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 class_destroy(3) -- destroy an existing class
    Destroy an existing class. If the class is not empty, the force parameter determines the action. Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.
 class_disable(3) -- disable class scheduling.
    Disables class scheduling (if currently enabled) on the partition described by handle. Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.
 class_enable(3) -- enable class scheduling
    Enables class scheduling (if not already enabled). Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.
 class_get_classes(3) -- get classes for a class scheduling database
    This function returns classes in a class scheduling database. The structure class_info is the list of classes. A NULL list entry indicates the end of the list. Note that the calling process must have ...
 class_get_class_members(3) -- get the membership information of a class
    This function returns members belonging to the specified scheduling class. The structure class_member_info is the list of class members. A NULL list entry indicates the end of the list. Note that the ...
 class_get_config_stats(3) -- return database configuration information
    This function returns the configuration parameters of the current class scheduling database for the specified partition. If no database exists, the default configuration values are returned. Note that...
 class_index_to_name(3) -- gets the class name given the class index
    Given the class index, this call returns the class name. Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.
 class_load_database(3) -- load a new database
    This function loads a new class scheduling database into memory. If class scheduling has been enabled, the changes take effect immediately. If the current in-memory database has been modified and not ...
 class_open(3) -- initialize the class scheduling database
    The class_open() function is used to prepare the class database for use as follows: Opening the disk file (if required) Creating (or attaching to) a shared memory section Creating (or attaching to) a ...
 class_restore_database(3) -- restore the in-memory class database from disk
    After making updates to the in-memory database, the application can cancel the updates by restoring the on-disk version with this routine. Note that the calling process must have root access privilege...
 class_save_database(3) -- write the in-memory class database to disk
    The class scheduler database is shared in memory by the class_admin command, the class scheduler daemon, and the runclass command. Administrative changes (such as adding a gid to a class) need to be s...
 clear(3) -- Clear all or part of a Curses window
    The erase and werase routines copy blanks to every position in the window. The clear and wclear routines are similar to erase and werase but also call clearok. The result is that the screen is cleared...
 clearenv(3) -- Clears the process environment
    The clearenv() function clears the process environment. No environment variables are defined immediately after a call to clearenv(). The clearenv() function sets the value of the external variable env...
 clearerr(3) -- Clear indicators on a stream
    The clearerr() function resets the error indicator and the EOF indicator for the stream specified by the stream parameter.
 clearok(3) -- Routines for controlling output options for a Curses terminal
    These routines set options that deal with output within Curses. Unless stated otherwise, all options are initially FALSE. It is not necessary to turn these options off before calling endwin. The clear...
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