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ftn/system(3) -- issue a shell command from Fortran
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system causes its character argument to be given to sh(1) as input, as if the string had been typed at a terminal. The current process waits until the shell has completed. |
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system(3s) -- issue a shell command
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system causes the string to be given to the shell [see sh(1)] as input, as if the string had been typed as a command at a terminal. The current process waits until the shell has completed, then returns the exit status of the shell in the format specified by waitpid(2). If string is a NULL pointer, system checks if /sbin/sh exists and is executable. If /sbin/sh is available, ... |
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f90/system_clock(3) -- Returns integer data from a real-time clock
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UNICOS, UNICOS/mk, and IRIX systems |
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standard/t(3) -- specifies a texture coordinate tuple
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vector is a 2, 3, or 4 element array depending on whether you call the t2, t3, or t4 version of the routine. The elements of the array are the s, t, r and q texture coordinates in this order. The default for r is 0. The default for q is 1. |
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t6alloc_blk(3n) -- Allocate a control block
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t6alloc_blk allocates a control block according to the attributes specified by mask. |
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t6attr_alloc(3n) -- Allocate a control block with all attributes set
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t6attr_alloc allocates a control block and set all of the mask attributes defined by the TSIX(RE) 1.1 SAMP specification. Also note that t6attr_alloc(void) is equivalent to t6alloc_blk(T6M_ALL_ATTRS). |
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t6clear_blk(3n) -- Clear a control block
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t6clear_blk marks attributes in the control block pointed to by t6ctl as invalid. The attributes so marked are specified by mask. |
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t6cmp_attrs(3n) -- Compare two security attributes
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t6cmp_attrs compares a set of attributes specified by attr1 to the attributes in attr2. Also note that t6cmp_attrs(attr1, attr2) is equivalent to t6cmp_blk(attr1, attr2), and if the attributes T6_IL and T6_PROC_ATTR are used in comparing attribute blocks they will be ignored as they are not implemented. |
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t6cmp_blk(3n) -- compare security attributes
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t6cmp_blk compares the two sets of attributes in set1 and set2. Also note that if the attributes T6_IL and T6_PROC_ATTR are used in comparing attribute blocks they will be ignored as they are not implemented. |
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t6copy_attr(3n) -- copy security attributes
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t6copy_attr copies a set of attributes specified by attr1 into the buffers controlled by attr2. (Both attr1 and attr2 should have already been allocated by t6alloc_blk). See man pages for t6alloc_blk (3N) for more details. Also note that t6copy_attr(src, dest) is equivalent to t6copy_blk(src, dest). |
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t6copy_blk(3n) -- copy security attributes
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t6copy_blk copies a set of attributes specified by attr1 into the buffers controlled by attr2. (Both attr1 and attr2 should have already been allocated by t6create_attr or t6attr_alloc.) See the man page t6alloc_blk(3N) for more details. |
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t6create_attr(3n) -- Create a control block
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t6create_attr creates a control block according to the attributes specified by mask. Also note that t6create_attr(mask) is equivalent to t6alloc_blk(mask). |
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t6dup_attr(3n) -- duplicate security attributes
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t6dup_attr allocates a new t6attr_t control structure and buffer space large enough to hold the set of security attributes in the t6attr_t control structure src which is passed in as an argument. It then copies that set of attributes specified by src into the newly allocated structure. Upon successful completion, the newly created t6attr_t handle is returned. Also note that t6dup_attr(src) is equivalent to t6dup_blk(src).... |
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t6dup_blk(3n) -- Duplicate security attributes
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t6dup_blk allocates a new t6attr_t control structure and buffer space large enough to hold the set of security attributes in the t6attr_t control structure src which is passed in as an argument. It then copies that set of attributes specified by src into the newly allocated structure. Upon successful completion, the newly created t6attr_t handle is returned. |
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t6ext_attr(3n) -- Activate extended security attributes or set policy on security attribute change
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t6ext_attr turns on extended security operations on the trusted IPC mechanism. fd is the descriptor associated with the IPC mechanism, and cmd must be ON to turn on extended operations, or OFF to turn them off. When first created, the trusted IPC mechanism appears the same as an untrusted IPC mechanism. It can be used in the same way to send and receive data as long as communications do not violate the security policies of the system. Between systems that support mandatory access control, for ex... |
