Intro --
introduction to file formats for programmers
Description
This section outlines the formats
of various files and structures used by programmers.
The C structure declarations
are given where applicable.
Usually, these structures can be found in the header files
/usr/include or /usr/include/sys directories.
The following is a listing of the manual pages found in this section
and a brief description of the information in each.
Manual page
Description
Intro(FP)
introduction to file formats for programmers
a.out(FP)
UNIX common assembler and link editor output
acct(FP)
format of per-process accounting file
aio(FP)
data definitions for asynchronous input and output
ar(FP)
archive file format
core(FP)
format of core image file
dir(FP)
format of a directory
dirent(FP)
filesystem-independent directory entry
event(FP)
event manager configuration files
filehdr(FP)
file header for common object files
filesystem(FP)
format of filesystem types
inode(FP)
format of an inode
langinfo(FP)
language information constants
lconv(FP)
Internationalization (native language support) information
ldfcn(FP)
common object file access routines
limits(FP)
header file for implementation-specific constants
linenum(FP)
line number entries in a common object file
mallinfo(FP)
malloc (libmalloc) information
mem(FP)
discusses access to the computer's physical and virtual memory