- systems,
declares the stat() functions, as well as
related functions called fstat() and lstat(). The
functions take a
pointer to a
struct stat
buffer argument...
- sources. In 1988, the
command fstat ("file status")
appears as part of the 4.3BSD-Tahoe release. Its man page says:
fstat identifies open files. A file...
- and
users of Unix-like
systems may use ifconfig, netstat, route, lanstat,
fstat, and iproute2
utilities to
accomplish the task.
Internet portal Computer...
- the
reference count for a file or
directory is
returned by the stat() or
fstat()
system calls in the
st_nlink field of
struct stat. To
prevent loops in...
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processes over a Unix
domain socket) recvmmsg(), sendmmsg() ls****(), lls****()
fstat() fstatvfs() fchmod() fchown() ftruncate() fsync() fdatasync() fdopendir()...
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several po****tions
based on
whole exome sequencing (WES) in 2016:
Arlequin Fstat SMOGD diveRsity (R package)
hierfstat (R package)
FinePop (R package) Microsatellite...
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through the lsof command. The
equivalent command on BSD
operating systems is
fstat(1). fuser – S**** and
Utilities Reference, The
Single UNIX Specification...
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process having died already. On some Unix-like systems,
utilities such as
fstat and
lockf can be used to
inspect the
state of file
locks by process, by...
- file EXEC
Execute a file
EXECE Execute a file with an
environment FCNTL FSTAT Stat a file
using a file
descriptor FSTATFS Stat a file
system using a file...
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geographically or
genetically distinct po****tions of organisms. The
species problem FSTAT (software)
Jeffrey Conner,
Daniel Hartl. A
Primer of
Ecological Genetics...
