|
Create a null-terminated array of strings from a command-line string. |
|
|
Check file access. |
|
|
Schedule an alarm signal to be delivered. |
|
|
Change current working directory. |
|
|
Change file permission bits. |
|
|
Change owner of file. |
|
|
Close file descriptor. |
|
|
Close directory file descriptor. |
|
|
Duplicate a file handle. |
|
|
Duplicate one file handle to another. |
|
|
Execute process. |
|
|
Execute process using environment. |
|
|
Exit the current process. |
|
|
File control operations. |
|
|
Set all file descriptors in the set. |
|
|
Clears a file descriptor in a set. |
|
|
Check whether a file descriptor is set. |
|
|
Set a file descriptor in a set. |
|
|
Clear all file descriptors in set. |
|
|
Create child process. |
|
|
Retrieve file information about a file descriptor. |
|
|
Truncate file on certain size. |
|
|
Retrieve the current working directory. |
|
|
Return effective group ID. |
|
|
Return value of environment variable. |
|
|
Retrieve extended error information. |
|
|
Return effective user ID. |
|
|
Return real group ID. |
|
|
Get the list of supplementary groups. |
|
|
Get process group ID. |
|
|
Return current process ID. |
|
|
Return parent process ID. |
|
|
Return process priority. |
|
|
Get process resource limits. |
|
|
Get current session ID. |
|
|
Return current user ID. |
|
|
General kernel IOCTL call. |
|
|
Send a signal to a process. |
|
|
Create a hard link to a file. |
|
|
Set file pointer position. |
|
|
Return information about symbolic link. Do not follow the link. |
|
|
Create a new directory. |
|
|
Create FIFO (named pipe) in file system. |
|
|
Create memory map of a file. |
|
|
Set memory protection. |
|
|
Unmap previously mapped memory block. |
|
|
Suspend process for a short time. |
|
|
Set process priority. |
|
|
Open file and return file descriptor. |
|
|
Open a directory for reading. |
|
|
Wait for a signal to arrive. |
|
|
Create a set of pipe file handlers. |
|
|
Poll a file descriptor for events. |
|
|
Positional read: read from file descriptor at a certain position. |
|
|
Positional write: write to file descriptor at a certain position. |
|
|
Read data from file descriptor. |
|
|
Read entry from directory. |
|
|
Read destination of symbolic link. |
|
|
Vector read: Read into multiple buffers. |
|
|
Rename file. |
|
|
Remove a directory. |
|
|
Wait for events on file descriptors. |
|
|
Set extended error information. |
|
|
Set the current group ID. |
|
|
Set process priority. |
|
|
Set process resource limits. |
|
|
Create a new session. |
|
|
Set kernel time. |
|
|
Set the current user ID. |
|
|
Install signal handler. |
|
|
Set a signal in a signal set. |
|
|
Remove a signal from a signal set. |
|
|
Clear all signals from signal set. |
|
|
Set all signals in signal set. |
|
|
Check whether a signal appears in a signal set. |
|
|
Install signal handler (deprecated). |
|
|
Return set of currently pending signals. |
|
|
Set list of blocked signals. |
|
|
Set signal mask and suspend process till signal is received. |
|
|
Wait for signal, with timeout. |
|
|
Suspend process for several seconds. |
|
|
Retrieve file information about a file descriptor. |
|
|
Create a symbolic link. |
|
|
Is file a block device. |
|
|
Is file a character device. |
|
|
Is file a directory. |
|
|
Is file a FIFO. |
|
|
Is file a symbolic link. |
|
|
Is file a regular file. |
|
|
Is file a Unix socket. |
|
|
Return the current Unix time. |
|
|
Return execution times for the current process. |
|
|
Set file creation mask. |
|
|
Return system name. |
|
|
Unlink (i.e. remove) a file. |
|
|
Set access and modification times of a file (touch). |
|
|
Wait for a child to exit. |
|
|
Wait for a process to terminate. |
|
|
Write data to file descriptor. |
|
|
Vector write: Write from multiple buffers to a file descriptor. |
|
|
Free the result of a CreateShellArgV function. |
|
|
Extract the exit status from the fpWaitPID result. |
|
|
Check whether the process exited normally. |
|
|
Check whether the process was exited by a signal. |
|
|
Return the exit code from the process. |
|
|
Return the signal that caused a process to exit. |