- The
Portable Operating System Interface (
POSIX; IPA: /ˈpɒz.ɪks/) is a
family of
standards specified by the IEEE
Computer Society for
maintaining compatibility...
- the
OpenLDAP community use SLAPI.
Native slapd modules acl/
posixgroup –
support posixGroup membership in
access controls comp_match –
support component-based...
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writing regular expressions have
existed since the 1980s, one
being the
POSIX standard and another,
widely used,
being the Perl syntax.
Regular expressions...
- In a
POSIX-conformant
operating system, a
process group denotes a
collection of one or more processes.
Among other things, a
process group is used to...
- In computing,
POSIX Threads,
commonly known as pthreads, is an
execution model that
exists independently from a
programming language, as well as a parallel...
- The C
POSIX library is a
specification of a C
standard library for
POSIX systems. It was
developed at the same time as the ANSI C standard. Some effort...
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unsigned 32-bit time_t,
though older releases used a
signed type. The
POSIX and Open
Group Unix
specifications include the C
standard library,
which includes...
-
cultural elements) is an ISO/IEC
standard for the
registration of new
POSIX locales and
POSIX charmaps. This
standard is the
result of a "fast-track" adoption...
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order that they were sent The UDS
facility is a
standard component of a
POSIX operating system. The API for a UDS is
similar to that of an
Internet socket...
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later point. 1984 (1984) "The IEEE
POSIX work
started in 1984 as an
outgrowth of work
initiated in the /usr/
group organization to
build a
standard on...
