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intro(1)

NAME

intro − introduction to commands

DESCRIPTION

This section describes publicly accessible commands in alphabetic order.  Certain distinctions of purpose are made in the headings:

(1) General utility commands. 

(1c) Commands for communication with other systems. 

(1d) DECnet ULTRIX commands. 

(1g) Graphics and plotting commands. 

User Manual
Commands Description Page
adb C program debugger adb(1)
admin Administer SCCS files admin(1)
apropos Display command title references apropos(1)
ar Library archiver ar(1)
as ULTRIX assembler as(1)
at Delayed command execution at(1)
awk Pattern processor awk(1)
basename Strip directory prefixes basename(1)
bc Arithmetic processor bc(1)
bdiff Big diff bdiff(1)
bfs Big file scanner bfs(1)
binmail Send or receive mail binmail(1)
cal Print calendar cal(1)
calendar Reminder service calendar(1)
cat Concatenate data cat(1)
cb C program beautifier cb(1)
cc C compiler cc(1)
cd Change working directory cd(1)
cdc Change SCCS delta commentary cdc(1)
checkeq Check eqn codes eqn(1)
checkmm Check mm macro codes mm(1)
chfn Change finger entry chfn(1)
chgrp Change file group chown(1)
chmod Change file mode chmod(1)
chog Change file owner and group chog(1)
chown Change file owner chown(1)
chroot Change root directory chroot(1)
chsh Change login shell chsh(1)
clear Clear terminal screen clear(1)
clr Clear terminal screen clear(1)
cmp Compare file delta cmp(1)
col Filter reverse line feeds col(1)
comb Combine SCCS deltas comb(1)
comm Compare sorted file data comm(1)
cp Copy file data cp(1)
cpio Copy file archives cpio(1)
csh C-shell command interpreter csh(1)
csplit Context split csplit(1)
ctags Create tags file ctags(1)
ctc Prepare C progam for execution trace ctrace(1)
ctcr Prepare and trace C program execution ctrace(1)
ctrace Trace C program execution ctrace(1)
cu Connect to remote system tip(1c)
cu_v7 Call UNIX cu_v7(1c)
cu_v7m Call UNIX cu_v7m(1c)
custat_v7m Call UNIX cu_v7m(1c)
cut Cut out file data cut(1)
date Print date date(1)
dc Desktop calculator dc(1)
dcat Type DECnet files to stdout dcat dcat(1d)
dcp DECnet file tranfer dcp(1d)
dd Convert and copy file dd(1)
delta Make SCCS delta delta(1)
deroff Remove text formatting codes deroff(1)
diff Differential file comparator diff(1)
diff3 3-way differential file comparator diff3(1)
dlogin Remote login to DECnet host dlogin(1d)
dls List contents of DECnet directory dls(1d)
drm Remove remote DECnet files drm(1d)
du Display disk usage du(1)
echo Echo arguments echo(1)
ed Line-oriented text editor ed(1)
ed_v7 Line-oriented text editor ed_v7(1)
edit Screen display text editor ex(1)
egrep Scan for extended pattern grep(1)
eqn Format mathematics eqn(1)
error Analyze and disperse compiler error messages error(1)
ex Screen display text editor ex(1)
expand Expand tabs and spaces expand(1)
expr Evaluate expressions expr(1)
f Display information finger(1)
f77 Fortran 77 compiler f77(1)
factor Factor numbers factor(1)
false Force unsuccessful condition true(1)
fgrep Scan for fixed pattern grep(1)
file Determine file type file(1)
find Find files find(1)
finger Display information finger(1)
fmt Simple text formatter fmt(1)
from Display whom mail is from from(1)
ftp File transfer program ftp(1c)
get Get SCCS file get(1)
getopt Parse command options getopt(1)
graph Draw graph graph(1g)
greek Terminal filter greek(1)
grep Search a file for a pattern grep(1)
help Display on-line help help(1)
hostid Display hexadecimal host identifier hostid(1)
hostname Display system name hostname(1)
ipcrm Remove message queue ipcrm(1)
ipcs Display IPC status ipcs(1)
join Join file data join(1)
kill Send signals kill(1)
l11 Macro-11 loader for UNIX l11(1)
last Dislay last user logins last(1)
ld C program loader ld(1)
learn Computer aided instruction learn(1)
lex Generate lexical analysis lex(1)
line Read one line from stdin line(1)
lint C program verifier lint(1)
ln Make link ln(1)
login Log in to system login(1)
look Find lines in sorted data look(1)
lookbib Look up bibliographic references refer(1)
lorder Find ordering relation for an object library lorder(1)
lpq Display printer queue lpq(1)
lpr Line printer spooler lpr(1)
lprm Delete jobs from printer queue lprm(1)
ls List directory contents ls(1)
ltf Labeled tape facility ltf(1)
m11 Macro-ll assembler m11(1)
m4 Macro preprocessor m4(1)
mail Send or receive mail mail(1)
make Maintain program groups make(1)
man Display manual pages man(1)
mesg Permit or deny messages mesg(1)
mdtar Multivolume tape archiver tar(1)
mkdir Make directory mkdir(1)
mkstr Create error message file mkstr(1)
mm Print files using mm macro set mm(1)
mmt Typeset text using mm macro set mmt(1)
more Display data at terminal more(1)
mt Manipulate magnetic tape mt(1)
mv Move or rename files and directories mv(1)
mvt Create view graphs and slides with mm macro set mmt(1)
neqn Display mathematics on terminal eqn(1)
netstat Display network status netstat(1)
newgrp Change current group ID newgrp(1)
nice Execute command at low priority nice(1)
nl Line numbering filter nl(1)
nm Display program name list nm(1)
nohup Execute command and ignore hangups nice(1)
nroff Format text troff(1)
od Octal dump od(1)
osdd Print/check documents formatted with mm macro mm(1)
pack Compact file data pack(1)
page Display data at terminal more(1)
passwd Change login password passwd(1)
paste Merge file data paste(1)
pcat Concatenate compacted data pack(1)
pcc C compiler cc(1)
pi PASCAL interpreter code translator pi(1)
pix PASCAL interpreter and executor pix(1)
plot Graphics filters plot(1g)
pr Print file data pr(1)
primes Generate primes factor(1)
prep Prepare for statistical processing prep(1)
print Line printer spooler lpr(1)
printenv Display current environment printenv(1)
prof Display profile data prof(1)
prs Print an SCCS file prs(1)
ps Process status ps(1)
ptx Permuted index ptx(1)
pwd Print working directory pwd(1)
px PASCAL interpreter px(1)
pxp PASCAL execution profiler pxp(1)
ranlib Convert archives ranlib(1)
ratfor Rational Fortran dialect ratfor(1)
rcp Remote file copy rcp(1c)
red Restricted ed editor ed(1)
refer Format bibliographic references refer(1)
regcmp Regular expression compile regcmp(1)
renice Change process priority renice(1)
reset Set terminal modes tset(1)
rev Reverse characters in file rev(1)
rlogin Remote login rlogin(1c)
rm Remove (unlink) files rm(1)
rmdir Remove (unlink) directories rm(1)
rmail Handle remote mail rmail(1)
rmdel Remove SCCS delta rmdel(1)
roff Format text roff(1)
rsh Execute remote shell rsh(1c)
rsh5 Shell command programming language sh5(1)
ruptime Display host status of local machines ruptime(1c)
rwho Display who for network rwho(1c)
s5make Maintain program groups (SYSTEM V)
sact Display SCCS file status sact(1)
sccs Source Code Control System sccs(1)
sccsdiff Compare SCCS versions sccsdiff(1)
sccshelp SCCS help sccshelp(1)
script Typescript for terminal session script(1)
sdiff Side-by-side difference program sdiff(1)
sed Stream editor sed(1)
sh Bourne shell command interpreter sh(1)
sh5 Shell command programming language sh5(1)
size Size of object file size(1)
sleep Suspend command execution sleep(1)
sort Sort file data sort(1)
spell Find spelling errors spell(1)
spellin Update spelling list spell(1)
spellout Maintain spelling list spell(1)
spline Interpolate smooth curve spline(1g)
split Split up file split(1)
strings Find strings in object or binary file strings(1)
strip Remove symbols and relocation bits strip(1)
struct Structure Fortran programs struct(1)
stty Set terminal options stty(1)
su Substitute user ID su(1)
sum Display program checksum sum(1)
tabs Set terminal tabs tabs(1)
tail Display lines from file tail(1)
talk Talk to another user talk(1)
tar Multivolume tape archiver tar(1)
tbl Format tables tbl(1)
tc Phototypesetter simulator tc(1)
tee Pipe fitting tee(1)
telnet TELNET user interface telnet(1c)
test Execute conditional expression test(1)
tftp Trivial file transfer program tftp(1c)
time Time command execution time(1)
tip Connect to remote system tip(1c)
tk Tektronix 4014 paginator tk(1)
touch Update file modification date touch(1)
tp Manipulate tape archive tp(1)
tr Translate characters tr(1)
troff Format text for phototypesetting troff(1)
true Force true condition true(1)
tset Set terminal modes tset(1)
tsort Topological sort tsort(1)
tty Display terminal name tty(1)
u Display list of logged in users users(1)
ul Process underlining ul(1)
uname Print name of system uname(1)
unexpand Unexpand tabs and spaces expand(1)
unget Undo SCCS get command unget(1)
unpack Expand compacted delta pack(1)
uniq Remove repealed lines uniq(1)
units Conversion program units(1)
uptime Display system up time uptime(1)
users Display list of logged in users users(1)
uucp UNIX to UNIX copy uucp(1c)
uulog UNIX to UNIX copy uucp(1c)
uustat UUCP status inquiry uustat(1c)
uux UNIX to UNIX command execution uux(1c)
v7tar Tape archiver v7tar(1)
val Validate SCCS file val(1)
vc SCCS version control vc(1)
vi Visual display text editor vi(1)
w Who is on and what they are doing w(1)
wait Await completion of process wait(1)
wall Write to all users wall(1)
wc Word count wc(1)
what Identify SCCS files what(1)
whatis Display command titles whatis(1)
which Locate a program file which(1)
who Who is on system who(1)
whoami Print effective current user id whoami(1)
write Write to another user write(1)
xstr Extract strings from C programs xstr(1)
yacc Yet another compiler-compiler yacc(1)

DIAGNOSTICS

Upon termination each command returns two bytes of status, one supplied by the system giving the cause for termination, and (in the case of ’normal’ termination) one supplied by the program.  For further information, see wait and exit.  The former byte is 0 for normal termination, the latter is customarily 0 for successful execution, nonzero to indicate troubles such as erroneous parameters, bad or inaccessible data, or other inability to cope with the task at hand.  It is called variously “exit code”, “exit status” or “return code”, and is described only where special conventions are involved. 

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