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"man" pages for setjmp.h

JS
I was told that it was possible to get a list of standard functions i C if
I wrote "man"... but where and what should I write after man to get a
brief description of the standard functions?

JS
Nov 14 '05 #1
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JS wrote:
I was told that it was possible to get a list of standard functions i C
if I wrote "man"... but where and what should I write after man to get a
brief description of the standard functions?


Manpages are by no means part of C. Rather, man is a traditional way to
access documentation under Unix an Unix-like operating systems. There, you
type e.g. 'man strcmp' on the commandline to access the documentation for
strcmp. See 'man man' for further info.

Uli

Nov 14 '05 #2
JS
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 12:03:50 +0200, Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
JS wrote:
I was told that it was possible to get a list of standard functions i C
if I wrote "man"... but where and what should I write after man to get a
brief description of the standard functions?


Manpages are by no means part of C. Rather, man is a traditional way to
access documentation under Unix an Unix-like operating systems. There, you
type e.g. 'man strcmp' on the commandline to access the documentation for
strcmp. See 'man man' for further info.

Uli

I just installed manpage-dev and now I can get info about setjmp by
writing "man setjmp"
Nov 14 '05 #3

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