–send signal to a process group
lchown(2)–change ownership of a file
lchown32(2)–change ownership of a file
lgetxattr(2)–retrieve an extended attribute value
link(2)–make a new name for a file
linkat(2)–create a file link relative to directory file descriptors
listen(2)–listen for connections on a socket
listxattr(2)–list extended attribute names
llistxattr(2)–list extended attribute names
llseek(2)–reposition read/write file offset
_llseek(2)–reposition read/write file offset
lock(2)–unimplemented system calls
lookup_dcookie(2)–return a directory entry’s path
lremovexattr(2)–remove an extended attribute
lseek(2)–reposition read/write file offset
lsetxattr(2)–set an extended attribute value
lstat(2)–get file status
lstat64(2)–get file status
madvise(2)–give advice about use of memory
madvise1(2)–unimplemented system calls
mbind(2)–Set memory policy for a memory range
mincore(2)–determine whether pages are resident in memory
mkdir(2)–create a directory
mkdirat(2)–create a directory relative to a directory file descriptor
mknod(2)–create a special or ordinary file
mknodat(2)–create a special or ordinary file relative to a directory file descriptor
mlock(2)–lock and unlock memory
mlockall(2)–lock and unlock memory
mmap(2)–map or unmap files or devices into memory
mmap2(2)–map files or devices into memory
modify_ldt(2)–get or set ldt
mount(2)–mount file system
move_pages(2)–move individual pages of a process to another node
mprotect(2)–set protection on a region of memory
mpx(2)–unimplemented system calls
mq_getsetattr(2)–get/set message queue attributes
mq_notify(2)–register for notification when a message is available
mq_open(2)–open a message queue
mq_timedreceive(2)–receive a message from a message queue
mq_timedsend(2)–send a message to a message queue
mq_unlink(2)–remove a message queue
mremap(2)–re-map a virtual memory address
msgctl(2)–message control operations
msgget(2)–get a message queue identifier
msgop(2)–message operations
msgrcv(2)–message operations
msgsnd(2)–message operations
msync(2)–synchronize a file with a memory map
munlock(2)–lock and unlock memory
munlockall(2)–lock and unlock memory
munmap(2)–map or unmap files or devices into memory
nanosleep(2)–high-resolution sleep
_newselect(2)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
nfsservctl(2)–syscall interface to kernel nfs daemon
nice(2)–change process priority
oldfstat(2)–get file status
oldlstat(2)–get file status
oldolduname(2)–get name and information about current kernel
oldstat(2)–get file status
olduname(2)–get name and information about current kernel
open(2)–open and possibly create a file or device
openat(2)–open a file relative to a directory file descriptor
outb(2)–port I/O
outb_p(2)–port I/O
outl(2)–port I/O
outl_p(2)–port I/O
outsb(2)–port I/O
outsl(2)–port I/O
outsw(2)–port I/O
outw(2)–port I/O
outw_p(2)–port I/O
path_resolution(2)–find the file referred to by a filename
pause(2)–wait for signal
pciconfig_iobase(2)–pci device information handling
pciconfig_read(2)–pci device information handling
pciconfig_write(2)–pci device information handling
personality(2)–set the process execution domain
pipe(2)–create pipe
pipe2(2)–create pipe
pivot_root(2)–change the root file system
poll(2)–wait for some event on a file descriptor
posix_fadvise(2)–predeclare an access pattern for file data
ppoll(2)–wait for some event on a file descriptor
prctl(2)–operations on a process
pread(2)–read from or write to a file descriptor at a given offset
pread64(2)–read from or write to a file descriptor at a given offset
prof(2)–unimplemented system calls
pselect(2)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
pselect6(2)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
ptrace(2)–process trace
putpmsg(2)–unimplemented system calls
pwrite(2)–read from or write to a file descriptor at a given offset
pwrite64(2)–read from or write to a file descriptor at a given offset
query_module(2)–query the kernel for various bits pertaining to modules
quotactl(2)–manipulate disk quota
read(2)–read from a file descriptor
readahead(2)–perform file readahead into page cache
readdir(2)–read directory entry
readlink(2)–read value of a symbolic link
readlinkat(2)–read value of a symbolic link relative to a directory file descriptor
readv(2)–read or write data into multiple buffers
reboot(2)–reboot or enable/disable Ctrl-Alt-Del
recv(2)–receive a message from a socket
recvfrom(2)–receive a message from a socket
recvmsg(2)–receive a message from a socket
remap_file_pages(2)–create a non-linear file mapping
removexattr(2)–remove an extended attribute
rename(2)–change the name or location of a file
renameat(2)–rename a file relative to directory file descriptors
rmdir(2)–delete a directory
rt_sigaction(2)–examine and change a signal action
rt_sigpending(2)–examine pending signals
rt_sigprocmask(2)–examine and change blocked signals
rt_sigqueueinfo(2)–queue a signal and data to a process
rt_sigreturn(2)–return from signal handler and cleanup stack frame
rt_sigsuspend(2)–wait for a signal
rt_sigtimedwait(2)–synchronously wait for queued signals
sbrk(2)–change data segment size
sched_getaffinity(2)— set and get a process’s CPU affinity mask
sched_getparam(2)–set and get scheduling parameters
sched_get_priority_max(2)–get static priority range
sched_get_priority_min(2)–get static priority range
sched_getscheduler(2)–set and get scheduling policy/parameters
sched_rr_get_interval(2)–get the SCHED_RR interval for the named process
sched_setaffinity(2)— set and get a process’s CPU affinity mask
sched_setparam(2)–set and get scheduling parameters
sched_setscheduler(2)–set and get scheduling policy/parameters
sched_yield(2)–yield the processor
security(2)–unimplemented system calls
select(2)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
select_tut(2)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
semctl(2)–semaphore control operations
semget(2)–get a semaphore set identifier
semop(2)–semaphore operations
semtimedop(2)–semaphore operations
send(2)–send a message on a socket
sendfile(2)–transfer data between file descriptors
sendfile64(2)–transfer data between file descriptors
sendmsg(2)–send a message on a socket
sendto(2)–send a message on a socket
setcontext(2)–get or set the user context
setdomainname(2)–get/set domain name
setegid(2)–set effective user or group ID
seteuid(2)–set effective user or group ID
setfsgid(2)–set group identity used for file system checks
setfsgid32(2)–set group identity used for file system checks
setfsuid(2)–set user identity used for file system checks
setfsuid32(2)–set user identity used for file system checks
setgid(2)–set group identity
setgid32(2)–set group identity
setgroups(2)–get/set list of supplementary group IDs
setgroups32(2)–get/set list of supplementary group IDs
sethostid(2)–get or set the unique identifier of the current host
sethostname(2)–get/set hostname
setitimer(2)–get or set value of an interval timer
set_mempolicy(2)–set default NUMA memory policy for a process and its children
setpgid(2)–set/get process group
setpgrp(2)–set/get process group
setpriority(2)–get/set program scheduling priority
setregid(2)–set real and/or effective user or group ID
setregid32(2)–set real and/or effective user or group ID
setresgid(2)–set real, effective and saved user or group ID
setresgid32(2)–set real, effective and saved user or group ID
setresuid(2)–set real, effective and saved user or group ID
setresuid32(2)–set real, effective and saved user or group ID
setreuid(2)–set real and/or effective user or group ID
setreuid32(2)–set real and/or effective user or group ID
setrlimit(2)–get/set resource limits
setsid(2)–creates a session and sets the process group ID
setsockopt(2)–get and set options on sockets
set_thread_area(2)–Set a Thread Local Storage (TLS) area
set_tid_address(2)–set pointer to thread ID
settimeofday(2)–get / set time
setuid(2)–set user identity
setuid32(2)–set user identity
setup(2)–setup devices and file systems, mount root file system
setxattr(2)–set an extended attribute value
sgetmask(2)–manipulation of signal mask (obsolete)
shmat(2)–shared memory operations
shmctl(2)–shared memory control
shmdt(2)–shared memory operations
shmget(2)–allocates a shared memory segment
shmop(2)–shared memory operations
shutdown(2)–shut down part of a full-duplex connection
sigaction(2)–examine and change a signal action
sigaltstack(2)–set and/or get signal stack context
signal(2)–ANSI C signal handling
signalfd(2)–create a file descriptor for accepting signals
signalfd4(2)–create a file descriptor for accepting signals
sigpending(2)–examine pending signals
sigprocmask(2)–examine and change blocked signals
sigqueue(2)–queue a signal and data to a process
sigreturn(2)–return from signal handler and cleanup stack frame
sigsuspend(2)–wait for a signal
sigtimedwait(2)–synchronously wait for queued signals
sigwaitinfo(2)–synchronously wait for queued signals
socket(2)–create an endpoint for communication
socketcall(2)–socket system calls
socketpair(2)–create a pair of connected sockets
splice(2)–splice data to/from a pipe
spu_create(2)–create a new spu context
spu_run(2)–execute an SPU context
ssetmask(2)–manipulation of signal mask (obsolete)
stat(2)–get file status
stat64(2)–get file status
statfs(2)–get file system statistics
statfs64(2)–get file system statistics
statvfs(2)–get file system statistics
stime(2)–set time
stty(2)–unimplemented system calls
swapoff(2)–start/stop swapping to file/device
swapon(2)–start/stop swapping to file/device
symlink(2)–make a new name for a file
symlinkat(2)–create a symbolic link relative to a directory file descriptor
sync(2)–commit buffer cache to disk
sync_file_range(2)–sync a file segment with disk
syscall(2)–indirect system call
_syscall(2)–invoking a system call without library support (OBSOLETE)
syscalls(2)–Linux system calls
sysctl(2)–read/write system parameters
_sysctl(2)–read/write system parameters
sysfs(2)–get file system type information
sysinfo(2)–returns information on overall system statistics
syslog(2)–read and/or clear kernel message ring buffer; set console_loglevel
tee(2)–duplicating pipe content
tgkill(2)–send a signal to a thread
time(2)–get time in seconds
timer_create(2)–create a POSIX per-process timer
timer_delete(2)–delete a POSIX per-process timer
timerfd_create(2)–timers that notify via file descriptors
timerfd_gettime(2)–timers that notify via file descriptors
timerfd_settime(2)–timers that notify via file descriptors
timer_getoverrun(2)–get overrun count for a POSIX per-process timer
timer_gettime(2)–arm/disarm and fetch state of POSIX per-process timer
timer_settime(2)–arm/disarm and fetch state of POSIX per-process timer
times(2)–get process times
tkill(2)–send a signal to a thread
truncate(2)–truncate a file to a specified length
truncate64(2)–truncate a file to a specified length
tuxcall(2)–unimplemented system calls
ugetrlimit(2)–get/set resource limits
umask(2)–set file mode creation mask
umount(2)–unmount file system
umount2(2)–unmount file system
uname(2)–get name and information about current kernel
unimplemented(2)–unimplemented system calls
unlink(2)–delete a name and possibly the file it refers to
unlinkat(2)–remove a directory entry relative to a directory file descriptor
unshare(2)–disassociate parts of the process execution context
uselib(2)–load shared library
ustat(2)–get file system statistics
utime(2)–change file last access and modification times
utimensat(2)–change file timestamps with nanosecond precision
utimes(2)–change file last access and modification times
vfork(2)–create a child process and block parent
vhangup(2)–virtually hangup the current tty
vm86(2)–enter virtual 8086 mode
vm86old(2)–enter virtual 8086 mode
vmsplice(2)–splice user pages into a pipe
vserver(2)–unimplemented system calls
wait(2)–wait for process to change state
wait3(2)–wait for process to change state, BSD style
wait4(2)–wait for process to change state, BSD style
waitid(2)–wait for process to change state
waitpid(2)–wait for process to change state
write(2)–write to a file descriptor
writev(2)–read or write data into multiple buffers
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a64l(3)–convert between long and base-64
abort(3)–cause abnormal process termination
abs(3)–compute the absolute value of an integer
acos(3)–arc cosine function
acosf(3)–arc cosine function
acosh(3)–inverse hyperbolic cosine function
acoshf(3)–inverse hyperbolic cosine function
acoshl(3)–inverse hyperbolic cosine function
acosl(3)–arc cosine function
addmntent(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
addseverity(3)–introduce new severity classes
adjtime(3)–correct the time to synchronize the system clock
aio_cancel(3)–cancel an outstanding asynchronous I/O request
aio_error(3)–get error status of asynchronous I/O operation
aio_fsync(3)–asynchronous file synchronization
aio_read(3)–asynchronous read
aio_return(3)–get return status of asynchronous I/O operation
aio_suspend(3)–wait for asynchronous I/O operation or timeout
aio_write(3)–asynchronous write
alloca(3)–allocate memory that is automatically freed
alphasort(3)–scan a directory for matching entries
argz(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_add(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_add_sep(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_append(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_count(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_create(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_create_sep(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_delete(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_extract(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_insert(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_next(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_replace(3)–functions to handle an argz list
argz_stringify(3)–functions to handle an argz list
asctime(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
asctime_r(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
asin(3)–arc sine function
asinf(3)–arc sine function
asinh(3)–inverse hyperbolic sine function
asinhf(3)–inverse hyperbolic sine function
asinhl(3)–inverse hyperbolic sine function
asinl(3)–arc sine function
asprintf(3)–print to allocated string
assert(3)–abort the program if assertion is false
assert_perror(3)–test errnum and abort
atan(3)–arc tangent function
atan2(3)–arc tangent function of two variables
atan2f(3)–arc tangent function of two variables
atan2l(3)–arc tangent function of two variables
atanf(3)–arc tangent function
atanh(3)–inverse hyperbolic tangent function
atanhf(3)–inverse hyperbolic tangent function
atanhl(3)–inverse hyperbolic tangent function
atanl(3)–arc tangent function
atexit(3)–register a function to be called at normal process termination
atof(3)–convert a string to a double
atoi(3)–convert a string to an integer
atol(3)–convert a string to an integer
atoll(3)–convert a string to an integer
atoq(3)–convert a string to an integer
auth_destroy(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
authnone_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
authunix_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
authunix_create_default(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
backtrace(3)–support for application self-debugging
backtrace_symbols(3)–support for application self-debugging
backtrace_symbols_fd(3)–support for application self-debugging
basename(3)–parse pathname components
bcmp(3)–compare byte sequences
bcopy(3)–copy byte sequence
be16toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
be32toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
be64toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
bindresvport(3)–bind a socket to a privileged IP port
bsd_signal(3)–signal handling with BSD semantics
bsearch(3)–binary search of a sorted array
bstring(3)–byte string operations
btowc(3)–convert single byte to wide character
btree(3)–btree database access method
byteorder(3)–convert values between host and network byte order
bzero(3)–write zero-valued bytes
cabs(3)–absolute value of a complex number
cabsf(3)–absolute value of a complex number
cabsl(3)–absolute value of a complex number
cacos(3)–complex arc cosine
cacosf(3)–complex arc cosine
cacosh(3)–complex arc hyperbolic cosine
cacoshf(3)–complex arc hyperbolic cosine
cacoshl(3)–complex arc hyperbolic cosine
cacosl(3)–complex arc cosine
calloc(3)–Allocate and free dynamic memory
callrpc(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
canonicalize_file_name(3)— return the canonicalized filename
carg(3)–calculate the argument
cargf(3)–calculate the argument
cargl(3)–calculate the argument
casin(3)–complex arc sine
casinf(3)–complex arc sine
casinh(3)–complex arc sine hyperbolic
casinhf(3)–complex arc sine hyperbolic
casinhl(3)–complex arc sine hyperbolic
casinl(3)–complex arc sine
catan(3)–complex arc tangents
catanf(3)–complex arc tangents
catanh(3)–complex arc tangents hyperbolic
catanhf(3)–complex arc tangents hyperbolic
catanhl(3)–complex arc tangents hyperbolic
catanl(3)–complex arc tangents
catclose(3)–open/close a message catalog
catgets(3)–get message from a message catalog
catopen(3)–open/close a message catalog
cbc_crypt(3)–fast DES encryption
cbrt(3)–cube root function
cbrtf(3)–cube root function
cbrtl(3)–cube root function
ccos(3)–complex cosine function
ccosf(3)–complex cosine function
ccosh(3)–complex hyperbolic cosine
ccoshf(3)–complex hyperbolic cosine
ccoshl(3)–complex hyperbolic cosine
ccosl(3)–complex cosine function
ceil(3)–ceiling function: smallest integral value not less than argument
ceilf(3)–ceiling function: smallest integral value not less than argument
ceill(3)–ceiling function: smallest integral value not less than argument
cerf(3)–complex error function
cerfc(3)–complex error function
cerfcf(3)–complex error function
cerfcl(3)–complex error function
cerff(3)–complex error function
cerfl(3)–complex error function
cexp(3)–complex exponential function
cexp2(3)–base-2 exponent of a complex number
cexp2f(3)–base-2 exponent of a complex number
cexp2l(3)–base-2 exponent of a complex number
cexpf(3)–complex exponential function
cexpl(3)–complex exponential function
cfgetispeed(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cfgetospeed(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cfmakeraw(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cfree(3)–free allocated memory
cfsetispeed(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cfsetospeed(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cfsetspeed(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
cimag(3)–get imaginary part of a complex number
cimagf(3)–get imaginary part of a complex number
cimagl(3)–get imaginary part of a complex number
clearenv(3)–clear the environment
clearerr(3)–check and reset stream status
clearerr_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
clnt_broadcast(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_call(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_control(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_destroy(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_freeres(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_geterr(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_pcreateerror(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_perrno(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_perror(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clntraw_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_spcreateerror(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_sperrno(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnt_sperror(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clnttcp_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clntudp_bufcreate(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clntudp_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
clock(3)–Determine processor time
clock_getcpuclockid(3)–obtain ID of a process CPU-time clock
clock_getres(3)–clock and time functions
clock_gettime(3)–clock and time functions
clock_settime(3)–clock and time functions
clog(3)–natural logarithm of a complex number
clog10(3)–base-10 logarithm of a complex number
clog10f(3)–base-10 logarithm of a complex number
clog10l(3)–base-10 logarithm of a complex number
clog2(3)–base-2 logarithm of a complex number
clog2f(3)–base-2 logarithm of a complex number
clog2l(3)–base-2 logarithm of a complex number
clogf(3)–natural logarithm of a complex number
clogl(3)–natural logarithm of a complex number
closedir(3)–close a directory
closelog(3)–send messages to the system logger
cmsg(3)–Access ancillary data
CMSG_ALIGN(3)–Access ancillary data
CMSG_FIRSTHDR(3)–Access ancillary data
CMSG_NXTHDR(3)–Access ancillary data
CMSG_SPACE(3)–Access ancillary data
confstr(3)–get configuration dependent string variables
conj(3)–calculate the complex conjugate
conjf(3)–calculate the complex conjugate
conjl(3)–calculate the complex conjugate
copysign(3)–copy sign of a number
copysignf(3)–copy sign of a number
copysignl(3)–copy sign of a number
cos(3)–cosine function
cosf(3)–cosine function
cosh(3)–hyperbolic cosine function
coshf(3)–hyperbolic cosine function
coshl(3)–hyperbolic cosine function
cosl(3)–cosine function
cpow(3)–complex power function
cpowf(3)–complex power function
cpowl(3)–complex power function
cproj(3)–project into Riemann Sphere
cprojf(3)–project into Riemann Sphere
cprojl(3)–project into Riemann Sphere
CPU_ALLOC(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_ALLOC_SIZE(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_AND(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_AND_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_CLR(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_CLR_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_COUNT(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_COUNT_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_EQUAL(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_EQUAL_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_FREE(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_ISSET(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_ISSET_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_OR(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_OR_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_SET(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_SET_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_XOR(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_XOR_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_ZERO(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
CPU_ZERO_S(3)–macros for manipulating CPU sets
creal(3)–get real part of a complex number
crealf(3)–get real part of a complex number
creall(3)–get real part of a complex number
crypt(3)–password and data encryption
crypt_r(3)–password and data encryption
csin(3)–complex sine function
csinf(3)–complex sine function
csinh(3)–complex hyperbolic sine
csinhf(3)–complex hyperbolic sine
csinhl(3)–complex hyperbolic sine
csinl(3)–complex sine function
csqrt(3)–complex square root
csqrtf(3)–complex square root
csqrtl(3)–complex square root
ctan(3)–complex tangent function
ctanf(3)–complex tangent function
ctanh(3)–complex hyperbolic tangent
ctanhf(3)–complex hyperbolic tangent
ctanhl(3)–complex hyperbolic tangent
ctanl(3)–complex tangent function
ctermid(3)–get controlling terminal name
ctime(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
ctime_r(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
cuserid(3)–get username
daemon(3)–run in the background
daylight(3)–initialize time conversion information
db(3)–database access methods
dbopen(3)–database access methods
des_crypt(3)–fast DES encryption
des_setparity(3)–fast DES encryption
difftime(3)–calculate time difference
dirfd(3)–get directory stream file descriptor
dirname(3)–parse pathname components
div(3)–compute quotient and remainder of an integer division
dladdr(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dlclose(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dlerror(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dl_iterate_phdr(3)–walk through list of shared objects
dlopen(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dlsym(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dlvsym(3)–programming interface to dynamic linking loader
dn_comp(3)–resolver routines
dn_expand(3)–resolver routines
dprintf(3)–print to a file descriptor
drand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
drand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
drem(3)— floating-point remainder function
dremf(3)— floating-point remainder function
dreml(3)— floating-point remainder function
dysize(3)–get number of days for a given year
eaccess(3)–check effective user’s permissions for a file
ecb_crypt(3)–fast DES encryption
ecvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
ecvt_r(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
edata(3)–end of program segments
encrypt(3)–encrypt 64-bit messages
encrypt_r(3)–encrypt 64-bit messages
end(3)–end of program segments
endaliasent(3)–read an alias entry
endfsent(3)–handle fstab entries
endgrent(3)–get group file entry
endhostent(3)–get network host entry
endian(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
endmntent(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
endnetent(3)–get network entry
endnetgrent(3)–handle network group entries
endprotoent(3)–get protocol entry
endpwent(3)–get password file entry
endrpcent(3)–get RPC entry
endservent(3)–get service entry
endspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
endttyent(3)–get ttys file entry
endusershell(3)–get permitted user shells
endutent(3)–access utmp file entries
endutxent(3)–access utmp file entries
envz(3)–environment string support
envz_add(3)–environment string support
envz_entry(3)–environment string support
envz_get(3)–environment string support
envz_merge(3)–environment string support
envz_remove(3)–environment string support
envz_strip(3)–environment string support
erand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
erand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
erf(3)–error function
erfc(3)–complementary error function
erfcf(3)–complementary error function
erfcl(3)–complementary error function
erff(3)–error function
erfl(3)–error function
err(3)–formatted error messages
errno(3)–number of last error
error(3)–glibc error reporting functions
error_at_line(3)–glibc error reporting functions
error_message_count(3)–glibc error reporting functions
error_on_per_line(3)–glibc error reporting functions
error_print_progname(3)–glibc error reporting functions
errx(3)–formatted error messages
etext(3)–end of program segments
ether_aton(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_aton_r(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_hostton(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_line(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_ntoa(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_ntoa_r(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
ether_ntohost(3)–Ethernet address manipulation routines
euidaccess(3)–check effective user’s permissions for a file
eventfd_read(3)–create a file descriptor for event notification
eventfd_write(3)–create a file descriptor for event notification
exec(3)–execute a file
execl(3)–execute a file
execle(3)–execute a file
execlp(3)–execute a file
execv(3)–execute a file
execvp(3)–execute a file
exit(3)–cause normal process termination
exp(3)–base-e exponential function
exp10(3)–base-10 exponential function
exp10f(3)–base-10 exponential function
exp10l(3)–base-10 exponential function
exp2(3)–base-2 exponential function
exp2f(3)–base-2 exponential function
exp2l(3)–base-2 exponential function
expf(3)–base-e exponential function
expl(3)–base-e exponential function
expm1(3)–exponential minus 1
expm1f(3)–exponential minus 1
expm1l(3)–exponential minus 1
fabs(3)–absolute value of floating-point number
fabsf(3)–absolute value of floating-point number
fabsl(3)–absolute value of floating-point number
__fbufsize(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fclose(3)–close a stream
fcloseall(3)–close all open streams
fcvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
fcvt_r(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
FD_CLR(3)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
fdim(3)–positive difference
fdimf(3)–positive difference
fdiml(3)–positive difference
FD_ISSET(3)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
fdopen(3)–stream open functions
fdopendir(3)–open a directory
FD_SET(3)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
FD_ZERO(3)–synchronous I/O multiplexing
feclearexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fedisableexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
feenableexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fegetenv(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fegetexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fegetexceptflag(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fegetround(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
feholdexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fenv(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
feof(3)–check and reset stream status
feof_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
feraiseexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
ferror(3)–check and reset stream status
ferror_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fesetenv(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fesetexceptflag(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fesetround(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fetestexcept(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
feupdateenv(3)–floating-point rounding and exception handling
fexecve(3)–execute program specified via file descriptor
fflush(3)–flush a stream
fflush_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
ffs(3)–find first bit set in a word
ffsl(3)–find first bit set in a word
ffsll(3)–find first bit set in a word
fgetc(3)–input of characters and strings
fgetc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fgetgrent(3)–get group file entry
fgetgrent_r(3)–get group file entry reentrantly
fgetpos(3)–reposition a stream
fgetpwent(3)–get password file entry
fgetpwent_r(3)–get passwd file entry reentrantly
fgets(3)–input of characters and strings
fgetspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
fgetspent_r(3)–get shadow password file entry
fgets_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fgetwc(3)–read a wide character from a FILE stream
fgetwc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fgetws(3)–read a wide-character string from a FILE stream
fgetws_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fileno(3)–check and reset stream status
fileno_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
finite(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
finitef(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
finitel(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
__flbf(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
flockfile(3)–lock FILE for stdio
floor(3)–largest integral value not greater than argument
floorf(3)–largest integral value not greater than argument
floorl(3)–largest integral value not greater than argument
_flushlbf(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fma(3)–floating-point multiply and add
fmaf(3)–floating-point multiply and add
fmal(3)–floating-point multiply and add
fmax(3)–determine maximum of two floating-point numbers
fmaxf(3)–determine maximum of two floating-point numbers
fmaxl(3)–determine maximum of two floating-point numbers
fmemopen(3)— open memory as stream
fmin(3)–determine minimum of two floating-point numbers
fminf(3)–determine minimum of two floating-point numbers
fminl(3)–determine minimum of two floating-point numbers
fmod(3)–floating-point remainder function
fmodf(3)–floating-point remainder function
fmodl(3)–floating-point remainder function
fmtmsg(3)–print formatted error messages
fnmatch(3)–match filename or pathname
fopen(3)–stream open functions
fopencookie(3)–opening a custom stream
forkpty(3)–tty utility functions
fpathconf(3)–get configuration values for files
fpclassify(3)–floating-point classification macros
__fpending(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
fpurge(3)–purge a stream
__fpurge(3)–purge a stream
fputc(3)–output of characters and strings
fputc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fputs(3)–output of characters and strings
fputs_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fputwc(3)–write a wide character to a FILE stream
fputwc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fputws(3)–write a wide-character string to a FILE stream
fputws_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
fread(3)–binary stream input/output
__freadable(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
__freading(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fread_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
free(3)–Allocate and free dynamic memory
freeaddrinfo(3)–network address and service translation
freehostent(3)–get network hostnames and addresses
freeifaddrs(3)–get interface addresses
freopen(3)–stream open functions
frexp(3)–convert floating-point number to fractional and integral components
frexpf(3)–convert floating-point number to fractional and integral components
frexpl(3)–convert floating-point number to fractional and integral components
fscanf(3)–input format conversion
fseek(3)–reposition a stream
fseeko(3)–seek to or report file position
__fsetlocking(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fsetpos(3)–reposition a stream
ftell(3)–reposition a stream
ftello(3)–seek to or report file position
ftime(3)–return date and time
ftok(3)–convert a pathname and a project identifier to a System V IPC key
ftrylockfile(3)–lock FILE for stdio
fts(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
fts_children(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
fts_close(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
fts_open(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
fts_read(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
fts_set(3)— traverse a file hierarchy
ftw(3)–file tree walk
funlockfile(3)–lock FILE for stdio
futimens(3)–change file timestamps with nanosecond precision
futimes(3)–change file timestamps
fwide(3)–set and determine the orientation of a FILE stream
fwprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
__fwritable(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
fwrite(3)–binary stream input/output
fwrite_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
__fwriting(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
gai_strerror(3)–network address and service translation
gamma(3)–(logarithm of the) gamma function
gammaf(3)–(logarithm of the) gamma function
gammal(3)–(logarithm of the) gamma function
gcvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
getaddrinfo(3)–network address and service translation
getaliasbyname(3)–read an alias entry
getaliasbyname_r(3)–read an alias entry
getaliasent(3)–read an alias entry
getaliasent_r(3)–read an alias entry
getc(3)–input of characters and strings
getchar(3)–input of characters and strings
getchar_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
getc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
get_current_dir_name(3)–Get current working directory
getcwd(3)–Get current working directory
getdate(3)–convert a date-plus-time string to broken-down time
getdate_err(3)–convert a date-plus-time string to broken-down time
getdate_r(3)–convert a date-plus-time string to broken-down time
getdelim(3)–delimited string input
getdirentries(3)–get directory entries in a file system-independent format
getenv(3)–get an environment variable
getfsent(3)–handle fstab entries
getfsfile(3)–handle fstab entries
getfsspec(3)–handle fstab entries
getgrent(3)–get group file entry
getgrent_r(3)–get group file entry reentrantly
getgrgid(3)–get group file entry
getgrgid_r(3)–get group file entry
getgrnam(3)–get group file entry
getgrnam_r(3)–get group file entry
getgrouplist(3)–get list of groups to which a user belongs
gethostbyaddr(3)–get network host entry
gethostbyaddr_r(3)–get network host entry
gethostbyname(3)–get network host entry
gethostbyname2(3)–get network host entry
gethostbyname2_r(3)–get network host entry
gethostbyname_r(3)–get network host entry
gethostent(3)–get network host entry
gethostent_r(3)–get network host entry
gethostid(3)–get or set the unique identifier of the current host
getifaddrs(3)–get interface addresses
getipnodebyaddr(3)–get network hostnames and addresses
getipnodebyname(3)–get network hostnames and addresses
getline(3)–delimited string input
getloadavg(3)–get system load averages
getlogin(3)–get username
getlogin_r(3)–get username
getmntent(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
getmntent_r(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
get_myaddress(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
getnameinfo(3)–address-to-name translation in protocol-independent manner
getnetbyaddr(3)–get network entry
getnetbyaddr_r(3)–get network entry (reentrant)
getnetbyname(3)–get network entry
getnetbyname_r(3)–get network entry (reentrant)
getnetent(3)–get network entry
getnetent_r(3)–get network entry (reentrant)
getnetgrent(3)–handle network group entries
getnetgrent_r(3)–handle network group entries
getopt(3)–Parse command-line options
getopt_long(3)–Parse command-line options
getopt_long_only(3)–Parse command-line options
getpass(3)–get a password
getprotobyname(3)–get protocol entry
getprotobyname_r(3)–get protocol entry (reentrant)
getprotobynumber(3)–get protocol entry
getprotobynumber_r(3)–get protocol entry (reentrant)
getprotoent(3)–get protocol entry
getprotoent_r(3)–get protocol entry (reentrant)
getpt(3)–open the pseudo-terminal master (PTM)
getpw(3)–Re-construct password line entry
getpwent(3)–get password file entry
getpwent_r(3)–get passwd file entry reentrantly
getpwnam(3)–get password file entry
getpwnam_r(3)–get password file entry
getpwuid(3)–get password file entry
getpwuid_r(3)–get password file entry
getrpcbyname(3)–get RPC entry
getrpcbyname_r(3)–get RPC entry (reentrant)
getrpcbynumber(3)–get RPC entry
getrpcbynumber_r(3)–get RPC entry (reentrant)
getrpcent(3)–get RPC entry
getrpcent_r(3)–get RPC entry (reentrant)
getrpcport(3)–get RPC port number
gets(3)–input of characters and strings
getservbyname(3)–get service entry
getservbyname_r(3)–get service entry (reentrant)
getservbyport(3)–get service entry
getservbyport_r(3)–get service entry (reentrant)
getservent(3)–get service entry
getservent_r(3)–get service entry (reentrant)
getspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
getspent_r(3)–get shadow password file entry
getspnam(3)–get shadow password file entry
getspnam_r(3)–get shadow password file entry
getsubopt(3)–parse suboption arguments from a string
getttyent(3)–get ttys file entry
getttynam(3)–get ttys file entry
getumask(3)–get file creation mask
getusershell(3)–get permitted user shells
getutent(3)–access utmp file entries
getutent_r(3)–access utmp file entries
getutid(3)–access utmp file entries
getutid_r(3)–access utmp file entries
getutline(3)–access utmp file entries
getutline_r(3)–access utmp file entries
getutmp(3)–copy utmp structure to utmpx, and vice versa
getutmpx(3)–copy utmp structure to utmpx, and vice versa
getutxent(3)–access utmp file entries
getutxid(3)–access utmp file entries
getutxline(3)–access utmp file entries
getw(3)–input and output of words (ints)
getwc(3)–read a wide character from a FILE stream
getwchar(3)–read a wide character from standard input
getwchar_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
getwc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
getwd(3)–Get current working directory
glob(3)–find pathnames matching a pattern, free memory from glob()
globfree(3)–find pathnames matching a pattern, free memory from glob()
gmtime(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
gmtime_r(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
gnu_dev_major(3)–manage a device number
gnu_dev_makedev(3)–manage a device number
gnu_dev_minor(3)–manage a device number
gnu_get_libc_release(3)–get glibc version and release
gnu_get_libc_version(3)–get glibc version and release
grantpt(3)–grant access to the slave pseudo-terminal
gsignal(3)–software signal facility
hash(3)–hash database access method
hasmntopt(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
hcreate(3)–hash table management
hcreate_r(3)–hash table management
hdestroy(3)–hash table management
hdestroy_r(3)–hash table management
h_errno(3)–get network host entry
herror(3)–get network host entry
hsearch(3)–hash table management
hsearch_r(3)–hash table management
hstrerror(3)–get network host entry
htobe16(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htobe32(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htobe64(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htole16(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htole32(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htole64(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
htonl(3)–convert values between host and network byte order
htons(3)–convert values between host and network byte order
HUGE_VAL(3)–floating-point constants
HUGE_VALF(3)–floating-point constants
HUGE_VALL(3)–floating-point constants
hypot(3)–Euclidean distance function
hypotf(3)–Euclidean distance function
hypotl(3)–Euclidean distance function
iconv(3)–perform character set conversion
iconv_close(3)–deallocate descriptor for character set conversion
iconv_open(3)–allocate descriptor for character set conversion
ilogb(3)–get integer exponent of a floating-point value
ilogbf(3)–get integer exponent of a floating-point value
ilogbl(3)–get integer exponent of a floating-point value
imaxabs(3)–compute the absolute value of an integer
imaxdiv(3)–compute quotient and remainder of an integer division
index(3)–locate character in string
inet(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_addr(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_aton(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_lnaof(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_makeaddr(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_netof(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_network(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_ntoa(3)–Internet address manipulation routines
inet_ntop(3)–convert IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from binary to text form
inet_pton(3)–convert IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from text to binary form
INFINITY(3)–floating-point constants
infnan(3)–deal with infinite or not-a-number (NaN) result
initgroups(3)–initialize the supplementary group access list
initstate(3)–random number generator
initstate_r(3)–reentrant random number generator
innetgr(3)–handle network group entries
insque(3)–insert/remove an item from a queue
intro(3)–Introduction to library functions
iruserok(3)–routines for returning a stream to a remote command
isalnum(3)–character classification routines
isalpha(3)–character classification routines
isascii(3)–character classification routines
isatty(3)–test whether a file descriptor refers to a terminal
isblank(3)–character classification routines
iscntrl(3)–character classification routines
isdigit(3)–character classification routines
isfinite(3)–floating-point classification macros
isgraph(3)–character classification routines
isgreater(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
isgreaterequal(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
isinf(3)–floating-point classification macros
isinff(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
isinfl(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
isless(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
islessequal(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
islessgreater(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
islower(3)–character classification routines
isnan(3)–floating-point classification macros
isnanf(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
isnanl(3)–BSD floating-point classification functions
isnormal(3)–floating-point classification macros
isprint(3)–character classification routines
ispunct(3)–character classification routines
isspace(3)–character classification routines
isunordered(3)–floating-point relational tests without exception for NaN
isupper(3)–character classification routines
iswalnum(3)–test for alphanumeric wide character
iswalpha(3)–test for alphabetic wide character
iswblank(3)–test for whitespace wide character
iswcntrl(3)–test for control wide character
iswctype(3)–wide-character classification
iswdigit(3)–test for decimal digit wide character
iswgraph(3)–test for graphic wide character
iswlower(3)–test for lowercase wide character
iswprint(3)–test for printing wide character
iswpunct(3)–test for punctuation or symbolic wide character
iswspace(3)–test for whitespace wide character
iswupper(3)–test for uppercase wide character
iswxdigit(3)–test for hexadecimal digit wide character
isxdigit(3)–character classification routines
j0(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
j0f(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
j0l(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
j1(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
j1f(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
j1l(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
jn(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
jnf(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
jnl(3)–Bessel functions of the first kind
jrand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
jrand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
key_decryptsession(3)–interfaces to rpc keyserver daemon
key_encryptsession(3)–interfaces to rpc keyserver daemon
key_gendes(3)–interfaces to rpc keyserver daemon
key_secretkey_is_set(3)–interfaces to rpc keyserver daemon
key_setsecret(3)–interfaces to rpc keyserver daemon
klogctl(3)–read and/or clear kernel message ring buffer; set console_loglevel
l64a(3)–convert between long and base-64
labs(3)–compute the absolute value of an integer
lckpwdf(3)–get shadow password file entry
lcong48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
lcong48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
ldexp(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of 2
ldexpf(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of 2
ldexpl(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of 2
ldiv(3)–compute quotient and remainder of an integer division
le16toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
le32toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
le64toh(3)–convert values between host and big-/little-endian byte order
lfind(3)–linear search of an array
lgamma(3)–log gamma function
lgammaf(3)–log gamma function
lgammaf_r(3)–log gamma function
lgammal(3)–log gamma function
lgammal_r(3)–log gamma function
lgamma_r(3)–log gamma function
llabs(3)–compute the absolute value of an integer
lldiv(3)–compute quotient and remainder of an integer division
llrint(3)–round to nearest integer
llrintf(3)–round to nearest integer
llrintl(3)–round to nearest integer
llround(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
llroundf(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
llroundl(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
localeconv(3)–get numeric formatting information
localtime(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
localtime_r(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
lockf(3)–apply, test or remove a POSIX lock on an open file
log(3)–natural logarithmic function
log10(3)— base-10 logarithmic function
log10f(3)— base-10 logarithmic function
log10l(3)— base-10 logarithmic function
log1p(3)— logarithm of 1 plus argument
log1pf(3)— logarithm of 1 plus argument
log1pl(3)— logarithm of 1 plus argument
log2(3)–base-2 logarithmic function
log2f(3)–base-2 logarithmic function
log2l(3)–base-2 logarithmic function
logb(3)–get exponent of a floating-point value
logbf(3)–get exponent of a floating-point value
logbl(3)–get exponent of a floating-point value
logf(3)–natural logarithmic function
login(3)–write utmp and wtmp entries
login_tty(3)–tty utility functions
logl(3)–natural logarithmic function
logout(3)–write utmp and wtmp entries
logwtmp(3)–append an entry to the wtmp file
longjmp(3)–non-local jump to a saved stack context
lrand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
lrand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
lrint(3)–round to nearest integer
lrintf(3)–round to nearest integer
lrintl(3)–round to nearest integer
lround(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
lroundf(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
lroundl(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
lsearch(3)–linear search of an array
lseek64(3)–reposition 64-bit read/write file offset
lutimes(3)–change file timestamps
major(3)–manage a device number
makecontext(3)–manipulate user context
makedev(3)–manage a device number
malloc(3)–Allocate and free dynamic memory
malloc_hook(3)–malloc debugging variables
__malloc_hook(3)–malloc debugging variables
matherr(3)–SVID math library exception handling
MB_CUR_MAX(3)–maximum length of a multibyte character in the current locale
mblen(3)–determine number of bytes in next multibyte character
MB_LEN_MAX(3)–maximum multibyte length of a character across all locales
mbrlen(3)–determine number of bytes in next multibyte character
mbrtowc(3)–convert a multibyte sequence to a wide character
mbsinit(3)–test for initial shift state
mbsnrtowcs(3)–convert a multibyte string to a wide-character string
mbsrtowcs(3)–convert a multibyte string to a wide-character string
mbstowcs(3)–convert a multibyte string to a wide-character string
mbtowc(3)–convert a multibyte sequence to a wide character
memalign(3)–Allocate aligned memory
memccpy(3)–copy memory area
memchr(3)–scan memory for a character
memcmp(3)–compare memory areas
memcpy(3)–copy memory area
memfrob(3)–frobnicate (encrypt) a memory area
memmem(3)–locate a substring
memmove(3)–copy memory area
mempcpy(3)–copy memory area
memrchr(3)–scan memory for a character
memset(3)–fill memory with a constant byte
minor(3)–manage a device number
mkdtemp(3)–create a unique temporary directory
mkfifo(3)–make a FIFO special file (a named pipe)
mkfifoat(3)–make a FIFO (named pipe) relative to a directory file descriptor
mkostemp(3)–create a unique temporary file
mkstemp(3)–create a unique temporary file
mktemp(3)–make a unique temporary filename
mktime(3)–transform date and time to broken-down time or ASCII
mmap64(3)–map files or devices into memory
modf(3)–extract signed integral and fractional values from floating-point number
modff(3)–extract signed integral and fractional values from floating-point number
modfl(3)–extract signed integral and fractional values from floating-point number
mpool(3)–shared memory buffer pool
mq_close(3)–close a message queue descriptor
mq_getattr(3)–get/set message queue attributes
mq_notify(3)–register for notification when a message is available
mq_open(3)–open a message queue
mq_receive(3)–receive a message from a message queue
mq_send(3)–send a message to a message queue
mq_setattr(3)–get/set message queue attributes
mq_timedreceive(3)–receive a message from a message queue
mq_timedsend(3)–send a message to a message queue
mq_unlink(3)–remove a message queue
mrand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
mrand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
mtrace(3)–malloc debugging
muntrace(3)–malloc debugging
NAN(3)–floating-point constants
nan(3)–return ‘Not a Number’
nanf(3)–return ‘Not a Number’
nanl(3)–return ‘Not a Number’
nearbyint(3)–round to nearest integer
nearbyintf(3)–round to nearest integer
nearbyintl(3)–round to nearest integer
netlink(3)–Netlink macros
nextafter(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nextafterf(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nextafterl(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nexttoward(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nexttowardf(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nexttowardl(3)–floating-point number manipulation
nftw(3)–file tree walk
nl_langinfo(3)–query language and locale information
nrand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
nrand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
ntohl(3)–convert values between host and network byte order
ntohs(3)–convert values between host and network byte order
offsetof(3)–offset of a structure member
on_exit(3)–register a function to be called at normal process termination
opendir(3)–open a directory
openlog(3)–send messages to the system logger
open_memstream(3)— open memory as stream
openpty(3)–tty utility functions
open_wmemstream(3)— open memory as stream
optarg(3)–Parse command-line options
opterr(3)–Parse command-line options
optind(3)–Parse command-line options
optopt(3)–Parse command-line options
passwd2des(3)–RFS password encryption
pathconf(3)–get configuration values for files
pclose(3)–pipe stream to or from a process
perror(3)–print a system error message
pmap_getmaps(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
pmap_getport(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
pmap_rmtcall(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
pmap_set(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
pmap_unset(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
popen(3)–pipe stream to or from a process
posix_fallocate(3)–allocate file space
posix_memalign(3)–Allocate aligned memory
posix_openpt(3)–open a pseudo-terminal device
pow(3)–power functions
pow10(3)–base-10 power functions
pow10f(3)–base-10 power functions
pow10l(3)–base-10 power functions
powf(3)–power functions
powl(3)–power functions
printf(3)–formatted output conversion
profil(3)–execution time profile
program_invocation_name(3)— obtain name used to invoke calling program
program_invocation_short_name(3)— obtain name used to invoke calling program
psignal(3)–print signal message
pthread_attr_destroy(3)–initialize and destroy thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getaffinity_np(3)–set/get CPU affinity attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getdetachstate(3)–set/get detach state attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getguardsize(3)–set/get guard size attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getinheritsched(3)–set/get inherit scheduler attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getschedparam(3)–set/get scheduling parameter attributes in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getschedpolicy(3)–set/get scheduling policy attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getscope(3)–set/get contention scope attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getstack(3)–set/get stack attributes in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getstackaddr(3)–set/get stack address attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_getstacksize(3)–set/get stack size attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_init(3)–initialize and destroy thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setaffinity_np(3)–set/get CPU affinity attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setdetachstate(3)–set/get detach state attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setguardsize(3)–set/get guard size attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setinheritsched(3)–set/get inherit scheduler attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setschedparam(3)–set/get scheduling parameter attributes in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setschedpolicy(3)–set/get scheduling policy attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setscope(3)–set/get contention scope attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setstack(3)–set/get stack attributes in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setstackaddr(3)–set/get stack address attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_attr_setstacksize(3)–set/get stack size attribute in thread attributes object
pthread_cancel(3)–send a cancellation request to a thread
pthread_cleanup_pop(3)–push and pop thread cancellation clean-up handlers
pthread_cleanup_pop_restore_np(3)–push and pop thread cancellation clean-up handlers while saving cancelability type
pthread_cleanup_push(3)–push and pop thread cancellation clean-up handlers
pthread_cleanup_push_defer_np(3)–push and pop thread cancellation clean-up handlers while saving cancelability type
pthread_create(3)–create a new thread
pthread_detach(3)–detach a thread
pthread_equal(3)–compare thread IDs
pthread_exit(3)–terminate calling thread
pthread_getaffinity_np(3)–set/get CPU affinity of a thread
pthread_getattr_np(3)–get attributes of created thread
pthread_getconcurrency(3)–set/get the concurrency level
pthread_getcpuclockid(3)–retrieve ID of a thread’s CPU time clock
pthread_getschedparam(3)–set/get scheduling policy and parameters of a thread
pthread_join(3)–join with a terminated thread
pthread_kill(3)–send a signal to a thread
pthread_kill_other_threads_np(3)–terminate all other threads in process
pthread_self(3)–obtain ID of the calling thread
pthread_setaffinity_np(3)–set/get CPU affinity of a thread
pthread_setcancelstate(3)–set cancelability state and type
pthread_setcanceltype(3)–set cancelability state and type
pthread_setconcurrency(3)–set/get the concurrency level
pthread_setschedparam(3)–set/get scheduling policy and parameters of a thread
pthread_setschedprio(3)–set scheduling priority of a thread
pthread_sigmask(3)–examine and change mask of blocked signals
pthread_testcancel(3)–request delivery of any pending cancellation request
pthread_timedjoin_np(3)–try to join with a terminated thread
pthread_tryjoin_np(3)–try to join with a terminated thread
pthread_yield(3)–yield the processor
ptsname(3)–get the name of the slave pseudo-terminal
ptsname_r(3)–get the name of the slave pseudo-terminal
putc(3)–output of characters and strings
putchar(3)–output of characters and strings
putchar_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
putc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
putenv(3)–change or add an environment variable
putgrent(3)–write a group database entry to a file
putpwent(3)–write a password file entry
puts(3)–output of characters and strings
putspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
pututline(3)–access utmp file entries
pututxline(3)–access utmp file entries
putw(3)–input and output of words (ints)
putwc(3)–write a wide character to a FILE stream
putwchar(3)–write a wide character to standard output
putwchar_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
putwc_unlocked(3)–non-locking stdio functions
qecvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
qecvt_r(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
qfcvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
qfcvt_r(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
qgcvt(3)–convert a floating-point number to a string
qsort(3)–sorts an array
queue(3)–implementations of lists, tail queues, and circular queues
raise(3)–send a signal to the caller
rand(3)–pseudo-random number generator
random(3)–random number generator
random_r(3)–reentrant random number generator
rand_r(3)–pseudo-random number generator
rawmemchr(3)–scan memory for a character
rcmd(3)–routines for returning a stream to a remote command
readdir(3)–read a directory
readdir_r(3)–read a directory
realloc(3)–Allocate and free dynamic memory
realpath(3)–return the canonicalized absolute pathname
recno(3)–record number database access method
re_comp(3)–BSD regex functions
re_exec(3)–BSD regex functions
regcomp(3)–POSIX regex functions
regerror(3)–POSIX regex functions
regex(3)–POSIX regex functions
regexec(3)–POSIX regex functions
regfree(3)–POSIX regex functions
registerrpc(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
remainder(3)— floating-point remainder function
remainderf(3)— floating-point remainder function
remainderl(3)— floating-point remainder function
remove(3)–remove a file or directory
remque(3)–insert/remove an item from a queue
remquo(3)–remainder and part of quotient
remquof(3)–remainder and part of quotient
remquol(3)–remainder and part of quotient
res_init(3)–resolver routines
res_mkquery(3)–resolver routines
resolver(3)–resolver routines
res_query(3)–resolver routines
res_querydomain(3)–resolver routines
res_search(3)–resolver routines
res_send(3)–resolver routines
rewind(3)–reposition a stream
rewinddir(3)–reset directory stream
rexec(3)–return stream to a remote command
rindex(3)–locate character in string
rint(3)–round to nearest integer
rintf(3)–round to nearest integer
rintl(3)–round to nearest integer
round(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
roundf(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
roundl(3)–round to nearest integer, away from zero
rpc(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
rpmatch(3)–determine if the answer to a question is affirmative or negative
rresvport(3)–routines for returning a stream to a remote command
rtime(3)–get time from a remote machine
rtnetlink(3)–macros to manipulate rtnetlink messages
ruserok(3)–routines for returning a stream to a remote command
scalb(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix (OBSOLETE)
scalbf(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix (OBSOLETE)
scalbl(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix (OBSOLETE)
scalbln(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scalblnf(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scalblnl(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scalbn(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scalbnf(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scalbnl(3)–multiply floating-point number by integral power of radix
scandir(3)–scan a directory for matching entries
scanf(3)–input format conversion
sched_getcpu(3)–determine CPU on which the calling thread is running
seed48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
seed48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
seekdir(3)–set the position of the next readdir() call in the directory stream.
sem_close(3)–close a named semaphore
sem_destroy(3)–destroy an unnamed semaphore
sem_getvalue(3)–get the value of a semaphore
sem_init(3)–initialize an unnamed semaphore
sem_open(3)–initialize and open a named semaphore
sem_post(3)–unlock a semaphore
sem_timedwait(3)–lock a semaphore
sem_trywait(3)–lock a semaphore
sem_unlink(3)–remove a named semaphore
sem_wait(3)–lock a semaphore
setaliasent(3)–read an alias entry
setbuf(3)–stream buffering operations
setbuffer(3)–stream buffering operations
setenv(3)–change or add an environment variable
__setfpucw(3)–set FPU control word on i386 architecture (obsolete)
setfsent(3)–handle fstab entries
setgrent(3)–get group file entry
sethostent(3)–get network host entry
sethostid(3)–get or set the unique identifier of the current host
setjmp(3)–save stack context for non-local goto
setkey(3)–encrypt 64-bit messages
setkey_r(3)–encrypt 64-bit messages
setlinebuf(3)–stream buffering operations
setlocale(3)–set the current locale
setlogmask(3)–set log priority mask
setmntent(3)–get file system descriptor file entry
setnetent(3)–get network entry
setnetgrent(3)–handle network group entries
setprotoent(3)–get protocol entry
setpwent(3)–get password file entry
setrpcent(3)–get RPC entry
setservent(3)–get service entry
setspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
setstate(3)–random number generator
setstate_r(3)–reentrant random number generator
setttyent(3)–get ttys file entry
setusershell(3)–get permitted user shells
setutent(3)–access utmp file entries
setutxent(3)–access utmp file entries
setvbuf(3)–stream buffering operations
sgetspent(3)–get shadow password file entry
sgetspent_r(3)–get shadow password file entry
shm_open(3)–Create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
shm_unlink(3)–Create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
sigaddset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigandset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigblock(3)–BSD signal API
sigdelset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigemptyset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigfillset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
siggetmask(3)–BSD signal API
sighold(3)–System V signal API
sigignore(3)–System V signal API
siginterrupt(3)–allow signals to interrupt system calls
sigisemptyset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigismember(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
siglongjmp(3)–non-local jump to a saved stack context
sigmask(3)–BSD signal API
signbit(3)–test sign of a real floating-point number
signgam(3)–log gamma function
significand(3)–get mantissa of floating-point number
significandf(3)–get mantissa of floating-point number
significandl(3)–get mantissa of floating-point number
sigorset(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigpause(3)–atomically release blocked signals and wait for interrupt
sigrelse(3)–System V signal API
sigset(3)–System V signal API
sigsetjmp(3)–save stack context for non-local goto
sigsetmask(3)–BSD signal API
sigsetops(3)–POSIX signal set operations.
sigvec(3)–BSD signal API
sigwait(3)–wait for a signal
sin(3)–sine function
sincos(3)–calculate sin and cos simultaneously
sincosf(3)–calculate sin and cos simultaneously
sincosl(3)–calculate sin and cos simultaneously
sinf(3)–sine function
sinh(3)–hyperbolic sine function
sinhf(3)–hyperbolic sine function
sinhl(3)–hyperbolic sine function
sinl(3)–sine function
sleep(3)–Sleep for the specified number of seconds
snprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
sockatmark(3)–determine whether socket is at out-of-band mark
sprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
sqrt(3)–square root function
sqrtf(3)–square root function
sqrtl(3)–square root function
srand(3)–pseudo-random number generator
srand48(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
srand48_r(3)–generate uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers reentrantly
srandom(3)–random number generator
srandom_r(3)–reentrant random number generator
sscanf(3)–input format conversion
ssignal(3)–software signal facility
stdarg(3)–variable argument lists
stderr(3)–standard I/O streams
stdin(3)–standard I/O streams
stdio(3)–standard input/output library functions
stdio_ext(3)–interfaces to stdio FILE structure
stdout(3)–standard I/O streams
stpcpy(3)–copy a string returning a pointer to its end
stpncpy(3)–copy a fixed-size string, returning a pointer to its end
strcasecmp(3)–compare two strings ignoring case
strcasestr(3)–locate a substring
strcat(3)–concatenate two strings
strchr(3)–locate character in string
strchrnul(3)–locate character in string
strcmp(3)–compare two strings
strcoll(3)–compare two strings using the current locale
strcpy(3)–copy a string
strcspn(3)–search a string for a set of characters
strdup(3)–duplicate a string
strdupa(3)–duplicate a string
strerror(3)–return string describing error number
strerror_r(3)–return string describing error number
strfmon(3)–convert monetary value to a string
strfry(3)–randomize a string
strftime(3)–format date and time
string(3)–string operations
strlen(3)–calculate the length of a string
strncasecmp(3)–compare two strings ignoring case
strncat(3)–concatenate two strings
strncmp(3)–compare two strings
strncpy(3)–copy a string
strndup(3)–duplicate a string
strndupa(3)–duplicate a string
strnlen(3)–determine the length of a fixed-size string
strpbrk(3)–search a string for any of a set of characters
strptime(3)–convert a string representation of time to a time tm structure
strrchr(3)–locate character in string
strsep(3)–extract token from string
strsignal(3)–return string describing signal
strspn(3)–search a string for a set of characters
strstr(3)–locate a substring
strtod(3)–convert ASCII string to floating-point number
strtof(3)–convert ASCII string to floating-point number
strtoimax(3)–convert string to integer
strtok(3)–extract tokens from strings
strtok_r(3)–extract tokens from strings
strtol(3)–convert a string to a long integer
strtold(3)–convert ASCII string to floating-point number
strtoll(3)–convert a string to a long integer
strtoq(3)–convert a string to a long integer
strtoul(3)–convert a string to an unsigned long integer
strtoull(3)–convert a string to an unsigned long integer
strtoumax(3)–convert string to integer
strtouq(3)–convert a string to an unsigned long integer
strverscmp(3)–compare two version strings
strxfrm(3)–string transformation
svc_destroy(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_auth(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_decode(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_noproc(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_noprog(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_progvers(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_systemerr(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcerr_weakauth(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcfd_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_freeargs(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_getargs(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_getcaller(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_getreq(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_getreqset(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcraw_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_register(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_run(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_sendreply(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svctcp_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcudp_bufcreate(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svcudp_create(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
svc_unregister(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
swab(3)–swap adjacent bytes
swapcontext(3)–manipulate user context
swprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
sysconf(3)–Get configuration information at runtime
sys_errlist(3)–print a system error message
syslog(3)–send messages to the system logger
sys_nerr(3)–print a system error message
system(3)–execute a shell command
sysv_signal(3)–signal handling with System V semantics
tan(3)–tangent function
tanf(3)–tangent function
tanh(3)–hyperbolic tangent function
tanhf(3)–hyperbolic tangent function
tanhl(3)–hyperbolic tangent function
tanl(3)–tangent function
tcdrain(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcflow(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcflush(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcgetattr(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcgetpgrp(3)–get and set terminal foreground process group
tcgetsid(3)–get session ID
tcsendbreak(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcsetattr(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tcsetpgrp(3)–get and set terminal foreground process group
tdelete(3)–manage a binary tree
tdestroy(3)–manage a binary tree
telldir(3)–return current location in directory stream
tempnam(3)–create a name for a temporary file
termios(3)–get and set terminal attributes, line control, get and set baud rate
tfind(3)–manage a binary tree
tgamma(3)–true gamma function
tgammaf(3)–true gamma function
tgammal(3)–true gamma function
timegm(3)–inverses of gmtime and localtime
timelocal(3)–inverses of gmtime and localtime
timeradd(3)–timeval operations
timerclear(3)–timeval operations
timercmp(3)–timeval operations
timerisset(3)–timeval operations
timersub(3)–timeval operations
timezone(3)–initialize time conversion information
tmpfile(3)–create a temporary file
tmpnam(3)–create a name for a temporary file
tmpnam_r(3)–create a name for a temporary file
toascii(3)–convert character to ASCII
tolower(3)–convert letter to upper or lower case
toupper(3)–convert letter to upper or lower case
towctrans(3)–wide-character transliteration
towlower(3)–convert a wide character to lowercase
towupper(3)–convert a wide character to uppercase
trunc(3)–round to integer, towards zero
truncf(3)–round to integer, towards zero
truncl(3)–round to integer, towards zero
tsearch(3)–manage a binary tree
ttyname(3)–return name of a terminal
ttyname_r(3)–return name of a terminal
ttyslot(3)–find the slot of the current user’s terminal in some file
twalk(3)–manage a binary tree
tzname(3)–initialize time conversion information
tzset(3)–initialize time conversion information
ualarm(3)–schedule signal after given number of microseconds
ulckpwdf(3)–get shadow password file entry
ulimit(3)–get and set user limits
undocumented(3)–undocumented library functions
ungetc(3)–input of characters and strings
ungetwc(3)–push back a wide character onto a FILE stream
unlocked_stdio(3)–non-locking stdio functions
unlockpt(3)–unlock a pseudo-terminal master/slave pair
unsetenv(3)–change or add an environment variable
updwtmp(3)–append an entry to the wtmp file
updwtmpx(3)–append an entry to the wtmp file
usleep(3)–suspend execution for microsecond intervals
utmpname(3)–access utmp file entries
utmpxname(3)–access utmp file entries
va_arg(3)–variable argument lists
va_copy(3)–variable argument lists
va_end(3)–variable argument lists
valloc(3)–Allocate aligned memory
vasprintf(3)–print to allocated string
va_start(3)–variable argument lists
vdprintf(3)–print to a file descriptor
verr(3)–formatted error messages
verrx(3)–formatted error messages
versionsort(3)–scan a directory for matching entries
vfprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
vfscanf(3)–input format conversion
vfwprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
vprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
vscanf(3)–input format conversion
vsnprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
vsprintf(3)–formatted output conversion
vsscanf(3)–input format conversion
vswprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
vsyslog(3)–send messages to the system logger
vwarn(3)–formatted error messages
vwarnx(3)–formatted error messages
vwprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
warn(3)–formatted error messages
warnx(3)–formatted error messages
wcpcpy(3)–copy a wide-character string, returning a pointer to its end
wcpncpy(3)–copy a fixed-size string of wide characters, returning a pointer to its end
wcrtomb(3)–convert a wide character to a multibyte sequence
wcscasecmp(3)–compare two wide-character strings, ignoring case
wcscat(3)–concatenate two wide-character strings
wcschr(3)–search a wide character in a wide-character string
wcscmp(3)–compare two wide-character strings
wcscpy(3)–copy a wide-character string
wcscspn(3)–search a wide-character string for any of a set of wide characters
wcsdup(3)–duplicate a wide-character string
wcslen(3)–determine the length of a wide-character string
wcsncasecmp(3)–compare two fixed-size wide-character strings, ignoring case
wcsncat(3)–concatenate two wide-character strings
wcsncmp(3)–compare two fixed-size wide-character strings
wcsncpy(3)–copy a fixed-size string of wide characters
wcsnlen(3)–determine the length of a fixed-size wide-character string
wcsnrtombs(3)–convert a wide-character string to a multibyte string
wcspbrk(3)–search a wide-character string for any of a set of wide characters
wcsrchr(3)–search a wide character in a wide-character string
wcsrtombs(3)–convert a wide-character string to a multibyte string
wcsspn(3)–advance in a wide-character string, skipping any of a set of wide characters
wcsstr(3)–locate a substring in a wide-character string
wcstoimax(3)–convert wide-character string to integer
wcstok(3)–split wide-character string into tokens
wcstombs(3)–convert a wide-character string to a multibyte string
wcstoumax(3)–convert wide-character string to integer
wcswidth(3)–determine columns needed for a fixed-size wide-character string
wctob(3)–try to represent a wide character as a single byte
wctomb(3)–convert a wide character to a multibyte sequence
wctrans(3)–wide-character translation mapping
wctype(3)–wide-character classification
wcwidth(3)–determine columns needed for a wide character
wmemchr(3)–search a wide character in a wide-character array
wmemcmp(3)–compare two arrays of wide-characters
wmemcpy(3)–copy an array of wide-characters
wmemmove(3)–copy an array of wide-characters
wmempcpy(3)–copy memory area
wmemset(3)–fill an array of wide-characters with a constant wide character
wordexp(3)–perform word expansion like a posix-shell
wordfree(3)–perform word expansion like a posix-shell
wprintf(3)–formatted wide-character output conversion
xcrypt(3)–RFS password encryption
xdecrypt(3)–RFS password encryption
xdr(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_accepted_reply(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_array(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_authunix_parms(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_bool(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_bytes(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_callhdr(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_callmsg(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_char(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_destroy(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_double(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_enum(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_float(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_free(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_getpos(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_inline(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_int(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_long(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrmem_create(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_opaque(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_opaque_auth(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_pmap(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_pmaplist(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_pointer(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrrec_create(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrrec_endofrecord(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrrec_eof(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrrec_skiprecord(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_reference(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_rejected_reply(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_replymsg(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xdr_setpos(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_short(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdrstdio_create(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_string(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_u_char(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_u_int(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_u_long(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_union(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_u_short(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_vector(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_void(3)–library routines for external data representation
xdr_wrapstring(3)–library routines for external data representation
xencrypt(3)–RFS password encryption
xprt_register(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
xprt_unregister(3)–library routines for remote procedure calls
y0(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
y0f(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
y0l(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
y1(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
y1f(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
y1l(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
yn(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
ynf(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
ynl(3)–Bessel functions of the second kind
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console(4)–console terminal and virtual consoles
console_codes(4)–Linux console escape and control sequences
console_ioctl(4)–ioctl’s for console terminal and virtual consoles
cpuid(4)–x86 CPUID access device
dsp56k(4)–DSP56001 interface device
epoll(4)–I/O event notification facility
fd(4)–floppy disk device
fifo(4)–first-in first-out special file, named pipe
full(4)–always full device
futex(4)–Fast Userspace Locking
hd(4)–MFM/IDE hard disk devices
initrd(4)–boot loader initialized RAM disk
intro(4)–Introduction to special files
kmem(4)–system memory, kernel memory and system ports
lp(4)–line printer devices
mem(4)–system memory, kernel memory and system ports
mouse(4)–serial mouse interface
msr(4)–x86 CPU MSR access device
null(4)–data sink
port(4)–system memory, kernel memory and system ports
ptmx(4)–pseudo-terminal master and slave
pts(4)–pseudo-terminal master and slave
ram(4)–ram disk device
random(4)–kernel random number source devices
rtc(4)–real-time clock
sd(4)–Driver for SCSI Disk Drives
sk98lin(4)–Marvell/SysKonnect Gigabit Ethernet driver v6.21
st(4)–SCSI tape device
tty(4)–controlling terminal
tty_ioctl(4)–ioctls for terminals and serial lines
ttyS(4)–serial terminal lines
urandom(4)–kernel random number source devices
vcs(4)–virtual console memory
vcsa(4)–virtual console memory
wavelan(4)–AT&T GIS WaveLAN ISA device driver .” .” SYNOPSIS part .”
zero(4)–data sink
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acct(5)–process accounting file
charmap(5)–character symbols to define character encodings
complex(5)–basics of complex mathematics
core(5)–core dump file
dir_colors(5)–configuration file for dircolors(1)
elf(5)–format of Executable and Linking Format (ELF) files
environ(5)–user environment
filesystems(5)–Linux file-system types: minix, ext, ext2, ext3, Reiserfs, XFS, JFS, xia, msdos, umsdos, vfat, proc, nfs, iso9660, hpfs, sysv, smb, ncpfs
fs(5)–Linux file-system types: minix, ext, ext2, ext3, Reiserfs, XFS, JFS, xia, msdos, umsdos, vfat, proc, nfs, iso9660, hpfs, sysv, smb, ncpfs
ftpusers(5)–list of users that may not log in via the FTP daemon
group(5)–user group file
host.conf(5)–resolver configuration file
hosts(5)–The static table lookup for hostnames
hosts.equiv(5)–list of hosts and users that are granted “trusted” fBrfP command access to your system
intro(5)–Introduction to file formats
ipc(5)–System V interprocess communication mechanisms
issue(5)–pre-login message and identification file
locale(5)–Describes a locale definition file
motd(5)–message of the day
networks(5)–network name information
nologin(5)–prevent non-root users from logging into the system
nscd.conf(5)–name service cache daemon configuration file
nsswitch.conf(5)–System Databases and Name Service Switch configuration file
numa_maps(5)–overview of Non-Uniform Memory Architecture
passwd(5)–password file
proc(5)–process information pseudo-file system
protocols(5)–the protocols definition file
resolv.conf(5)–resolver configuration file
resolver(5)–resolver configuration file
rpc(5)–rpc program number data base
securetty(5)–file which lists ttys from which root can log in
services(5)–Internet network services list
shells(5)–pathnames of valid login shells
slabinfo(5)–Kernel slab allocator statistics
termcap(5)–terminal capability database
ttytype(5)–terminal device to default terminal type mapping
tzfile(5)–timezone information
utmp(5)–login records
utmpx(5)–login records
wtmp(5)–login records
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intro(6)–Introduction to games
Section 7 |
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armscii-8(7)–Armenian Character Set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
arp(7)–Linux ARP kernel module.
ascii(7)–the ASCII character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
boot(7)–General description of boot sequence
bootparam(7)–Introduction to boot time parameters of the Linux kernel
capabilities(7)–overview of Linux capabilities
charsets(7)–programmer’s view of character sets and internationalization
complex(7)–basics of complex mathematics
cp1251(7)–the CP 1251 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
cpuset(7)–confine processes to processor and memory node subsets
credentials(7)–process identifiers
ddp(7)–Linux AppleTalk protocol implementation
environ(7)–user environment
epoll(7)–I/O event notification facility
feature_test_macros(7)–feature test macros
fifo(7)–first-in first-out special file, named pipe
futex(7)–Fast Userspace Locking
glibc(7)–Overview of standard C libraries on Linux
glob(7)–Globbing pathnames
hier(7)–Description of the file system hierarchy
hostname(7)–hostname resolution description
icmp(7)–Linux IPv4 ICMP kernel module.
inotify(7)–monitoring file system events
intro(7)–Introduction to overview, conventions, and miscellany section
ip(7)–Linux IPv4 protocol implementation
ipv6(7)–Linux IPv6 protocol implementation
iso-8859-1(7)–the ISO 8859-1 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-10(7)–the ISO 8859-10 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-11(7)–the ISO 8859-11 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-13(7)–the ISO 8859-13 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-14(7)–the ISO 8859-14 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-15(7)–the ISO 8859-15 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-16(7)–the ISO 8859-16 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-2(7)–the ISO 8859-2 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-3(7)–the ISO 8859-3 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-4(7)–the ISO 8859-4 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-5(7)–the ISO 8859-5 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-6(7)–the ISO 8859-6 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-7(7)–the ISO 8859-7 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-8(7)–the ISO 8859-8 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso-8859-9(7)–the ISO 8859-9 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-1(7)–the ISO 8859-1 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-10(7)–the ISO 8859-10 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-11(7)–the ISO 8859-11 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-13(7)–the ISO 8859-13 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-14(7)–the ISO 8859-14 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-15(7)–the ISO 8859-15 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-16(7)–the ISO 8859-16 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-2(7)–the ISO 8859-2 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-3(7)–the ISO 8859-3 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-4(7)–the ISO 8859-4 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-5(7)–the ISO 8859-5 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-6(7)–the ISO 8859-6 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-7(7)–the ISO 8859-7 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-8(7)–the ISO 8859-8 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859-9(7)–the ISO 8859-9 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_1(7)–the ISO 8859-1 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_10(7)–the ISO 8859-10 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_11(7)–the ISO 8859-11 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_13(7)–the ISO 8859-13 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_14(7)–the ISO 8859-14 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_15(7)–the ISO 8859-15 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_16(7)–the ISO 8859-16 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_2(7)–the ISO 8859-2 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_3(7)–the ISO 8859-3 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_4(7)–the ISO 8859-4 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_5(7)–the ISO 8859-5 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_6(7)–the ISO 8859-6 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_7(7)–the ISO 8859-7 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_8(7)–the ISO 8859-8 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
iso_8859_9(7)–the ISO 8859-9 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
koi8-r(7)–Russian Net Character Set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
koi8-u(7)–Ukrainian Net Character Set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin1(7)–the ISO 8859-1 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin10(7)–the ISO 8859-16 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin2(7)–the ISO 8859-2 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin3(7)–the ISO 8859-3 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin4(7)–the ISO 8859-4 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin5(7)–the ISO 8859-9 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin6(7)–the ISO 8859-10 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin7(7)–the ISO 8859-13 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin8(7)–the ISO 8859-14 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
latin9(7)–the ISO 8859-15 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
libc(7)–Overview of standard C libraries on Linux
locale(7)–Description of multi-language support
mailaddr(7)–mail addressing description
man-pages(7)–conventions for writing Linux man pages
man(7)–macros to format man pages
math_error(7)–detecting errors from mathematical functions
mdoc(7)–quick reference guide for the .Nm -mdoc macro package
mdoc.samples(7)–tutorial sampler for writing .Bx manuals with .Nm -mdoc
mq_overview(7)–Overview of POSIX message queues
netdevice(7)–Low level access to Linux network devices
netlink(7)–Communication between kernel and userspace (AF_NETLINK)
numa(7)–overview of Non-Uniform Memory Architecture
operator(7)–C operator precedence and order of evaluation
packet(7)–packet interface on device level.
path_resolution(7)–find the file referred to by a filename
pipe(7)–overview of pipes and FIFOs
posixoptions(7)–optional parts of the POSIX standard
pthreads(7)–POSIX threads
pty(7)–pseudo-terminal interfaces
raw(7)–Linux IPv4 raw sockets
regex(7)–POSIX.2 regular expressions
rtld-audit(7)–auditing API for the dynamic linker
rtnetlink(7)–Linux IPv4 routing socket
sem_overview(7)–Overview of POSIX semaphores
shm_overview(7)–Overview of POSIX shared memory
signal(7)–overview of signals
socket(7)–Linux socket interface
spufs(7)–the SPU file system
standards(7)–C and UNIX Standards
suffixes(7)–list of file suffixes
svipc(7)–System V interprocess communication mechanisms
symlink(7)–symbolic link handling
tcp(7)–TCP protocol
termio(7)–the System V terminal driver interface
time(7)–overview of time and timers
tis-620(7)–the ISO 8859-11 character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
udp(7)–User Datagram Protocol for IPv4
udplite(7)–Lightweight User Datagram Protocol
unicode(7)–the Universal Character Set
units(7)–decimal and binary prefixes
unix(7)–Sockets for local interprocess communication
uri(7)–uniform resource identifier (URI), including a URL or URN
url(‘/7’)–uniform resource identifier (URI), including a URL or URN
urn(7)–uniform resource identifier (URI), including a URL or URN
utf-8(7)–an ASCII compatible multi-byte Unicode encoding
utf8(7)–an ASCII compatible multi-byte Unicode encoding
x25(7)–ITU-T X.25 / ISO-8208 protocol interface.
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intro(8)–Introduction to administration and privileged commands
ld-linux(8)–dynamic linker/loader
ld-linux.so(8)–dynamic linker/loader
ld.so(8)–dynamic linker/loader
ldconfig(8)–configure dynamic linker run-time bindings
nscd(8)–name service cache daemon
sync(8)–synchronize data on disk with memory
tzselect(8)–select a timezone
zdump(8)–timezone dumper
zic(8)–timezone compiler
