Solaris Transition Guide

Appendix C Library Routines Reference Table

This appendix contains the Library Routine reference table. This table list all SunOS release 4 library routines and shows their status in the Solaris 7, the ABI, the SVID, SVR4, and the SunOS/BSD Source Compatibility Package environments.

Using the Reference Table

If an interface is listed as "changed" (C), a brief description of differences between the SunOS release 4 and the Solaris 7 routine is provided.
If an interface is listed as "the same" (S), the Solaris 7 interface supports all features of the SunOS release 4 interface. In some cases the interface has been enhanced, but can be considered a complete superset of the SunOS release 4 interface.
If an interface has an "alternative" (A), check the Notes section for its replacement.
If an interface is listed as "not available" (N), check the Notes section for information about its replacement. Routines listed in the SunOS release 5.7 column replace the SunOS release 4 interface.

SunOS release 4 offers a System V Software installation option that provides System V compatible versions of many routines. The System V interfaces are included in the following tables. When referring to the System V version of a SunOS release 4 interface, the string `SysV' is appended to the interface.

Routines that exist in both /usr/lib and /usr/5lib have two table entries. The first documents the /usr/lib routine, and the second entry documents the /usr/5lib routine.

For complete information on all Solaris 7 interfaces, see the man Pages(3): Library Routines.

Examples

Below are sample table entries followed by an interpretation of the entry.

SunOS release 4 Command	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Alternative Available and Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`clntraw_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `clnt_raw_create()` (3N) in the SunOS release 5.7 and SVR4 versions.	A	A	S	N

The clntraw_create() routine exists in this release, but it also has a replacement routine: clnt_raw_create(). Applications that use clntraw_create() will continue to work in this release and on other SVR4-compliant systems, but these applications should be updated to use clnt_raw_create(). clntraw_create() is considered obsolete, and may not be available in future releases. If you want your application to be ABI-- or SVID-- compliant, use clnt_raw_create().

SunOS release 4 Command	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Alternative Available and Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`putpwent()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N

The SunOS release 4 putpwent() routine and the SunOS release 5.7 routine are the same. Applications that use this routine will behave as they did in the SunOS release 4 software.

Library Routines

Table C-1 Library Routines Reference Table: a64l() through authunix_create _default()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`a64l()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`abort()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`abs()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`acos()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, if the absolute value of the argument of `acos()` is greater than 1, NaN is returned with an EDOM error and a `DOMAIN` math err. The SunOS release 5.7, the SVID, or SVR4 versions return zero with an EDOM error and a `DOMAIN` math err.	N	C	C	N
`acosh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`addch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`addexportent()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to the `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	N	N	N	N
`addmntent()` (3)	A	The `putmntent()` routine provides similar functionality. Refer to `getmntent()` (3C).	N	N	N	N
`addstr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`agt_create()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`agt_enumerate()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`agt_trap()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`aint()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`aiocancel()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`aioread()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`aiowait()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`aiowrite()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`alarm()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`alloca()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`alphasort()` (3)	N		N	N	N	S
`anint()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`annuity()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`arc()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`asctime()` (3V)	C	See `ctime()` (3V).	C	C	C	N
`asin()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, if the absolute value of the argument of `asin()` is greater than 1, `NaN` is returned with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` math err. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 versions return `zero` with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` math err.	N	C	C	N
`asinh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`assert()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `assert()` calls `exit()` (3C) while the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 versions call `abort()` (3C).	C	C	C	N
`assert()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`atan()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`atan2()` (3M)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, the SVID, or SVR4 version of `atan2(0.0,0.0)()` returns `zero` and sets errno to `EDOM`. In the SunOS release 4 version, the same call might return `+/-0.0` or `+/- PI` in conformance with 4.3BSD in the spirit of ANSI/IEEEStd754- 1985.	N	C	C	N
`atanh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`atof()` (3)	C	See `strtod()` (3).	C	C	C	N
`atoi()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`atol()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`attroff()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`attron()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`attrset()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`audit_args()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`audit_text()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`authdes_create()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `authdes_seccreate()` (3N) in SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4.	A	A	A	N
`authdes_getucred()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`auth_destroy()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`authnone_create()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`authunix_create()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `authsys_seccreate()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`authunix_create _default()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `authsys_create_default()` (3N).	A	A	A	N

Table C-2 Library Routines Reference Table: baudrate() through bzero()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`baudrate()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`bcmp()` (3)	S	Now `bcmp()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`bcopy()` (3)	S	Now `bcopy()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`beep()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`bindresvport()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`bootparam()` (3R)	S		N	N	N	N
`box()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `box()` is a function while the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version of `box(win,verch,horch)()` is a macro that calls `wborder(win, verch, verch, horch, horch, 0, 0, 0, 0)()`. Default values defined in `<curses.h>` in the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 environment--ACS_ULCORNER, ACS_URCORNER, ACS_BLCORNER, and ACS_BRCORNER, are used to draw the upper left and right and bottom left and right corners of the box around the window. Also, the type of arguments `verch` and `horch` in the SunOS release 4 software is char, while in SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 versions they are ch type.	N	C	C	S
`box()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`bsearch()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`byteorder()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`bzero()` (3)	S	Now `bzero()` (3C).	A	A	A	S

Table C-3 Library Routines Reference Table: calloc() through cv_waiters()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`calloc()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`callrpc()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpc_call()` (3N).	N	N	S	N
`catclose()` (3C)	S		S	S	S	N
`catgetmsg()` (3C)	A	In the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 environment, use `catgets()` (3C) followed by `strncpy()` (3) to copy the catalog message from the internal buffer area to a program buffer.	A	A	A	N
`catgets()` (3C)	S		S	S	S	N
`catopen()` (3C)	S		S	S	S	N
`cbc_crypt()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`cbreak()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`cbrt()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`ceil()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`cfgetispeed()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`cfgetospeed()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`cfree()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `void free(voidptr)()`. Refer to `malloc()` (3C))* man page.	A	A	A	N
`cfsetispeed()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`cfsetospeed()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`CHECK()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`circle()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`clear()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`clearerr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`clearok()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`clnt_broadcast()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpc_broadcast()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`clnt_call()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_control()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_create()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_destroy()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_freeres()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_geterr()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_pcreateerror()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_perrno()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_perror()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_spcreateerror()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_sperrno()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clnt_sperror()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`clntraw_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `clnt_raw_create()` (3N) in the SunOS release 5.7 and SVR4 software.	A	A	S	N
`clnttcp_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by the `clnt_create()` (3N), `clnt_tli_create()` (3N), and `clnt_vc_create()` (3N) routines in SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4.	N	N	S	S
`clntudp_bufcreate()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superceded by `clnt_create()` (3N), `clnt_tli_create()` (3N), and `clnt_dg_create()` (3N) routines.	N	N	S
`clntudp_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by the `clnt_create()` (3N), `clnt_tli_create()` (3N), and `clnt_dg_create()` (3N) routines .	N	N	S	S
`clock()` (3C)	S		S	S	S	N
`closedir()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`closedir()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`closelog()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`closepl()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`clrtobot()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`clrtoeol()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`compound()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`cont()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`copysign()` (3M)	N		N	N	S	N
`copywin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`cos()` (3M)	C	For arguments that are much lower than zero, the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version of these routines returns `zero` because of the loss of significance. In this case, a message indicating TLOSS (see `matherr()` (3M)) appears on the standard output. For cases of partial loss of significance, a PLOSS error is generated, but no error is printed. In both cases, errno is set to `ERANGE`. In the SunOS release 4 version, an argument reduction takes place for values exceeding PI/4 in magnitude. The reduction could happen in software or hardware. The variable `fp_pi` defined in `<math.h>` allows changing of the precision at runtime. The error exceptions occur in the IEEE 754 spirit for both versions.	N	C	C	N
`cosh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`crmode()` (3X)	A	This routine is replaced by `cbreak()` . See `curs_inopts()` (3X).	A	A	A	N
`_crypt()` (3)	C	The `crypt()` (3C) routine provides similar functionality.	N	A	A	N
`crypt()` (3)	C	In the SunOS release 4 version, the first two characters of the `salt` argument are interpreted and checked for (##and#$) as special cases in order to call additional authentication routines (`pwdauth()` (3) and `grpauth()` (3) respectively). If these functions return `TRUE`, the `salt` is returned from `crypt()`. Otherwise, `NULL` is returned. In the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version, this functionality is not supported.	N	C	C	N
`ctermid()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`ctime()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 `tm` structure contains two fields not present in the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `tm` structure: `tm_zone` and `tm_gmtoff`. Instead, the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version uses the external variable `timezone` to contain the difference (in seconds) between GMT and local standard time, and the external variable `daylight` to indicate if daylight savings should be applied. Additionally, the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version uses an external variable `tzname` to store standard and summer time zone names. These external variables (`timezone`, `daylight`, and `tzname`) are supported by the SunOS release 4 System V `ctime()` (3V) library routines. The use of the environmental variable `TZ` differs between the SunOS release 4 and the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 versions. In the SunOS release 4 version, `TZ` contains the pathname of `tzfile-format` file from which to read the time conversion information. In the SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 versions, TZ itself contains the time conversion information (of different format than the `tzfile-format`).	C	C	C	N
`curs_set()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`cuserid()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`cv_broadcast()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_create()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_destroy()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_enumerate()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_notify()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_send()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_wait()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`cv_waiters()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N

Table C-4 Library Routines Reference Table: dbm_clearerr() through dysize()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`dbm_clearerr()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_close()` (3X)	S	The `dbm_close()` (3) routine provides similar functionality.	N	N	N	N
`dbm_delete()` (3)	S	The `dbm_delete()` (3) routine provides similar functionality.	N	N	N	N
`dbm_error()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_fetch()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_firstkey()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_nextkey()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_open()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbm_store()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`dbmclose()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	S
`dbminit()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	S
`decimal_to_double()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`decimal_to_extended()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`decimal_to_floating()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`decimal_to_single()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`def_prog_mode()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`def_shell_mode()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`del_curterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`delay_output()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`delch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`delete()` (3X)	A		N	N	N	S
`deleteln()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`des_crypt()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`des_setparity()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`delwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`dlclose()` (3X)	S		N	N	S	N
`dlerror()` (3X)	S		N	N	S	N
`dlopen()` (3X)	S		N	N	S	N
`dlsym()` (3X)	S		N	N	S	N
`dn_comp()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`dn_expand()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`double_to_decimal()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`doupdate()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`draino()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	N	N	N
`drand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`dysize()` (3V)	N		N	N	N	N

Table C-5 Library Routines Reference Table: ecb_crypt() through extended_to_decimal()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`ecb_crypt()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`echo()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`echochar()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`econvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`ecvt()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`edata()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`encrypt()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`end()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`endac()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`endexportent()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) for more information.	A	A	A	N
`endfsent()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `fclose()` (3).	A	A	A	N
`endgraent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`endgrent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`endhostent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`endmntent()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `fclose()` (3).	A	A	A	N
`endnetent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`endnetgrent()` (3N)	S		N	N	N	N
`endprotoent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`endpwaent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`endpwent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`endrpcent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`endservent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`endttyent()` (3)	N	Refer to `ttymon` (1) and `ttydefs` (4) for information about SunOS release 5.7 tty system.	N	N	N	N
`endusershell()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`endwin()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `endwin()` return value is undefined, while the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version returns `OK` upon success; otherwise , it returns `ERR`.	N	C	C	S
`endwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`erand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`erase()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`erasechar()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`erf()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`erfc()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`errno()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`etext()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`ether()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`ether_aton()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`ether_hostton()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`ether_line()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`ether_ntoa()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`ether_ntohost()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`exc_bound()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_handle()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_notify()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_on_exit()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_raise()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_unhandle()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`exc_uniqpatt()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`execl()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`execl()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`execle()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`execle()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`execlp()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`execlp()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`execv()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`execv()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`execvp()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`execvp()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`exit()` (3)	C	Both the SunOS release 4 and SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `exit()` routines do additional processing before the process exits. The SunOS release 4 `exit()` calls all functions registered by the `on_exit()` (3) routine while SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `exit()` calls all functions registered by the `atexit()` routine. If no functions have been added using the `on_exit()` (3) routine, then the SunOS release 4 and SunOS release 5.7, or the ABI, SVID, or SVR4 versions of `exit()` are compatible.	C	C	C	N
`exp()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version, `exp()` returns `HUGE` for overflow and `0` for underflow. In the SunOS release 4 version, the return values are IEEE overflow and underflow (implementation-defined). In the SunOS release 4 version, since HUGE is defined as +Infinity, `exp()`(HUGE) and `exp()`(-HUGE) do not overflow or underflow, hence no errno is produced. The SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version sets errno to `ERANGE`.	N	C	C	N
`exp10()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`exp2()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`expm1()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`exportent()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	A	A	A	N
`extended_to_decimal()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N

Table C-6 Library Routines Reference Table: fabs() through fwrite()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`fabs()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`fclose()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`fconvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`fcvt()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`fdopen()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`feof()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`ferror()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`fetch()` (3X)	A	This routine is replaced by `dbm_fetch()` (3) in the SunOS release 5.7 software.	N	N	N	S
`fflush()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`ffs()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`fgetc()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`fgetgraent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`fgetgrent()` (3V)	S		N	S	S	N
`fgetpwaent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`fgetpwent()` (3V)	S		N	S	S	N
`fgets()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`fileno()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`file_to_decimal()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`filter()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`finite()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`firstkey()` (3X)	A	This routine is replaced by `dbm_firstkey()` (3) in the SunOS release 5.7 software.	N	N	N	S
`fixterm()` (3V)	A	The `reset_prog_mode()` (3X) routine provides similar functionality.	N	A	A	N
`flash()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`floatingpoint()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`floor()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`flushinp()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`flusok()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	S
`fmod()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version, `fmod(x,0.0)()` returns `x` and sets errno to `EDOM`. In the SunOS release 4 version, the same call returns `NaN` in conformance with 4.3 BSD and in the spirit of ANSI/IEEE Std 754-1985.	N	C	C	N
`fopen()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`fp_class()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`fprintf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`fputc()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`fputs()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`fread()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`free()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`freopen()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`frexp()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`fscanf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`fseek()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`ftell()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`ftime()` (3V)	S	Now `ftime()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`ftok()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`ftw()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`func_to_decimal()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`fwrite()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N

Table C-7 Library Routines Reference Table: gamma() through gtty()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`gamma()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`garbagedlines()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	N	N	N
`gcd()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`gconvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`gcvt()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`getacdir()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getacflg()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getacinfo()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getacmin()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getauditflagsbin()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getauditflagschar()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getbegyx()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`getc()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getcap()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	S
`getch()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 software, if the window is not a pad, and it has been moved or modified since the last call to `wrefresh()`, `wrefresh()` will be called before another character is read. In the SunOS release 4 software, `wrefresh()` will not be called under these circumstances.	N	C	C	S
`getch()` (3V) -- SysV	C		N	C	C	S
`getchar()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getcwd()` (3V)	S	The SVR4 and SunOS release 5.7 `getcwd()` routine is compatible with the SunOS release 4 version `getcwd()`. In the SunOS release 4, if buf is a NULL pointer, `getcwd()` obtains size bytes of space using `malloc()` (3). This capability is not supported by the ABI and SVID version of `getcwd()`.	C	C	S	N
`getenv()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getexportent()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	A	A	A	N
`getexportopt()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	A	A	A	N
`getfauditflags()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getfsent()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `getvfsent()` (3).	N	N	N	N
`getfsfile()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `getvfsfile()` (3).	N	N	N	N
`getfsspec()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `getvfsfile()` (3).	N	N	N	N
`getfstype()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `getvfsany()` (3).	N	N	N	N
`getgraent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getgranam()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getgrent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getgrgid()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getgrnam()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`gethostbyaddr()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`gethostbyname()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`gethostent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getlogin()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getmaxyx()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`getmntent()` (3)	C	The SunOS release 4 `getmntent()` routine and the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 `getmntent()` routine are incompatible. The SunOS release 4 `getmntent()` returns a pointer to an object of type mntent while SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 `getmntent()` returns int. Additionally, SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 `getmntent()` uses a different incompatible structure type (mnttab) to return the file entry type. Additionally, null pointers are returned for corresponding `-' entries in `/etc/vfstab`.	N	C	C	N
`get_myaddress()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `netdir_getbyname()` (3N).	S	N	S	N
`getnetbyaddr()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getnetbyname()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getnetent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getnetgrent()` (3N)	N		N	N	N	N
`getnetname()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`getopt()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`getpass()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getprotobyname()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getprotobynumber()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getprotoent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getpublickey()` (3R)	S		S	S	S	N
`getpw()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`getpwaent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getpwanam()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`getpwent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getpwnam()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getpwuid()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getrpcbyname()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`getrpcbynumber()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`getrpcent()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`getrpcport()` (3R)	A	`pmap_getport()` can be used to get the same result.	N	N	N	N
`gets()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`getsecretkey()` (3R)	S		S	S	S	N
`getservbyname()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getservbyport()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getservent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`getstr()` (3V) -- SysV	C		N	C	C	S
`getsubopt()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`getsyx()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`gettext()` (3)	C	In SunOs 5.4 `gettext` (3)a searches NLSPATH first for the location of the LC_MESSAGES directory.	N	N	N	N
`gettmode()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7 header file `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines the most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	N	N	S
`gettmode()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	N	N	N
`getttyent()` (3)	A	Refer to `ttymon` (1) and `ttydefs` (4) for information about the SunOS release 5.7 tty system.	N	N	N	N
`getttynam()` (3)	A	Refer to `ttymon` (1) and `ttydefs` (4) for information about the SunOS release 5.7 tty system.	N	N	N	N
`getusershell()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`getw()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`getwd()` (3)	S	Now `getwd()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`getyx()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`gmtime()` (3V)	C	See `ctime()` (3V).	C	C	C	N
`grpauth()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`gsignal()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`gtty()` (3C)	A	The `termio` (7) interface provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	N

Table C-8 Library Routines Reference Table: halfdelay() through hypot()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`halfdelay()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`has_ic()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`has_il()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`hasmntopt()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`hcreate()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`hdestroy()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`host2netname()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`hsearch()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`HUGE()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, HUGE is defined in `<math.h>` as `infinity()` (3M), which produces IEEE Infinity. In SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 versions, HUGE is defined in `<math.h>` as a machine-dependent constant.	N	C	C	N
`HUGE_VAL()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, HUGE_VAL is defined in `<math.h>` as `infinity()` (3M), which produces IEEE Infinity. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 versions, HUGE_VAL is defined in `<math.h>` as a machine-dependent constant.	N	C	C	N
`hypot()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-9 Library Routines Reference Table: idlok() through itom()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`idlok()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `idlok()` sets an insert/delete line flag for the window, which is ignored, while SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID, or SVR4 version of `idlok()` sets a flag that controls whether the insert/delete line feature is actually used.	N	C	C	S
`idlok()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`ieee_flags()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`ieee_functions()` (3M)	S		N	N	N	N
`ieee_handler()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`ieee_retrospective()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`ilogb()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`inch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`index()` (3)	S	Now is `index()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`inet_lnaof()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`inet_makeaddr()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`inet_netof()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`inet_network()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`inet_ntoa()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`infinity()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`initgroups()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`initscr()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `initscr()` is a function while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version is a macro that calls `initscr32()`. If errors occur, the SunOS release 4 `initscr()` function returns `ERR`, while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version writes an appropriate error message to the standard error and exits.	N	C	C	S
`initscr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`initstate()` (3)	S	Now `initstate()` (3C).	N	A	A	S
`innetgr()` (3N)	S		N	N	N	N
`insch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`insertln()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`insque()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`intrflush()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`ipalloc()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`irint()` (3M)	N	Replaced by (int) `rint()`.	N	N	N	N
`isalnum()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isalpha()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isascii()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isatty()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`iscntrl()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isdigit()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isendwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`isgraph()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isinf()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`islower()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isnan()` (3M)	S		S	N	N	N
`isnormal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`isprint()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`ispunct()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`issecure()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`isspace()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`issubnormal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`isupper()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`isxdigit()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`iszero()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`itom()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N

Table C-10 Library Routines Reference Table: j0() through jrand48()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`j0()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, `j0(HUGE)()`, `j1(HUGE)()`, and `jn(4,HUGE)()` will return `zero` with no error indication. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software these routines will return `zero`, set errno to `ERANGE`, and print a message indicating a TLOSS math error on the standard error output.	N	C	C	N
`j1()` (3M)	C		N	C	C	N
`jn()` (3M)	C		N	C	C	N
`jrand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-11 Library Routines Reference Table: key_decryptsession() through kvm_write()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`key_decryptsession()` (3N)	S	S	S	S	N
`key_encryptsession()` (3N)	S	S	S	S	N
`key_gendes()` (3N)	S	S	S	S	N
`key_setsecret()` (3N)	S	S	S	S	N
`keyname()` (3V) -- SysV	S	N	S	S	N
`keypad()` (3V) -- SysV	S	N	S	S	N
`killchar()` (3V) -- SysV	S	N	S	S	N
`klm_prot()` (3R)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_close()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_getcmd()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_getproc()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_getu()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_nextproc()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_nlist()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_open()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_read()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N
`kvm_setproc()` (3K)	S	N	N	S	N
`kvm_write()` (3K)	S	N	N	N	N

Table C-12 Library Routines Reference Table: l3tol() through lwp_yield()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`l3tol()` (3C)	N		N	N	N	N
`l64a()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`label()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`lcong48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`ldaclose()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldahread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldaopen()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldclose()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldexp()` (3M)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `ldexp()` differs from the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version only in the case of overflow. The SunOS release 4 `ldexp()` returns `(+/-) 1.0e999` if the correct value would overflow, while the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `ldexp()` returns `(+/-) HUGE` (according to the sign of value). Both versions set errno to `ERANGE`.	C	C	C	S
`ldfcn()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldfhread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldgetname()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldlinit()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldlitem()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldlread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldlseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldnlseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldnrseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldnshread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldnsseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldohseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldopen()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldrseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldshread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldsseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldtbindex()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldtbread()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`ldtbseek()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`leaveok()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`lfind()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`lgamma()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`line()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`linemod()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`localdtconv()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`localeconv()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`localtime()` (3V)	C	See `ctime()` (3V).	C	C	C	N
`lockf()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`log()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when `log()` produces undefined results (for example, `log(-1.0)()`), it returns `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID or SVR4 version, it returns `-HUGE` with an `EDOM` error and `DOMAIN` matherr.	N	C	C	N
`log10()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when `log10()` produces undefined results (for example, `log10(0)()`) it returns `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version, it returns `-HUGE` with an `EDOM` error and `DOMAIN` matherr.	N	C	C	N
`log1p()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`log2()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`logb()` (3M)	S		N	C	C	N
`_longjmp()` (3)	C	Now `_longjmp()` (3C). The `siglongjmp()` (3) routine provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	S
`longjmp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`longname()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `longname()` requires two arguments, `termbuf` and `name`, which do not exist in the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version. `termbuf` is a pointer to the terminal entry from termcap, which is replaced by `terminfo`. `name` is a pointer to a buffer to hold the result. Since both versions return the same information, simply remove the two arguments from the SunOS release 4 call to port to the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 environment.	N	C	C	S
`longname()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`lrand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`lsearch()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`ltol3()` (3C)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_checkstkset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_create()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ctxinit()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ctxmemget()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ctxmemset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ctxremove()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ctxset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_datastk()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_destroy()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_enumerate()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_errstr()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_fpset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_geterr()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_getregs()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_getstate()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_join()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_libcset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_newstk()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_perror()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_ping()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_resched()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_resume()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_self()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_setpri()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_setregs()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_setstkcache()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_sleep()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_stkcswset()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_suspend()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`lwp_yield()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N

Table C-13 Library Routines Reference Table: madd() through mvwscanw()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`madd()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`madvise()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`malloc()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`malloc_debug()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`malloc_verify()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`mallocmap()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`matherr()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`max_normal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`max_subnormal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`mblen()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`mbstowcs()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`mbtowc()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`mcmp()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`mdiv()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`memalign()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`memccpy()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`memchr()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`memcmp()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`memcpy()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`memset()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`meta()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mfree()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`min()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`min_normal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`min_subnormal()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`mkstemp()` (3)	S	The `mktemp()` (3C) routine provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	N
`mktemp()` (3)	C	The SunOS release 4 `mktemp()` routine replaces the trailing X characters of template with a letter and the current process ID. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version only specifies that it will replace the six trailing Xs with a character string that can be used to create a unique file name. If the application does not depend on the specific file name (that is, the application only cares that the name is unique), the SunOS release 4 and SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 versions of `mktemp()` are compatible.	C	C	C	N
`mlock()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`mlockall()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`modf()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`mon_break()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_cond_enter()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_create()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_destroy()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_enter()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_enumerate()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_exit()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`mon_waiters()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`moncontrol()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `profil()` (2).	A	A	A	N
`MONITOR()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`monitor()` (3)	C	The SunOS release 4 `monitor()` routine differs from the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version in the following respects: In the SunOS release 4 software, to profile the entire program it is sufficient to use: `extern etext()`; `monitor(N_TXTOFF(0),etext, buf, bufsize, nfunc)()`; While with the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `monitor()` routine, it is sufficient to use: `extern int etext()`; `monitor((int()())2,etext, buf, bufsize, nfunc)()`; In the SunOS release 4 software, to stop execution monitoring and write the results to the buf defined previously, use: `monitor(0)()`; While with the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `monitor()` routine, use: `monitor((int()())0,(int()())0,(WORD) 0, 0,0)()`; The `prof` (1) command can then be used to examine the results.	C	C	C	N
`monstartup()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `profil()` (2).	A	A	A	N
`mout()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`move()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`mrand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`msg_enumrecv()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`msg_enumsend()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`msg_recv()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`MSG_RECVALL()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`msg_reply()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`msg_send()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`msub()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`msync()` (3)	C	The following errno flag is valid for the SunOS release 4 version of this system call but is not valid in the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version: EIO. In the SunOS release 4 version errno flag is set to EPERM if MS_INVALIDATE was specified and one or more of the pages is locked in memory, while in the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version, errno is set to `EBUSY` instead.	C	C	C	N
`mtox()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`mult()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`munlock()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`munlockall()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`mvaddch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvaddstr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvcur()` (3V)	C	The return value of the SunOS release 4 version of `mvcur()` is undefined, while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `OK` upon success; otherwise, it returns `ERR`.	N	C	C	S
`mvcur()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
mvdelch(3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvgetch()` (3V) -- SysV	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version, if the window is not a pad, and it has been moved or modified since the last call to `wrefresh()`, `wrefresh()` will be called before another character is read. In the SunOS release 4 software, `wrefresh()` will not be called under these circumstances.	N	C	C	N
`mvgetstr()` (3V) -- SysV	C	See `getstr()` (3V) -- Sys V.	N	C	C	N
`mvinch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvinsch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvprintw()` (3V)	C	See `wprintw()` (3V).	N	C	C	S
`mvprintw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvscanw()` (3V)	C	See `wscanw()` (3V).	N	C	C	S
`mvscanw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwaddch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwaddstr()`(3V -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwdelch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwgetch()` (3V) -- SysV	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version, if the window is not a pad and it has been moved or modified since the last call to `wrefresh()`, `wrefresh()` will be called before another character is read. In the SunOS release 4 software, `wrefresh()` will not be called under these circumstances.	N	C	C	N
`mvwgetstr()` (3V) -- SysV	C	See `getstr()` (3V) -- Sys V.	N	C	C	N
`mvwin()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `mvwin()` can be used to move subwindows, while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 `mvderwin()` should be used to move subwindows (or derived windows) inside their parent windows.	N	C	C	S
`mvwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwinch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwinsch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwprintw()` (3V)	C		N	C	C	S
`mvwprintw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`mvwscanw()` (3V)	C	See `wscanw()` (3V).	N	C	C	S
`mvwscanw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-14 Library Routines Reference Table: napms() through ntohs()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`napms()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`net_addr()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`netname2host()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`netname2user()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`newpad()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`newterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`newwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`nextafter()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`nextkey()` (3X)	A	This routine is replaced by `dbm_nextkey()` (3).	N	N	N	S
`nice()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`nint()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`nl()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`nl_init()` (3C)	N		N	N	N	N
`nl_langinfo()` (3C)	S		S	S	S	N
`nlist()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `nlist()` returns the number of symbols not found, or `-1` on error. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `0` on success, and `-1` on error. Note that the SunOS release 5.7 `nlist()` assumes an ELF format file and the 4.1 `nlist()` works only on `a.out` format files.	N	C	C	S
`nlm_prot()` (3R)	S		N	N	N	N
`nocbreak()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`nocrmode()` (3X)	S		N	N	S	N
`nodelay()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`noecho()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`nonl()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`nonstandard_arithmetic()` (3M)		N	N	N	N	N
`noraw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`notimeout()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`nrand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`ntohl()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`ntohs()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N

Table C-15 Library Routines Reference Table: on_exit() through overwrite()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`on_exit()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `atexit()`. Note that functions registered using `atexit()` are called without arguments.	A	A	A	N
`opendir()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `DIR` structure does not have the `dd_bsize` and `dd_off` fields. Also, the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `dd_loc` and `dd_size` fields are int rather than long. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version includes `<sys/types.h>` while the SunOS release 4 version does not. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version sets errno to `ENOENT` when the directory name argument points to an empty string.	C	C	C	N
`opendir()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`openlog()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`openpl()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	N
`optarg()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`optind()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`overlay()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 `overlay()` is a function while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `overlay(srcwin,dstwin)()` is a macro that calls `_overlap((srcwin), (dstwin), TRUE)()`. The SunOS release 4 version of `overlay()` return value is undefined, while SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 version returns `OK` upon success otherwise it returns `ERR`.	N	C	C	S
`overlay()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`overwrite()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 version of `overwrite()` is a function while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `overwrite(srcwin, dstwin)()` is a macro that calls `_overlap((srcwin), (dstwin), FALSE)()`. The SunOS release 4 `overwrite()` return value is undefined, while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `OK` upon success; otherwise, it returns `ERR`.	N	C	C	S
`overwrite()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-16 Library Routines Reference Table: passwd2des() through pwdauth()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`passwd2des()` (3R)	S		N	N	N	N
`pause()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`pclose()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`pechochar()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`perror()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`plock()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`plot()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`pmap_getmaps()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpcb_getmaps()` (3N).	A	A	S	N
`pmap_getport()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpcb_getaddr()` (3N).	A	A	S	N
`pmap_rmtcall()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpcb_rmtcall()` (3N).	A	A	S	N
`pmap_set()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpcb_set()` (3N).	A	A	S	N
`pmap_unset()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpcb_unset()` (3N).	A	A	S	N
`pnoutrefresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`pnp()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`pod_getexit()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`pod_getmaxpri()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`pod_getmaxsize()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`pod_setexit()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`pod_setmaxpri()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`point()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`popen()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`pow()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version, the routine returns `0` when `x` == 0 and `y` is non-positive or when `x`<0 and `y` is not integral. For overflow or underflow, `pow()` returns `+/-HUGE` or `0`, respectively. In both cases, errno is set. In the SunOS release 4 version, `pow(x,0.0)()` is 1 (which is not mentioned in the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version); it returns `NaN` when x < 0 and y not integral, returns `+/-infinity` when `x`==0 and `y` < 0. On overflow and underflow, it returns IEEE implementation-dependent values. In the SunOS release 4 version, since HUGE is defined as +Infinity, `pow(10.0,HUGE)()` and `pow(10.0,-HUGE)()` do not underflow or overflow and therefore no errno is produced. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software, these functions set errno to `ERANGE`.	N	C	C	N
`prefresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`printf()` (3V)	S	See `fprintf` (3).	S	S	S	S
`printw()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `printw()` returns the integer `ERR` upon failure and an integer value other than ERR upon successful completion. The SunOS release 4 version returns `void`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 headers `<curses.h>` automatically include the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`printw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`prof()` (3)	A	The `profil()` (2) routine provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	N
`psignal()` (3)	C	The `sig` argument is defined as an unsigned int in the SunOS release 4 versionbut is defined as an int in the SVR4 and SunOS release 5.7 versions.	N	N	C	S
`putc()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`putchar()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`putenv()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`putp()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`putpwent()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`puts()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`putw()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`pwdauth()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N

Table C-17 Library Routines Reference Table: qsort() through quiet_nan()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`qsort()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`quiet_nan()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N

Table C-18 Library Routines Reference Table: rand() through rwall()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`rand()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`random()` (3)	A	Now `random()` (3C). The `drand48()` (3C) (for SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software) or `rand()` (3C) routines provide similar functionality.	A	A	A	S
`raw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`rcmd()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`readdir()` (3V)	C	The `dirent` structures of SunOS release 4 `readdir()` and the ABI and SVID versions only have the `d_name` field in common. The SunOS release 4 `readdir()` supports an obsolete data structure `direct` defined in `<sys/dir.h>`, which is no longer supported by the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID or SVR4 software. Applications must migrate to the `dirent` structure defined in `<dirent.h>`. SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `readdir()` updates the directories last accessed time. The `dirent` structures of SunOS release 4, SVR4, and SunOS release 5.7 only have the `d_name` and `d_reclen` fields in common. Also, SunOS release 5.7 `dd_loc` and `dd_size` fields are type int rather than type long as in SunOS release 4.	C	C	C	S
`readdir()` (3V) -- SysV	C	The SunOS release 4, SVR4, and SunOS release 5.7 `dirent` structures only have the `d_name` and `d_reclen` fields in common. Also, the SunOS release 5.7 `dd_loc` and `dd_size` fields are type int rather than type long as in the SunOS release 4 software. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `readdir()` updates the directory's last accessed time. The `dirent` structures of SunOS release 4 `readdir()` and the ABI and SVID versions only have the `d_name` field in common.	C	C	C	N
`realloc()` (3)	C	The SunOS release 4 `realloc()` accepts a pointer to a block freed since the most recent call to `malloc()`, `calloc()`, and `realloc()`. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `realloc()` does not accept such a pointer.	C	C	C	N
`realpath()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`re_comp()` (3)	A	Now `re_comp()` (3C). For the ABI and SVID version, the `regexp()` (3) general-purpose regular expression matching routines provide similar functionality. This routine is replaced by `recomp()` (3G).	A	A	A	S
`re_exec()` (3)	A	Now `re_exec()` (3C). For the ABI and SVID version, the `regexp()` (3) general-purpose regular expression matching routines provide similar functionality. This routine is replaced by `regex()` (3G).	A	A	A	S
`refresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`registerrpc()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `rpc_reg()` (3C).	N	N	S	N
`remainder()` (3M)	S		S	S	S	N
`remexportent()` (3)	N	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	N	N	N	N
`remque()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`resetterm()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `reset_shell_mode()` (3).	N	A	A	N
`res_init()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`res_mkquery()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`res_send()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`reset_prog_mode()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`reset_shell_mode()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`resetty()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`restartterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`rewind()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`rewinddir()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`rex()` (3R)	S		N	N	N	N
`rexec()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`rindex()` (3)	S	Now `rindex()` (3C).	A	A	A	S
`rint()` (3M)	S		N	N	S	N
`ripoffline()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`rnusers()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`rpc_createerr()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`rpow()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`rquota()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`rresvport()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`rstat()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`rtime()` (3N)	N		N	N	N	S
`ruserok()` (3N)	S		N	N	N	N
`rusers()` (3R)	S		N	N	S	N
`rwall()` (3R)	S		N	N	S	N

Table C-19 Library Routines Reference Table: SAMECV() through system()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`SAMECV()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`SAMEMON()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`SAMETHREAD()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`saveterm()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `def_prog_mode()` (3X).	N	A	A	N
`savetty()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`scalb()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version, the routine computes the value `x` * (`r``n`) where `r` is the radix of the machine's floating point arithmetic. When `r` == 2, `scalb()` is the same as `ldexp()` (3M)** routine. On overflow, the routine returns `+/- HUGE` (depending on the sign of `x`). On underflow, it returns `0` and sets the errno. In the SunOS release 4 version, the routine computes the value `x` * (2**`n`) at all times; `scalb()` is not defined when `y` is not integral.	N	C	C	N
`scalbn()` (3M)	S		N	N	N	N
`scandir()` (3)	N		N	N	N	S
`scanf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`scanw()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software the header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`scanw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`scr_dump()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`scr_init()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`scr_restore()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`scroll()` (3V)	C	`scroll()` returns `ERR` on failure and an indeterminate value for success. The SunOS release 4 version returns `ERR` on failure and `OK (0)` on success. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version the header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`scroll()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`scrollok()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`seconvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`seed48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`seekdir()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`setac()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`setbuf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`setbuffer()` (3V)	S		N	N	N	S
`set_curterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`setegid()` (3V)	S		N	N	N	N
`seteuid()` (3V)	S		N	N	N	N
`setexportent()` (3)	A	The `/etc/dfs/sharetab` file replaces `/etc/exports`. Refer to `share` (1M), `unshare` (1M), and `sharetab` (4) man pages for more information.	N	N	N	N
`setfsent()` (3)	A	This routine is replaced by `fopen()` (3).	A	A	A	N
`setgid()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`setgraent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`setgrent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sethostent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`_setjmp()` (3)	C	Now `setjmp()` (3C). The `sigsetjmp()` (3) routine provides the same functionality when the `savemask` argument is zero. This saves the calling process's registers and stack environment, but not its `signalmask`.	A	A	A	S
`setjmp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`setkey()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`setlinebuf()` (3V)	S		N	N	N	S
`setlocale()` (3V)	C		S	S	S	N
`setlogmask()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`setmntent()` (3)	A	The `fopen()` (3) followed by the `lockf()` (3) routines provide similar functionality.	A	A	A	N
`setnetent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`setnetgrent()` (3N)	S		N	N	N	N
`setprotoent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`setpwaent()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`setpwent()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`setpwfile()` (3V)	N		N	N	N	N
`setrgid()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `setgid()` (2).	A	A	A	N
`setrpcent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`setruid()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `setuid()` (2).	A	A	A	N
`setscrreg()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`setservent()` (3N)	S		N	N	S	N
`setstate()` (3)	S	Now `setstate()` (3C).	N	A	A	S
`setsyx()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`set_term()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`setterm()` (3V)	C	This is an obsolete call that is replaced by `setupterm()` in both the SunOS release 4 and SunOS release 5.7 software. See `curs_terminfo()` (3X). The call: `setupterm(term, 1, (int *) 0)()` provides the same functionality as `setterm(term)()`.	N	C	C	S
`setterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`setttyent()` (3)	N	Refer to `ttymon` (1) and `ttydefs` (4) man pages for information about SunOS release 5.7 tty system.	N	N	N	N
`setuid()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`setupterm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`setusershell()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`setvbuf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`sfconvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`sgconvert()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`sigaction()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sigaddset()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sigdelset()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sigemptyset()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sigfillset()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sigfpe()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`siginterrupt()` (3V)	A	The `sigaction()` (2) routine provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	S
`sigismember()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`siglongjmp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`signal()` (3V)	C	The following SunOS release 4 signal is not defined in the SVR4 and SunOS release 5.7 `s()ignal()` (2) routine: SIGLOST. The following SunOS release 4 signals are not defined in the ABI and SVID `signal` routine: SIGIO, SIGURG, SIGVTALRM, SIGPROF, SIGLOST.	C	C	C	S
`ssignal()` (3V)	C		C	C	C	N
`signaling_nan()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`signbit()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`significand()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`sigsetjmp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`sin()` (3M)	C	For arguments that are much lower than zero, the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of these routines return zero because of the loss of significance. In this case, a message indicating TLOSS (see `matherr()` (3M)) appears on the standard output. For cases of partial loss of significance, a PLOSS error is generated but no error is printed. In both cases, errno is set to `ERANGE`. In the SunOS release 4 version, an argument reduction takes place for values exceeding PI/4 in magnitude. The reduction could happen in software or hardware. The variable `fp_pi` defined in `<math.h>` allows changing of the precision at runtime. The error exceptions occur in the IEEE 754 spirit for both versions.	N	C	C	N
`sinh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`single_precision()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`single_to_decimal()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`sleep()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	S
`slk_clear()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_init()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_label()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_noutrefresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_refresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_restore()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_set()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`slk_touch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`sm_inter()` (3R)	S		N	N	N	N
`space()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N
`spray()` (3R)	S		N	N	S	N
`sprintf()` (3V)	S	See `fprintf` (3).	S	S	S	S
`sqrt()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when `sqrt()` produces undefined results (for example, `sqrt (-3.0)()`) it returns `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `0` with an EDOM error and a `DOMAIN` matherr.	N	C	C	N
`srand()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, argument `seed` is defined as int while in the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 software it is defined as unsigned int.	C	C	C	S
`srand48()` (3)	S		N	S	S	N
`srandom()` (3)	S	Now `srandom()` (3C). The `srand48()` (3C) (in the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software) or `srand()` (3C) routines provide similar functionality.	A	A	A	S
`sscanf()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`ssignal()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`standard_arithmetic()` (3M)	N		N	N	N	N
`standend()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`standout()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`STKTOP()` (3L)	N		N	N	N	N
`store()` (3X)	A	This routine is replaced by `dbm_store()` (3).	N	N	N	S
`strcasecmp()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`strcat()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strchr()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strcmp()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strcoll()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strcpy()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strcspn()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strdup()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strftime()` (3V)	C	There are some differences in the directives specified in the following formats: `%k` and `%l` - Not supported in the SunOS release 5.7 software. `%S`- the SunOS release 4 software specifies seconds to be in the range of 0-59, while the SunOS release 5.7 software defines seconds to be in the range of 0-61 (allows for leap seconds). `%V`,`%W`- Under the SunOS release 4 software , week number 01 is the first week in January with four or more days in it, while in the SunOS release 5.7 software, week number 01 is the first week in January starting with a Sunday for `%U` or a Monday for `%W`. The SunOS 4.1 `tm` structure contains two fields not present in the SunOS release 5.7 `tm` structure: `tm_zone` and `tm_gmtoff`. Instead, the SunOS release 5.7 version uses the external variable `timezone` to contain the difference (in seconds) between GMT and local standard time, and the external variable `daylight` to indicate if daylight savings should be applied. Additionally, the SunOS release 5.7 version uses an external variable `tzname` to store standard and summer time-zone names. These external variables (`timezone`, `daylight`, and `tzname`) are supported by the SunOS release 4 System V installation option `ctime()` (3V) library routines.	C	C	C	N
`string_to_decimal()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`strlen()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strncasecmp()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`strncat()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strncmp()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strncpy()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strpbrk()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strptime()` (3V)	S		A	A	A	N
`strrchr()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strspn()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strtod()` (3)	C	The SunOS release 4 `strtod()` and `atof()` routines accept `inf_form`, `infinity_form`, `nan_form`, and `nanstring_form`, while the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `strtod()` and `atof()` routines do not accept these forms.	C	C	C	N
`strtok()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strtol()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`strxfrm()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`stty()` (3C)	A	The `termio` (7) interface provides similar functionality.	A	A	A	N
`subpad()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`subwin()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 routine returns a null pointer if a failure occurs. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header file `<curses.h>` automatically includes the header files `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`subwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`svc_destroy()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_fds()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_fdset()` (3N).	N	S	S	N
`svc_fdset()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_freeargs()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_getargs()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_getcaller()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_getrpccaller()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`svc_getreq()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_getreqset()` (3N).	S	S	S	N
`svc_getreqset()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_register()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but it superseded by `svc_reg()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`svc_run()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_sendreply()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svc_unregister()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_unreg()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`svcerr_auth()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_decode()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_noproc()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_noprog()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_progvers()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_systemerr()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcerr_weakauth()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`svcfd_create()` (3N)	A	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_fd_create()` (3N).	A	A	A	S
`svcraw_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_raw_create()` (3N).	N	N	S	N
`svctcp_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_create()` (3N), `svc_tli_create()` (3N), and `svc_vc_create()` (3N).	N	N	S	S
`svcudp_bufcreate()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by the `svc_tli_create()` (3N), and `svc_dg_create()` (3N) routines.	N	N	S	S
`svcudp_create()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available, but is superseded by `svc_create()` (3N), `svc_tli_create()` (3N), and `svc_dg_create()` (3N).	N	N	S	S
`swab()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`sys_siglist()` (3)	N	Use `psignal()` (3C).	N	N	N	S
`syslog()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`system()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N

Table C-20 Library Routines Reference Table: t_accept() through tzsetwall()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`t_accept()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_alloc()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_bind()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_close()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_connect()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_error()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_free()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_getinfo()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_getstate()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_listen()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_look()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_open()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_optmgmt()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcv()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcvconnect()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcvdis()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcvrel()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcvudata()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_rcvuderr()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_snd()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_snddis()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_sndrel()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_sndudata()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_sync()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`t_unbind()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`tan()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`tanh()` (3M)	S		N	S	S	N
`tcdrain()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcflow()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcflush()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcgetattr()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcgetpgrp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcsendbreak()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcsetattr()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tcsetpgrp()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tdelete()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`telldir()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`tempnam()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`textdomain()` (3)	N		N	N	N	N
`tfind()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`tgetent()` (3X)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software is supporting this routine as a conversion aid and it should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tgetent()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tgetflag()` (3X)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software is supporting this routine as a conversion aid and it should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tgetflag()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tgetnum()` (3X)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software is supporting this routine as a conversion aid and it should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tgetnum()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tgetstr()` (3X)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software is supporting this routine as a conversion aid and it should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tgetstr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tgoto()` (3X)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software is supporting this routine as a conversion aid and it should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tgoto()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tigetflag()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tigetnum()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tigetstr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`time()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`timegm()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `mktime()` (3C).	A	A	A	N
`timelocal()` (3V)	S	This routine is the inverse of `localtime()` (3C).	A	A	A	N
`times()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 `times()` routine returns time values in units of 1/HZ seconds, where HZ is 60. The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `times()` routine returns time values in units of 1/CLK_TCK of a second.	C	C	C	S
`timezone()` (3C)	S		N	N	N	N
`tmpfile()` (3S)	C		C	C	C	N
`tmpnam()` (3S)	S		S	S	S	N
`toascii()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`toascii()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`tolower()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`_tolower()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`tolower()` (3V) -- SysV	C	The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version of this routine is affected by the program's locale as specified by `LC_CTYPE`, while the SunOS release 4 version is not.	C	C	C	N
`touchline()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version of this routine returns `ERR` on failure and an integer other than `ERR` on success.	N	C	C	S
`touchline()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`touchoverlap()` (3X)	N		N	N	N	S
touchwin(3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version of this routine returns `ERR` on failure and an integer other than `ERR` on success.	N	C	C	S
`touchwin()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`_toupper()` (3V) -- SysV	S		S	S	S	N
`toupper()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
toupper(3V) -- SysV	C	The SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version of this routine is affected by the program's locale as specified by `LC_CTYPE`, while the SunOS release 4 version is not.	C	C	C	N
`tparm()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tputs()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software supports this routine as a conversion aid. It should not be used in new applications. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`tputs()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`traceoff()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	N	S	N
`traceon()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	N	S	N
`tsearch()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`ttyname()` (3V)	S		S	S	S	N
`ttyslot()` (3V)	S		N	N	S	N
`twalk()` (3)	S		S	S	S	N
`typeahead()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`tzset()` (3V)	C	See `ctime()` (3V).	C	C	C	N
`tzsetwall()` (3V)	A	This routine is replaced by `tzset()` (3C) .	A	A	A	N

Table C-21 Library Routines Reference Table: ualarm() through utime()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`ualarm()` (3)	S	Now `ualarm()` (3C). The `setitimer()` (2) system call with the `which` argument set to ITIMER_REAL provides similar functionality.	N	A	A	S
`ulimit()` (3C)	S	The SVR4 and SunOS release 5.7 `ulimit()` is compatible with the SunOS release 4 `ulimit()`. The SunOS release 4 version of `ulimit()` routine's integer `cmd` values 1 and 2 may not be compatible with the equivalent SVID `ulimit()` routines' symbolic constant `cmd` values UL_GETFSIZE and UL_SETFSIZE. Also, the SVID `ulimit()` routine does not support the functionality of 3 (get the maximum possible break value) and 4 (get the size of the process's file descriptor table).	C	C	S	N
`unctrl()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`ungetc()` (3S)	S	The SVR4 and SunOS release 5.7 `ungetc()` guarantees to push back four characters, so it is compatible with the SunOS release 4 `ungetc()`. In the SunOS release 4 software, `ungetc()` is guaranteed to push back one character on the standard input without a previous read statement, while the ABI and SVID `ungetc()` does not support this attribute.	C	C	S	N
`ungetch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`user2netname()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`usleep()` (3)	S	Now `usleep()` (3C). The `setitimer()` (2) or `select()` (3C) routines provide similar functionality.	N	A	A	S
`utime()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 `utime()` and SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 `utime()` differ in the type of the second argument. In the SunOS release 4 software, argument `timep` points to an array of two `time_t` values, while in theSunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version, argument `times` points to the `utimbuf` structure (which contains two `time_t` members).	C	C	C	N

Table C-22 Library Routines Reference Table: valloc() through vwscanw()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`valloc()` (3)	S		N	N	S	N
`varargs()` (3)	S		N	N	N	N
`vfprintf()` (3V)	C	See `vprintf()` (3V).	C	C	C	S
`vidattr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`vidputs()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`vlimit()` (3C)	A	This routine is replaced by `getrlimit()` (2).	A	A	A	N
`vprintf()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 4 `vprintf()`, `vfprintf()`, and `vsprintf()` routines are incompatible with the SunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version of these routines because of variable format list differences. In the SunOS release 4 software, (`va_alist` (defined in `<varargs.h>`) is used in a function header to declare a variable argument list (for example, void function(`va_alist`)). In theSunOS release 5.7, ABI, SVID, or SVR4 version the definition from `<stdarg.h>` is used in a function header to declare a variable argument list (for example, void function (int arg1,...)).	C	C	C	S
`vsprintf()` (3V)	C	See `vprintf()` (3V).	C	C	C	S
`vsyslog()` (3)	S	This routine is replaced by `syslog()` (3).	N	N	N	N
`vtimes()` (3C)	A	This routine is replaced by `getrusage()` (2).	N	N	N	N
`vwprintw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`vwscanw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-23 Library Routines Reference Table: waddch() through wstandout()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`waddch()` (3V)	C	The characters in the SunOS release 5.7 software are chtype (long) if CHTYPE is not defined differently for `<curses.h>`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header file `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`waddch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`waddstr()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `waddstr()` (3V) returns `ERR` (`-1`) on failure. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`waddstr()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wattroff()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wattron()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wattrset()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wclear()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wclear()` routine always returns (`OK = 0`) upon success while the SunOS release 4 software returns `void`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wclear()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wclrtobot()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wclrtobot()` (3V) routine always returns (`OK = 0`) upon success while the SunOS release 4 software returns `void`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wclrtobot()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wclrtoeol()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 routine always returns (`OK = 0`) upon success while the SunOS release 4 software returns `void`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wclrtoeol()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wcstombs()` (3)	S	The size of wchar_t is short in the SunOS release 4 software and long in the SunOS release 5.7 software.	S	S	S	N
`wctomb()` (3)	S	The size of wchar_t is short in the SunOS release 4 software and long in the SunOS release 5.7 software.	S	S	S	N
`wdelch()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software this routine may be a macro, while it always is in the SunOS release 4 software. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`wdelch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wdeleteln()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software this routine may be a macro, while it always is in the SunOS release 4 software. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`wdeleteln()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wechochar()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`werase()` (3V)	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software this routine returns `OK(0)` or a non-negative integer if `immedok` is set. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`werase()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wgetch()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wgetch()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version also has additional support for function keys.	N	C	C	S
`wgetch()` (3V) -- SysV	C	In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software, if the window is not a pad, and it has been moved or modified since the last call to `wrefresh()`, `wrefresh()` will be called before another character is read. In the SunOS release 4 software, `wrefresh()` will not be called under these circumstances.	N	C	C	N
`wgetstr()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wgetstr()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`wgetstr()` (3V) -- SysV	C	See `getstr()` (3V) -- Sys V.	N	C	C	N
`winch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	S
`winsch()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `winsch()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`winsch()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`winsertln()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `winsertln()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion. This can be a macro in SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4.	N	C	C	S
`winsertln()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wmove()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wmove()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion.	N	C	C	S
`wmove()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wnoutrefresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wprintw()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wprintw()` returns `ERR` on failure and an integer value other than `ERR` upon successful completion. The SunOS release 4 version returns `void`. SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wprintw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wrefresh()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wrefresh()` returns (`ERR = -1`) on failure and some other integer on success while SunOS release 4 returns `void`. SunOS release 5.7, or the SVID or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wrefresh()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wscanw()` (3V)	C	The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 version of `wscanw()` returns an `int` containing the number of fields mapped by the call while the SunOS release 4 version returns `void`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 header `<curses.h>` automatically includes the headers `<stdio.h>` and `<unctrl.h>` and if `CURS_PERFORMANCE` is defined, it defines most commonly used routines as macros for increased performance.	N	C	C	S
`wscanw()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wsetscrreg()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wstandend()` (3V)	C	This is a `curses()` (3V) function that clears all window attributes using `attrset(0)()`. The SunOS release 4 version always returns `undefined` while the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 `standout()` routine always returns `1` (success).	N	C	C	S
`wstandend()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N
`wstandout()` (3V)	C	This is a `curses()` (3V) function that sets the A_STANDOUT attribute to enable the terminals best standout mode for a window. The SunOS release 4 version uses `attron(A_STANDOUT)()` for this function and returns `undefined`. The SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 `standout()` routine is the same as: `attron(A_STANDOUT)()` and always returns `1` (success).	N	C	C	S
`wstandout()` (3V) -- SysV	S		N	S	S	N

Table C-24 Library Routines Reference Table: xcrypt() through xtom()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`xcrypt()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`xdecrypt()` (3R)	N		N	N	N	N
`xdr_accepted_reply()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_array()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_authunix_parms()` (3N)	S	This routine is still available but is superseded by `xdr_authsys_parms()` (3N).	A	A	A	N
`xdr_bool()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_bytes()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_callhdr()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_callmsg()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_enum()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_float()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_free()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_getpos()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_inline()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_int()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_long()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_opaque()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_pointer()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_reference()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_setpos()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_short()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_string()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_u_char()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_u_int()` (3N)	S		S	N	S	N
`xdr_u_long()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_u_short()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_union()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_vector()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_void()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdr_wrapstring()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdrmem_create()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdrrec_create()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdrrec_endofrecord()` (3N)	S		S	N	S	N
`xdrrec_eof()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xdrrec_skiprecord()` (3N)	S		S	N	S	N
`xdrstdio_create()` (3N)	S		S	S	S	N
`xtom()` (3X)	S		N	N	N	N

Table C-25 Library Routines Reference Table: y0() through yn()


SunOS release 4	SunOS release 5.7 Status	Notes	ABI	SVID	SVR4	BSD
`y0()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when these routines have undefined results they return `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software, they return `-HUGE` with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 4 software, `y0(HUGE)()`, `y1(HUGE)()`, `yn(9,HUGE)()` will return `zero` with no error indication.	N	C	C	N
`y1()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when these routines have undefined results they return `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software, they return `-HUGE` with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 4 software, `y0(HUGE)()`, `y1(HUGE)()`, `yn(9,HUGE)()` will return `zero` with no error indication.	N	C	C	N
`yn()` (3M)	C	In the SunOS release 4 software, when these routines have undefined results they return `NaN`, with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 5.7, SVID, or SVR4 software, they return `-HUGE` with an `EDOM` error and a `DOMAIN` matherr. In the SunOS release 4 software, `y0(HUGE)()`, `y1(HUGE)()`, `yn(9,HUGE)()` will return `zero` with no error indication.	N	C	C	N