libpw, libPW, Programmers_Workbench_Library - Provide
functions for compatibility with existing programs
Programmers Workbench Library (libPW.a)
The libpw functions are provided for compatibility with
existing programs. Their use in new programs is not recommended.
Determines whether string contains character.
Determines the offset in string1 of the first character
that also occurs in string2. Determines the offset in
string of the first character in the string end that
occurs outside of a balanced string as defined by open and
close. Concatenates the source strings and copies them to
destination. Defaults the cleanup routine. Puts the full
pathname of the current directory in string. Determines
which directory contains the file p. General purpose
error handler. Same as the stdio fdopen() function.
Forces a core dump. Determines if the string pref is an
initial substring of string. Determines the offset of the
first occurrence in string1 of string2. Creates a lock
file. Returns caller's login name. Copies the first n
characters of string1 to string2. Converts string to
integer. Converts string to long. Sets destination to
string repeated n times. Replaces each occurrence of the
character old in string with the character new. Converts
string to integer and saves it in *ip. Causes signals to
be caught by the setsig1() function. General purpose signal
handling routine. Gets a pointer to the simple name
of full pathname s. Finds the end of string. Places a
substring of string s in destination using the offset origin
and length. Copies string s into destination and
replaces any character in old with the corresponding characters
in new. Deletes the lock file. Gets the user's
login directory. Defaults user exit routine. Gets the
user's login name. Determines the offset in string1 of
the first character that is not also in string2. Allocates
memory. Creates a file. Frees memory. Frees all
memory. Links files. Calls the fatal() function with an
appropriate error message. Opens a file. Creates a pipe.
Removes a directory entry. Writes n bytes to the file
associated with fd from buffer. Zeros n bytes starting at
address p. Replaces the initial blanks with the character
'0' in string s.
libpw(3)
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