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test file type of a file descriptor

with any of the same errors as fstat (2). VERSIONS Portable applications should use fstat ... shown in the POSIX.1g draft). SEE ALSO fstat

map or unmap files or devices into memory

handle_error("open"); if (fstat(fd, &sb) == -1) /* To obtain file size */ handle_error("fstat

reposition a stream

errors specified for the routines fflush (3), fstat (2), lseek (2), and malloc (3). ATTRIBUTES

reposition a stream

errors specified for the routines fflush (3), fstat (2), lseek (2), and malloc (3). ATTRIBUTES

reposition a stream

errors specified for the routines fflush (3), fstat (2), lseek (2), and malloc (3). ATTRIBUTES

reposition a stream

errors specified for the routines fflush (3), fstat (2), lseek (2), and malloc (3). ATTRIBUTES

get directory stream file descriptor

alter the file position, such as fstat (2) and fchdir (2). It will be automatically

test whether a file descriptor refers to a terminal

HISTORY POSIX.1-2001, SVr4, 4.3BSD. SEE ALSO fstat (2), ttyname

reposition a stream

errors specified for the routines fflush (3), fstat (2), lseek (2), and malloc (3). ATTRIBUTES

return name of a terminal

errno to ENODEV . SEE ALSO tty (1), fstat (2), ctermid (3), isatty

create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects

fchmod (2), fchown (2), fcntl (2), fstat (2), ftruncate (2), memfd_create (2), mmap

return name of a terminal

errno to ENODEV . SEE ALSO tty (1), fstat (2), ctermid (3), isatty

create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects

fchmod (2), fchown (2), fcntl (2), fstat (2), ftruncate (2), memfd_create (2), mmap

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