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sbrk(2) - change data segment space allocation — see brk(2)

sched_get_priority_max(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_get_priority_min(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_getparam(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_getscheduler(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_rr_get_interval(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_setparam(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_setscheduler(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

sched_yield(2) - real-time scheduling operations — see rtsched(2)

select(2) - synchronous I/O multiplexing

sem_close(2) - close a named POSIX semaphore

sem_destroy(2) - destroy an unnamed POSIX semaphore

sem_getvalue(2) - get the value of a POSIX semaphore

sem_init(2) - initialize an unnamed POSIX semaphore

sem_open(2) - create/open a named POSIX semaphore

sem_post(2) - unlock a POSIX semaphore

sem_trywait(2) - lock a POSIX semaphore — see sem_wait(2)

sem_unlink(2) - unlink a named POSIX semaphore

sem_wait(2) - lock a POSIX semaphore

semctl(2) - semaphore control operations

semget(2) - get set of semaphores

semop(2) - semaphore operations

semtimedop(2) - semaphore operations — see semop(2)

send(2) - send a message from a socket

sendfile(2) - send the contents of a file through a socket

sendfile64(2) - send the contents of a Large File through a socket

sendmsg(2) - send a message from a socket — see send(2)

sendto(2) - send a message from a socket — see send(2)

serialize(2) - force target process to run serially with other processes

setacl(2) - set access control list (ACL) information

setaudid(2) - set the audit ID (aid) for the current process

setaudproc(2) - controls process level auditing for the current process and its decendents

setcontext(2) - get and set current user context; DEPRECATED — see getcontext(2)

setdomainname(2) - get or set name of current Network Information Service domain — see getdomainname(2)

setegid(2) - set effective user and group IDs — see seteuid(2)

seteuid(2) - set effective user and group IDs

setevent(2) - set current events and system calls which are to be audited

setgid(2) - set user and group IDs — see setuid(2)

setgroups(2) - set group access list

sethostname(2) - set name of current host system

setitimer(2) - get and set value of interval timer — see getitimer(2)

setpgid(2) - set process group ID for job control

setpgrp(2) - set process group ID

setpgrp2(2) - set process group ID for job control — see setpgid(2)

setpgrp3(2) - create session and set process group ID; for HP-UX 9.x compatibility.

setpriority(2) - get or set process priority — see getpriority(2)

setprivgrp(2) - get and set special attributes for group — see getprivgrp(2)

setregid(2) - sets the real and effective group IDs

setresgid(2) - set real, effective, and saved user and group IDs — see setresuid(2)

setresuid(2) - set real, effective, and saved user and group IDs

setreuid(2) - set real and effective user IDs

setrlimit(2) - control maximum resource consumption — see getrlimit(2)

setrlimit64(2) - non-POSIX standard API interfaces to support large files — see creat64(2)

setsid(2) - create session and set process group ID

setsockopt(2) - get and set options on sockets — see getsockopt(2)

settimeofday(2) - set the date and time

settune(2) - set the value of a kernel tunable parameter

settune_txn(2) - sets the values of kernel tunable parameters in a transaction

setuid(2) - set user and group IDs

setuname(2) - get information about computer system; set node name (system name) — see uname(2)

shm_open(2) - create/open a shared memory object

shm_unlink(2) - unlink a shared memory object

shmat(2) - shared memory operations — see shmop(2)

shmctl(2) - shared memory control operations

shmdt(2) - shared memory operations — see shmop(2)

shmget(2) - get shared memory segment

shmop(2) - shared memory operations

shutdown(2) - shut down a socket

sigaction(2) - examine and change signal action

sigaltstack(2) - set and/or get signal alternate stack context.

siginterrupt(2) - allow signals to interrupt functions

signal(2) - signal management

sigpending(2) - examine pending signals

sigprocmask(2) - examine and change blocked signals

sigqueue(2) - queue a signal to a process

sigsend(2) - send a signal to a process or a group of processes

sigsendset(2) - send a signal to a process or a group of processes — see sigsend(2)

sigspace(2) - assure sufficient signal stack space

sigsuspend(2) - wait for a signal

sigtimedwait(2) - synchronously accept a signal — see sigwait(2)

sigvec(2) - 4.2 BSD-compatible process control facilities — see killpg(2)

sigwait(2) - synchronously accept a signal

sigwaitinfo(2) - synchronously accept a signal — see sigwait(2)

socket(2) - create an endpoint for communication

socketpair(2) - create a pair of connected sockets

sprofil(2) - execution time profile for disjointed text spaces

stat(2) - get file status

stat64(2) - non-POSIX standard API interfaces to support large files — see creat64(2)

statfs(2) - get file system statistics

statvfs(2) - get file system information

statvfs64(2) - non-POSIX standard API interfaces to support large files — see creat64(2)

stime(2) - set time and date

stream(2) - STREAMS enhancements to standard system calls

stty(2) - control terminal device (Bell Version 6 compatibility)

swapcontext(2) - manipulate user contexts; DEPRECATED — see makecontext(2)

swapctl(2) - manage and configure system swap space

swapon(2) - add swap space for interleaved paging and swapping

symlink(2) - make symbolic link to a file

sync(2) - update disk

sysconf(2) - get configurable system variables

sysfs(2) - get file system type information