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shm_open(3)
create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
```
NAME shm_open
```
shm_unlink(3)
create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
```
NAME shm_open
```

execute a shell command

using execl (3) as follows: execl("/bin/sh", "sh", "-c", command, (char *) NULL); system () returns after ... does not do this when invoked as sh .) Any user input that is employed

stdin(3)

standard I/O streams

also the "Redirection" section of sh (1).) The input stream is referred to as "standard ... termios (3). SEE ALSO csh (1), sh (1), open (2), fopen (3), stdio

stderr(3)

standard I/O streams

also the "Redirection" section of sh (1).) The input stream is referred to as "standard ... termios (3). SEE ALSO csh (1), sh (1), open (2), fopen (3), stdio

stdout(3)

standard I/O streams

also the "Redirection" section of sh (1).) The input stream is referred to as "standard ... termios (3). SEE ALSO csh (1), sh (1), open (2), fopen (3), stdio

wordexp(3)

perform word expansion like a posix-shell

expansion by the shell (see sh (1)) of the parameters to a command, the string

wordfree(3)

perform word expansion like a posix-shell

expansion by the shell (see sh (1)) of the parameters to a command, the string

popen(3)

pipe stream to or from a process

exit status of 127. SEE ALSO sh (1), fork (2), pipe (2), wait4 (2), fclose

pclose(3)

pipe stream to or from a process

exit status of 127. SEE ALSO sh (1), fork (2), pipe (2), wait4 (2), fclose

confstr(3)

get configuration dependent string variables

PATH, pathbuf, n); SEE ALSO getconf (1), sh (1), exec (3), fpathconf (3), pathconf

glob(3)

find pathnames matching a pattern, free memory from glob()

globbuf.gl_pathv[0]); SEE ALSO ls (1), sh (1), stat (2), exec (3), fnmatch

exec(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

execv(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

execl(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

execlp(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

execvp(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

execle(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

fnmatch(3)

match filename or pathname

HISTORY fnmatch () POSIX.1-2001, POSIX.2. SEE ALSO sh (1), glob (3), scandir (3), wordexp (3), glob

execvpe(3)

execute a file

wrapper function on those architectures. SEE ALSO sh (1), execve (2), execveat (2), fork

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