How do you discover system builtins for C functions? The man pages for the C functions on Linux are great, but only if you know the name of the function. Is there a way to see a detailed table of contents, or to browse Manpages on a Linux distro?
How do you discover system builtins for C functions? The man pages for the C functions on Linux are great, but only if you know the name of the function. Is there a way to see a detailed table of contents, or to browse Manpages on a Linux distro?
I wrote a little script to browse Manpages: woman using
fzf
to create such a browser. Just runwoman
without arguments to see the full list.I think you would need to change the variable
sections='1,8,6,5,7'
, so it access only specific Manpages. In example1
stands for executable programs or shell commands. More about the sections in the DESCRIPTION of the man command itself:man man