clib
Prolog files
cgi.pl![]() | ||
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crypt.pl![]() | ||
desktop.pl -- Interact with the desktop environment![]() | ||
filesex.pl -- Extended operations on files![]() | ||
hash_stream.pl -- Maintain a hash on a stream![]() | ||
md5.pl -- MD5 hashes![]() | ||
memfile.pl![]() | ||
process.pl![]() | ||
| is_process/1 | True if PID might be a process. | ![]() |
| process_create/3 | Create a new process running the file Exe and using arguments from the given list. | ![]() |
| process_group_kill/1 | Send signal to the group containing process PID. | ![]() |
| process_group_kill/2 | Send signal to the group containing process PID. | ![]() |
| process_id/1 | True if PID is the process id of the running Prolog process. | ![]() |
| process_id/2 | PID is the process id of Process. | ![]() |
| process_kill/1 | Send signal to process PID. | ![]() |
| process_kill/2 | Send signal to process PID. | ![]() |
| process_release/1 | Release process handle. | ![]() |
| process_set_method/1 | Determine how the process is created on Unix systems. | ![]() |
| process_wait/2 | True if PID completed with Status. | ![]() |
| process_wait/3 | True if PID completed with Status. | ![]() |
| process_which/2 | True when Path is an absolute file name for the specification Exe. | ![]() |
prolog_stream.pl -- A stream with Prolog callbacks![]() | ||
rlimit.pl![]() | ||
sha.pl![]() | ||
| file_sha1/2 | True when SHA1 is the SHA1 hash for the content of File. | ![]() |
| hash_atom/2 | Convert a list of bytes (integers 0..255) into the usual hexadecimal notation. | ![]() |
| hmac_sha/4 | For Options, see sha_hash/3. | ![]() |
| sha_hash/3 | Hash is the SHA hash of Data, The conversion is controlled by Options:. | ![]() |
| sha_hash_ctx/4 | Hash is the SHA hash of Data. | ![]() |
| sha_new_ctx/2 | NewContext is unified with the empty SHA computation context (which includes the Options.) It could later be passed to sha_hash_ctx/4. | ![]() |
socket.pl -- Network socket (TCP and UDP) library![]() | ||
streampool.pl![]() | ||
| close_stream_pool/0 | Close all streams in the pool. | ![]() |
| delete_stream_from_pool/1 | Retract stream from the pool. | ![]() |
| dispatch_stream_pool/1 | Wait for input on one or more streams and handle that. | ![]() |
| stream_pool_main_loop/0 | Keep handling input from the streams in the pool until they have all died away. | ![]() |
syslog.pl -- Unix syslog interface![]() | ||
time.pl -- Time and alarm library![]() | ||
udp_broadcast.pl -- A UDP broadcast proxy![]() | ||
uid.pl![]() | ||
| getegid/1 | GID is the effective group ID of the calling process. | ![]() |
| geteuid/1 | UID is the effective user ID of the calling process. | ![]() |
| getgid/1 | GID is the real group ID of the calling process. | ![]() |
| getgroups/1 | GroupsIDs is the set of supplementary group IDs of the calling process. | ![]() |
| getuid/1 | UID is the real user ID of the calling process. | ![]() |
| group_data/3 | Value is the value for Field GroupData. | ![]() |
| group_info/2 | GroupData represent the group information for Group. | ![]() |
| initgroups/2 | Initialise the group access list of the calling process to the registered groups for User and the group Group. | ![]() |
| set_user_and_group/1 | Set the UID and GID to the User. | ![]() |
| set_user_and_group/2 | Set the UID and GID to the User. | ![]() |
| setegid/1 | Set the effective group id of the calling process. | ![]() |
| seteuid/1 | Set the effective user id of the calling process. | ![]() |
| setgid/1 | Set the group id of the calling process. | ![]() |
| setgroups/1 | Set the group access list of the caling process to the indicated groups. | ![]() |
| setuid/1 | Set the user id of the calling process. | ![]() |
| user_data/3 | Value is the value for Field in UserData. | ![]() |
| user_info/2 | UserData represent the passwd information for User. | ![]() |
unix.pl![]() | ||
| detach_IO/0 | Detach I/O similar to detach_IO/1. | ![]() |
| detach_IO/1 | This predicate is intended to create Unix deamon processes. | ![]() |
| dup/2 | Interface to Unix dup2(), copying the underlying filedescriptor and thus making both streams point to the same underlying object. | ![]() |
| exec/1 | Replace the running program by starting Command. | ![]() |
| fork/1 | Clone the current process into two branches. | ![]() |
| fork_exec/1 | Fork (as fork/1) and exec (using exec/1) the child immediately. | ![]() |
| kill/2 | Deliver a software interrupt to the process with identifier Pid using software-interrupt number Signal. | ![]() |
| pipe/2 | Create a communication-pipe. | ![]() |
| prctl/1 | Access to Linux process control operations. | ![]() |
| sysconf/1 | Access system configuration. | ![]() |
| wait/2 | Wait for a child to change status. | ![]() |
uri.pl -- Process URIs![]() | ||
uuid.pl -- Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) Library![]() | ||
