Unix System V Libraries

This handy reference outlines and describes each System V library routine in eight sections: Name, Synopsis, Description, Arguments, Normal Completion-Value Returned, Error Condition-Value Returned, Files, and See Also. Five separate parts first describe the library then list the routines alphabetic

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