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Section

25.7.4 Aborting a Program
22.3.1 Absolute Priority
20.8.1 Absolute Value
16.9.3 Accepting Connections
13.14.1 File Access Modes
14.9.6 How Your Access to a File is Decided
28.4 Access to the Controlling Terminal
14.2 Accessing Directories
29.2.2 Actions in the NSS configuration
12.22.2 Adding Severity Classes
29.4.1 Adding another Service to NSS
16.3.1 Address Formats
24.3.2 Advanced Signal Handling
24.2.3 Alarm Signals
3.2.4 Allocation Debugging
17.8.1 Allocating Pseudo-Terminals
25.3.6 Combining Multiple Argp Parsers
25.3.11 Argp Examples
25.3.7 Flags for argp_parse
25.3.2 Argp Global Variables
25.3.8 Customizing Argp Help Output
25.3.10 Flags for the argp_help Function
25.3.9 The argp_help Function
25.3.4 Specifying Options in an Argp Parser
25.3.5 Argp Parser Functions
25.3.3 Specifying Argp Parsers
25.3.12 Argp User Customization
25.3.1 The argp_parse Function
25.3 Parsing Program Options with Argp
25.1.1 Program Argument Syntax Conventions
5.15.1 Argz Functions
5.15 Argz and Envz Vectors
20.8 Arithmetic Functions
9.2 Array Search Function
9.3 Array Sort Function
24.2.4 Asynchronous I/O Signals
13.10 Perform I/O Operations in Parallel
13.10.1 Asynchronous Read and Write Operations
24.4.7 Atomic Data Access and Signal Handling
14.9.1 The meaning of the File Attributes
25.5 Auxiliary Vector
25.5.1 Definition of getauxval
19.8.2 BSD Random Number Functions
24.10 BSD Signal Handling
17.5 BSD Terminal Modes
26.8 BSD Process Wait Function
34.1 Backtraces
22.3.3 Basic Scheduling Functions
24.3.1 Basic Signal Handling
1.2.3 Berkeley Unix
12.17 Text and Binary Streams
12.11 Block Input/Output
24.7 Blocking Signals
24.7.5 Blocking Signals for a Handler
21.4.3 Broken-down Time
12.20.1 Buffering Concepts
16.6.5 Byte Order Conversion
16.9.6 Byte Stream Socket Example
22.3.5 Limiting execution to certain CPUs
21.3.1 CPU Time Inquiry
21.4 Calendar Time
10.2.1 Calling glob
10.4.2 Calling wordexp
13.10.4 Cancellation of AIO Operations
17.3 Two Styles of Input: Canonical or Not
4.2 Case Conversion
12.8 Character Input
6.2 Overview about Character Handling Functions
2.1 Checking for Errors
24.7.6 Checking for Pending Signals
7.2 Choosing a Locale
4.1 Classification of Characters
4.3 Character class determination for wide characters
13.5.3 Cleaning Streams
25.7.3 Cleanups on Exit
12.4 Closing Streams
16.8.2 Closing a Socket
5.8 Collation Functions
8.1.4 How to use the catgets interface
16.2 Communication Styles
9.1 Defining the Comparison Function
20.9 Complex Numbers
5.5 Concatenating Strings
28.1 Concepts of Job Control
24.1 Basic Concepts of Signals
13.10.5 How to optimize the AIO implementation
16.11.2 Configuring inetd
16.9.1 Making a Connection
16.9 Using Sockets with Connections
A.1 Explicitly Checking Internal Consistency
32.4.2 Constants for sysconf Parameters
28.6.6 Continuing Stopped Jobs
20.7 Floating-Point Control Functions
17.4.6 Control Modes
13.11 Control Operations on Files
12.20.3 Controlling Which Kind of Buffering
28.3 Controlling Terminal of a Process
12.13.2 Conversion Specifier Options
6.3.4 Converting Multibyte and Wide Character Strings
6.3.3 Converting Single Characters
5.4 Copying Strings and Arrays
14.8 Creating Directories
15.1 Creating a Pipe
26.4 Creating a Process
16.8.1 Creating a Socket
12.21.2 Programming Your Own Custom Streams
12.13 Customizing printf
33.4 DES Encryption
28.6.1 Data Structures for the Shell
A.5 Data Type Measurements
30.15 User and Group Database Example
16.10.3 Datagram Socket Example
16.10 Datagram Socket Operations
35.2.1 Setting Process-wide defaults for thread attributes
24.4 Defining Signal Handlers
12.13.3 Defining the Output Handler
14.6 Deleting Files
24.1.3 How Signals Are Delivered
13.13 File Descriptor Flags
13.4 Descriptors and Streams
11.2.1 Directories
14.2.1 Format of a Directory Entry
13.12 Duplicating Descriptors
12.12.8 Dynamically Allocating Formatted Output
12.14.6 Dynamically Allocating String Conversions
12.15 End-Of-File and Errors
7.1 What Effects a Locale Has
21.2 Elapsed Time
30.8 Enabling and Disabling Setuid Access
5.14 Encode Binary Data
25.4.1 Environment Access
25.4 Environment Variables
5.15.2 Envz Functions
5.11 Erasing Sensitive Data
2.2 Error Codes
2.3 Error Messages
12.16 Recovering from errors
19.7 Known Maximum Errors in Math Functions
16.10.4 Example of Reading Datagrams
25.2.2 Example of Parsing Arguments with getopt
12.12.11 Example of Parsing a Template String
12.22.3 How to use fmtmsg and addseverity
32.4.3 Examples of sysconf
26.5 Executing a File
25.7.2 Exit Status
10.4.1 The Stages of Word Expansion
19.4 Exponentiation and Logarithms
6.1 Introduction to Extended Characters
29.4 Extending NSS
15.3 FIFO Special Files
20.8.5 Setting and modifying single bits of FP values
20.8.6 Floating-Point Comparison Functions
20.5.1 FP Exceptions
19.9 Is Fast Code or Small Code preferred?
1.3.4 Feature Test Macros
14.9 File Attributes
13.15 File Locks
32.8 Minimum Values for File System Limits
11.2.3 File Name Errors
11.2.4 Portability of File Names
11.2.2 File Name Resolution
11.2 File Names
14.9.4 File Owner
13.3 Setting the File Position of a Descriptor
11.1.2 File Position
12.18 File Positioning
14.9.10 File Size
13.14 File Status Flags
14.9.9 File Times
31.3 Controlling and Querying Mounts
5.10 Finding Tokens in a String
10.2.2 Flags for Globbing
10.3.2 Flags for POSIX Regular Expressions
24.3.5 Flags for sigaction
10.4.3 Flags for Word Expansion
20.4 Floating-Point Number Classification Functions
20.5 Errors in Floating-Point Calculations
20.3 Floating Point Numbers
A.5.3 Floating Type Macros
12.12.5 Floating-Point Conversions
12.20.2 Flushing Buffers
28.6.4 Foreground and Background
12.14.1 Formatted Input Basics
12.14.8 Formatted Input Functions
12.14 Formatted Input
12.22 Formatted Messages
12.12.1 Formatted Output Basics
12.12.7 Formatted Output Functions
12.12 Formatted Output
21.4.5 Formatting Calendar Time
7.8 A dedicated function to format numbers
28.7 Functions for Job Control
32.1 General Capacity Limits
24.6 Generating Signals
6.5 Generic Charset Conversion
6.5.1 Generic Character Set Conversion Interface
25.2.4 Example of Parsing Long Options with getopt_long
25.2.3 Parsing Long Options with getopt_long
25.2 Parsing program options using getopt
13.14.4 Getting and Setting File Status Flags
1.1 Getting Started
10.2 Globbing
30.14.1 The Data Structure for a Group
30.14 Group Database
24.4.1 Signal Handlers that Return
14.4 Hard Links
9.5 The hsearch function.
1.3.1 Header Files
8.2.2 Programs to handle message catalogs for gettext
21.4.4 High Accuracy Clock
21.4.2 High-Resolution Calendar
16.6.2 Host Addresses
31.1 Host Identification
30.4 How an Application Can Change Persona
12.10.2 Using ungetc To Do Unreading
A.2.2 How Variadic Functions are Defined and Used
19.5 Hyperbolic Functions
13.19 Generic I/O Control operations
1.2.1 ISO C
19.8.1 ISO C Random Number Functions
11.1 Input/Output Concepts
13.2 Input and Output Primitives
17.2 I/O Queues
28.7.1 Identifying the Controlling Terminal
28.6 Implementing a Job Control Shell
A.4 Important Data Types
13.5.2 Independent Channels
16.6.7 Internet Socket Example
16.11.1 inetd Servers
16.11 The inetd Daemon
20.5.2 Infinity and NaN
24.3.6 Initial Signal Actions
28.6.2 Initializing the Shell
12.14.2 Input Conversion Syntax
17.4.4 Input Modes
12.12.4 Integer Conversions
20.2 Integer Division
20.1 Integers
16.4 Interface Naming
16.6.1 Internet Socket Address Formats
16.6 The Internet Namespace
13.18 Interrupt-Driven Input
24.5 Primitives Interrupted by Signals
19.3 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
17.1 Identifying Terminals
24.2.5 Job Control Signals
28.2 Job Control is Optional
6.3.2 Representing the state of the conversion
24.6.4 Using kill for Communication
24.1.1 Some Kinds of Signals
28.6.3 Launching Jobs
33.1 Legal Problems
32.6 Limits on File System Capacity
22.2 Limiting Resource Usage
17.6 Line Control Functions
12.9 Line-Oriented Input
17.4.8 Line Speed
13.5.1 Linked Channels
16.9.2 Listening for Connections
17.4.7 Local Modes
16.5.1 Local Namespace Concepts
16.5.2 Details of Local Namespace
16.5 The Local Namespace
16.5.3 Example of Local-Namespace Sockets
7.3 Locale Categories
7.7 Accessing Locale Information
7.6 Locale Names
3.4.2 Locked Memory Details
3.4 Locking Pages
30.12.3 Logging In and Out
24.4.3 Nonlocal Control Transfer in Handlers
30.14.2 Looking Up One Group
30.16.2 Looking up one Netgroup
30.13.2 Looking Up One User
1.3.2 Macro Definitions of Functions
14.10 Making Special Files

Function

Category

The GNU C Library: Aborting a Program
The GNU C Library: Absolute Priority
The GNU C Library: Absolute Value
The GNU C Library: Abstract Host Addresses
The GNU C Library: Accepting Connections
The GNU C Library: Access Modes
The GNU C Library: Access Permission
The GNU C Library: Access to the Terminal
The GNU C Library: Accessing Directories
The GNU C Library: Actions in the NSS configuration
The GNU C Library: Adding Platform-specific
The GNU C Library: Adding Severity Classes
The GNU C Library: Adding another Service to NSS
The GNU C Library: Address Formats
The GNU C Library: Advanced Signal Handling
The GNU C Library: Advanced gettext functions
The GNU C Library: Advantages of Alloca
The GNU C Library: Alarm Signals
The GNU C Library: Aligned Memory Blocks
The GNU C Library: Alloca Example
The GNU C Library: Allocating Cleared Space
The GNU C Library: Allocation Debugging
The GNU C Library: Allocation in an Obstack
The GNU C Library: Allocation
The GNU C Library: Argp Children
The GNU C Library: Argp Example 1
The GNU C Library: Argp Example 2
The GNU C Library: Argp Example 3
The GNU C Library: Argp Example 4
The GNU C Library: Argp Examples
The GNU C Library: Argp Flags
The GNU C Library: Argp Global Variables
The GNU C Library: Argp Help Filter Keys
The GNU C Library: Argp Help Filtering
The GNU C Library: Argp Help Flags
The GNU C Library: Argp Help
The GNU C Library: Argp Helper Functions
The GNU C Library: Argp Option Flags
The GNU C Library: Argp Option Vectors
The GNU C Library: Argp Parser Functions
The GNU C Library: Argp Parsers
The GNU C Library: Argp Parsing State
The GNU C Library: Argp Special Keys
The GNU C Library: Argp User Customization
The GNU C Library: Argp
The GNU C Library: Argument Macros
The GNU C Library: Argument Syntax
The GNU C Library: Argz Functions
The GNU C Library: Argz and Envz Vectors
The GNU C Library: Arithmetic Functions
The GNU C Library: Arithmetic
The GNU C Library: Array Search Function
The GNU C Library: Array Sort Function
The GNU C Library: Asynchronous I/O Signals
The GNU C Library: Asynchronous I/O
The GNU C Library: Asynchronous Reads/Writes
The GNU C Library: Atomic Data Access
The GNU C Library: Atomic Types
The GNU C Library: Atomic Usage
The GNU C Library: Attribute Meanings
The GNU C Library: Auxiliary Vector
The GNU C Library: BSD Random
The GNU C Library: BSD Signal Handling
The GNU C Library: BSD Terminal Modes
The GNU C Library: BSD Wait Functions
The GNU C Library: Backtraces
The GNU C Library: Basic Allocation
The GNU C Library: Basic Scheduling Functions
The GNU C Library: Basic Signal Handling
The GNU C Library: Berkeley Unix
The GNU C Library: Binary Streams
The GNU C Library: Block Input/Output
The GNU C Library: Blocking Signals
The GNU C Library: Blocking for Handler
The GNU C Library: Broken-down Time
The GNU C Library: Buffering Concepts
The GNU C Library: Byte Order
The GNU C Library: Byte Stream Example
The GNU C Library: CPU Affinity
The GNU C Library: CPU Time
The GNU C Library: Calendar Time
The GNU C Library: Calling Glob
The GNU C Library: Calling Variadics
The GNU C Library: Calling Wordexp
The GNU C Library: Cancel AIO Operations
The GNU C Library: Canonical or Not
The GNU C Library: Case Conversion
The GNU C Library: Changing Block Size
The GNU C Library: Character Handling
The GNU C Library: Character Input
The GNU C Library: Character Set Handling
The GNU C Library: Charset Function Overview
The GNU C Library: Charset conversion in gettext
The GNU C Library: Checking for Errors
The GNU C Library: Checking for Pending Signals
The GNU C Library: Choosing Locale
The GNU C Library: Classification of Characters
The GNU C Library: Classification of Wide Characters
The GNU C Library: Cleaning Streams
The GNU C Library: Cleanups on Exit
The GNU C Library: Closing Streams
The GNU C Library: Closing a Socket
The GNU C Library: Collation Functions
The GNU C Library: Common Usage
The GNU C Library: Communication Styles
The GNU C Library: Comparison Functions
The GNU C Library: Complex Numbers
The GNU C Library: Concatenating Strings
The GNU C Library: Concept Index
The GNU C Library: Concepts of Job Control
The GNU C Library: Concepts of Signals
The GNU C Library: Conditionally Safe Features
The GNU C Library: Configuration of AIO
The GNU C Library: Configuring Inetd
The GNU C Library: Configuring and compiling
The GNU C Library: Connecting
The GNU C Library: Connections
The GNU C Library: Consistency Checking
The GNU C Library: Constants for Sysconf
The GNU C Library: Continuing Stopped Jobs
The GNU C Library: Contributors
The GNU C Library: Control Functions
The GNU C Library: Control Modes
The GNU C Library: Control Operations
The GNU C Library: Controlling Buffering
The GNU C Library: Controlling Terminal
The GNU C Library: Conversion Specifier Options
The GNU C Library: Converting Strings
The GNU C Library: Converting a Character
The GNU C Library: Copying Strings and Arrays
The GNU C Library: Copying
The GNU C Library: Creating Directories
The GNU C Library: Creating Obstacks
The GNU C Library: Creating a Pipe
The GNU C Library: Creating a Process
The GNU C Library: Creating a Socket
The GNU C Library: Cryptographic Functions
The GNU C Library: Currency Symbol
The GNU C Library: Custom Streams
The GNU C Library: Customizing Printf
The GNU C Library: DES Encryption
The GNU C Library: Data Structures
The GNU C Library: Data Type Measurements
The GNU C Library: Database Example
The GNU C Library: Datagram Example
The GNU C Library: Datagrams
The GNU C Library: Date and Time
The GNU C Library: Debugging Support
The GNU C Library: Default Thread Attributes
The GNU C Library: Defining Handlers
The GNU C Library: Defining the Output Handler
The GNU C Library: Deleting Files
The GNU C Library: Delivery of Signal
The GNU C Library: Descriptor Flags
The GNU C Library: Descriptors and Streams
The GNU C Library: Directories
The GNU C Library: Directory Entries
The GNU C Library: Disadvantages of Alloca
The GNU C Library: Documentation License
The GNU C Library: Duplicating Descriptors
The GNU C Library: Dynamic Output
The GNU C Library: Dynamic String Input
The GNU C Library: EOF and Errors
The GNU C Library: Editing Characters
The GNU C Library: Effects of Locale
The GNU C Library: Elapsed Time
The GNU C Library: Enable/Disable Setuid
The GNU C Library: Encode Binary Data
The GNU C Library: Environment Access
The GNU C Library: Environment Variables
The GNU C Library: Envz Functions
The GNU C Library: Erasing Sensitive Data
The GNU C Library: Error Codes
The GNU C Library: Error Messages
The GNU C Library: Error Recovery
The GNU C Library: Error Reporting
The GNU C Library: Errors in Math Functions
The GNU C Library: Example Receiver
The GNU C Library: Example of Getopt
The GNU C Library: Example of Parsing
The GNU C Library: Example
The GNU C Library: Examples of Sysconf
The GNU C Library: Executing a File
The GNU C Library: Exit Status
The GNU C Library: Expansion Stages
The GNU C Library: Exponents and Logarithms
The GNU C Library: Extended Char Intro
The GNU C Library: Extending NSS
The GNU C Library: Extra Fast Growing
The GNU C Library: FIFO Special Files
The GNU C Library: FP Bit Twiddling
The GNU C Library: FP Comparison Functions
The GNU C Library: FP Exceptions
The GNU C Library: FP Function Optimizations
The GNU C Library: Feature Test Macros
The GNU C Library: File Attributes
The GNU C Library: File Index
The GNU C Library: File Locks
The GNU C Library: File Minimums
The GNU C Library: File Name Errors
The GNU C Library: File Name Portability
The GNU C Library: File Name Resolution
The GNU C Library: File Names
The GNU C Library: File Owner
The GNU C Library: File Position Primitive
The GNU C Library: File Position
The GNU C Library: File Positioning
The GNU C Library: File Size
The GNU C Library: File Status Flags
The GNU C Library: File System Interface
The GNU C Library: File Times
The GNU C Library: Filesystem Handling
The GNU C Library: Finding Tokens in a String
The GNU C Library: Flags for Globbing
The GNU C Library: Flags for POSIX Regexps
The GNU C Library: Flags for Sigaction
The GNU C Library: Flags for Wordexp
The GNU C Library: Floating Point Classes
The GNU C Library: Floating Point Concepts
The GNU C Library: Floating Point Errors
The GNU C Library: Floating Point Numbers
The GNU C Library: Floating Point Parameters
The GNU C Library: Floating Type Macros
The GNU C Library: Floating-Point Conversions
The GNU C Library: Flushing Buffers
The GNU C Library: Foreground and Background
The GNU C Library: Formatted Input Basics
The GNU C Library: Formatted Input Functions
The GNU C Library: Formatted Input
The GNU C Library: Formatted Messages
The GNU C Library: Formatted Output Basics
The GNU C Library: Formatted Output Functions
The GNU C Library: Formatted Output
The GNU C Library: Formatting Calendar Time
The GNU C Library: Formatting Numbers
The GNU C Library: Free Manuals
The GNU C Library: Freeing Obstack Objects
The GNU C Library: Freeing after Malloc
The GNU C Library: Function Index
The GNU C Library: Functions for Job Control
The GNU C Library: GNU C Variable-Size Arrays
The GNU C Library: GUI program problems
The GNU C Library: General Limits
The GNU C Library: General Numeric
The GNU C Library: General Time String Parsing
The GNU C Library: Generating Signals
The GNU C Library: Generic Charset Conversion
The GNU C Library: Generic Conversion Interface
The GNU C Library: Getopt Long Option Example
The GNU C Library: Getopt Long Options
The GNU C Library: Getopt
The GNU C Library: Getting File Status Flags
The GNU C Library: Getting Started
The GNU C Library: Globbing
The GNU C Library: Group Data Structure
The GNU C Library: Group Database
The GNU C Library: Growing Objects
The GNU C Library: Handler Returns
The GNU C Library: Hard Links
The GNU C Library: Hash Search Function
The GNU C Library: Header Files
The GNU C Library: Heap Consistency Checking
The GNU C Library: Helper programs for gettext
The GNU C Library: Hierarchy Conventions
The GNU C Library: High Accuracy Clock
The GNU C Library: High-Resolution Calendar
The GNU C Library: Hook Functions
The GNU C Library: Hooks for Malloc
The GNU C Library: Host Address Data Type
The GNU C Library: Host Address Functions
The GNU C Library: Host Addresses
The GNU C Library: Host Identification
The GNU C Library: Host Names
The GNU C Library: How Change Persona
The GNU C Library: How Many Arguments
The GNU C Library: How Unread
The GNU C Library: How Variadic
The GNU C Library: Hyperbolic Functions
The GNU C Library: IEEE Floating Point
The GNU C Library: IOCTLs
The GNU C Library: ISO C
The GNU C Library: ISO Random
The GNU C Library: I/O Concepts
The GNU C Library: I/O Overview
The GNU C Library: I/O Primitives
The GNU C Library: I/O Queues
The GNU C Library: I/O on Streams
The GNU C Library: Identifying the Terminal
The GNU C Library: Implementing a Shell
The GNU C Library: Important Data Types
The GNU C Library: Independent Channels
The GNU C Library: Inet Example
The GNU C Library: Inetd Servers
The GNU C Library: Inetd
The GNU C Library: Infinity and NaN
The GNU C Library: Initial Signal Actions
The GNU C Library: Initializing the Shell
The GNU C Library: Input Conversion Syntax
The GNU C Library: Input Modes
The GNU C Library: Installation
The GNU C Library: Integer Conversions
The GNU C Library: Integer Division
The GNU C Library: Integers
The GNU C Library: Inter-Process Communication
The GNU C Library: Interface Naming
The GNU C Library: Internal Probes
The GNU C Library: Internet Address Formats
The GNU C Library: Internet Namespace
The GNU C Library: Interpreting the traces
The GNU C Library: Interrupt Input
The GNU C Library: Interrupted Primitives
The GNU C Library: Introduction
The GNU C Library: Inverse Trig Functions
The GNU C Library: Is It a Terminal
The GNU C Library: Job Control Signals
The GNU C Library: Job Control is Optional
The GNU C Library: Job Control
The GNU C Library: Keeping the state
The GNU C Library: Kill Example
The GNU C Library: Kinds of Signals
The GNU C Library: Language Features
The GNU C Library: Launching Jobs
The GNU C Library: Legal Problems
The GNU C Library: Library Summary
The GNU C Library: Limits for Files
The GNU C Library: Limits on Resources
The GNU C Library: Line Control
The GNU C Library: Line Input
The GNU C Library: Line Speed
The GNU C Library: Linked Channels
The GNU C Library: Linux
The GNU C Library: Listening
The GNU C Library: Local Modes
The GNU C Library: Local Namespace Concepts
The GNU C Library: Local Namespace Details
The GNU C Library: Local Namespace
The GNU C Library: Local Socket Example
The GNU C Library: Locale Categories
The GNU C Library: Locale Information
The GNU C Library: Locale Names
The GNU C Library: Locales
The GNU C Library: Locating gettext catalog
The GNU C Library: Locked Memory Details
The GNU C Library: Locking Pages
The GNU C Library: Logging In and Out
The GNU C Library: Longjmp in Handler
The GNU C Library: Lookup Group
The GNU C Library: Lookup Netgroup
The GNU C Library: Lookup User
The GNU C Library: Low-Level I/O
The GNU C Library: Low-Level Terminal Interface
The GNU C Library: Low-Level Time String Parsing
The GNU C Library: Macro Definitions
The GNU C Library: Maintenance
The GNU C Library: Making Special Files
The GNU C Library: Malloc Examples