Introduction

Error Reporting

Memory

Character Handling

String and Array Utilities

Character Set Handling

Locales

Message Translation

Searching and Sorting

Pattern Matching

I/O Overview

I/O on Streams

Low-Level I/O

File System Interface

Pipes and FIFOs

Sockets

Low-Level Terminal Interface

Syslog

Mathematics

Arithmetic

Date and Time

Resource Usage And Limitation

Non-Local Exits

Signal Handling

Program Basics

Processes

Job Control

Name Service Switch

Users and Groups

System Management

System Configuration

Cryptographic Functions

Debugging Support

Appendices

Language Features

Library Summary

Installation

Maintenance

Contributors

Free Manuals

Copying

Documentation License

Indices

Concept Index

Type Index

Function Index

Variable Index

File Index

Contents

Device Access

USB Gadget API

Journalling API

Kernel API

Kernel Hacking

Kernel Locking

libATA Dev Guide

RS Library Interface

Linux Security Modules

MCA Driver Inteface

MTD NAND Driver Interface

Kernel Procfs Guide

SCSI Subsystem Interfaces

SiS 900/7016 Device Driver

Tulip Driver User's Guide

USB Host Side API

Via 686 Audio Driver

Video4Linux Programming

Synchronous PPP and Cisco HDLC

Writing USB Device Drivers

Z8530 Programming Guide

System Administrator's Guide

Module Writer's Guide

Application Developer's Guide

New Maintainer Guide

dh_make man page

crypto

Introduction

1 ar

1.1 Controlling ar on the Command Line

1.2 Controlling ar with a Script

2 nm

3 objcopy

4 objdump

5 ranlib

6 size

7 strings

8 strip

9 c++filt

10 addr2line

11 nlmconv

12 windres

13 dlltool

13.1 The format of the dlltool .def file

14 readelf

15 Selecting the Target System

15.1 Target Selection

15.2 Architecture Selection

16 Reporting Bugs

16.1 Have You Found a Bug?

16.2 How to Report Bugs

Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License

ADDENDUM: How to use this License for your documents

Index

IndexC

1 Programming Languages Supported by GCC

2 Language Standards Supported by GCC

3 GCC Command Options

4 C Implementation-defined behavior

5 Extensions to the C Language Family

6 Extensions to the C++ Language

7 GNU Objective-C runtime features

8 Binary Compatibility

9 gcova Test Coverage Program

10 Known Causes of Trouble with GCC

11 Reporting Bugs

12 How To Get Help with GCC

13 Contributing to GCC Development

Funding Free Software

The GNU Project and GNU/Linux

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

GNU Free Documentation License

Contributors to GCC

Option Index

Keyword Index

The C Preprocessor

Table of Contents

Overview

Header Files

Macros

Conditionals

Diagnostics

Line Control

Pragmas

Other Directives

Preprocessor Output

Traditional Mode

Implementation Details

Invocation

Environment Variables

GNU Free Documentation License

Index of Directives

Option Index

Concept Index

Introduction

Summary of GDB

1. A Sample GDB Session

2. Getting In and Out of GDB

3. GDB Commands

4. Running Programs Under GDB

5. Stopping and Continuing

6. Examining the Stack

7. Examining Source Files

8. Examining Data

9. C Preprocessor Macros

10. Tracepoints

11. Debugging Programs That Use Overlays

12. Using GDB with Different Languages

13. Examining the Symbol Table

14. Altering Execution

15. GDB Files

16. Specifying a Debugging Target

17. Debugging remote programs

18. Configuration-Specific Information

19. Controlling GDB

20. Canned Sequences of Commands

21. Command Interpreters

22. GDB Text User Interface

23. Using GDB under GNU Emacs

24. The GDB/MI Interface

25. GDB Annotations

26. Reporting Bugs in GDB

27. Command Line Editing

28. Using History Interactively

A. Formatting Documentation

B. Installing GDB

C. Maintenance Commands

D. GDB Remote Serial Protocol

E. The GDB Agent Expression Mechanism

F. GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

G. GNU Free Documentation License

Index

Introduction to Profiling

Compiling a Program for Profiling

Executing the Program

gprof Command Summary

Output Options

Analysis Options

Miscellaneous Options

Deprecated Options

Symspecs

Interpreting gprof Output

The Flat Profile

The Call Graph

The Primary Line

Lines for a Function's Callers

Lines for a Function's Subroutines

How Mutually Recursive Functions Are Described

Line-by-line Profiling

The Annotated Source Listing

Inaccuracy of gprof Output

Statistical Sampling Error

Estimating children Times

Answers to Common Questions

Incompatibilities with Unix gprof

Details of Profiling

Implementation of Profiling

Profiling Data File Format

Histogram Records

Call-Graph Records

Basic-Block Execution Count Records

gprof Internal Operation

Debugging gprof

1. Introduction

1.1 Features

2. Installation

2.1 Linux

2.2 Windows

2.3 Mac OS X

3. QEMU PC System emulator invocation

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Quick Start

3.3 Invocation

3.4 Keys

3.5 QEMU Monitor

3.5.1 Commands

3.5.2 Integer expressions

3.6 Disk Images

3.6.1 Quick start for disk image creation

3.6.2 Snapshot mode

3.6.3 qemu-img Invocation

3.7 Network emulation

3.7.1 Using tun/tap network interface

3.7.2 Using the user mode network stack

3.8 Direct Linux Boot

3.9 GDB usage

3.10 Target OS specific information

3.10.1 Linux

3.10.2 Windows

3.10.2.1 SVGA graphic modes support

3.10.2.2 CPU usage reduction

3.10.2.3 Windows 2000 disk full problem

3.10.2.4 Windows 2000 shutdown

3.10.2.5 Share a directory between Unix and Windows

3.10.2.6 Windows XP security problems

3.10.3 MS-DOS and FreeDOS

3.10.3.1 CPU usage reduction

4. QEMU PowerPC System emulator invocation

5. Sparc32 System emulator invocation

6. Sparc64 System emulator invocation

7. MIPS System emulator invocationn

8. QEMU User space emulator invocation

8.1 Quick Start

8.2 Wine launch

8.3 Command line options

9. Compilation from the sources

9.1 Linux/Unix

9.1.1 Compilation

9.1.2 Tested tool versions

9.2 Windows

9.3 Cross compilation for Windows with Linux

9.4 Mac OS X

Introduction

Program Options

Threads

Regular Expressions

man page

GTK+ Reference Manual

Introduction

Index

I. GTK+ Overview

II. GTK+ Core Reference

III. GTK+ Widgets and Objects

IV. Migrating from Previous Versions of GTK+

V. GTK+ Tools

Glossary

Index

Index of deprecated symbols

Index of new symbols in 2.2

Index of new symbols in 2.4

Index of new symbols in 2.6

GDK Reference Manual

Index

I. API Reference

General

Multi-head Support Overview

GdkDisplay

GdkDisplayManager

GdkScreen

Points, Rectangles and Regions

Graphics Contexts

Drawing Primitives

Bitmaps and Pixmaps

GdkRGB

Images

Pixbufs

Colormaps and Colors

Visuals

Fonts

Input

Input Devices

Pango Interaction

X Window System Interaction

Index

Index of deprecated symbols

Index of new symbols in 2.2

Index of new symbols in 2.4

Index of new symbols in 2.6

The gdk-pixbuf Library

Index

I. API Reference

Initialization and Versions

The GdkPixbuf Structure

Reference Counting and Memory Mangement

File Loading

File saving

Image Data in Memory

Inline data

Scaling

Rendering

Drawables to Pixbufs

Utilities

Animations

GdkPixbufLoader

Module Interface

gdk-pixbuf Xlib initialization

Xlib Rendering

X Drawables to Pixbufs

XlibRGB

II. Tools Reference

gdk-pixbuf-csource

gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders

Index

Index of deprecated symbols

Index of new symbols in 2.2

Index of new symbols in 2.4

Index of new symbols in 2.6

A. Porting applications from Imlib to gdk-pixbuf

B. License

GLib Reference Manual

Index

GLib Overview

GLib Fundamentals

GLib Core Application Support

GLib Utilities

GLib Data Types

GLib Tools

Index

Index of deprecated symbols

Index of new symbols in 2.2

Index of new symbols in 2.4

Index of new symbols in 2.6

GObject Reference Manual

Index

Introduction

I. API Reference

GType

GTypePlugin

GTypeModule

GObject

Enums and Flags

GBoxed

Generic Values

Parameters and Values

Varargs Value Collection

GParamSpec

Signals

Closures

Value arrays

II. Tools Reference

glib-mkenums

glib-genmarshal

gobject-query

Index

Index of deprecated symbols

Index of new symbols in 2.2

Index of new symbols in 2.4

Index of new symbols in 2.6

Pango Reference Manual

Index

Basic Pango Interfaces

Rendering with Pango

Low Level Functionality

Pango Tools

Index

GTK+ 2.0 Tutorial

Index

Tutorial Availability

Introduction

Getting Started

Moving On

Packing Widgets

Widget Overview

The Button Widget

Adjustments

Range Widgets

Miscellaneous Widgets

Container Widgets

Menu Widget

Undocumented Widgets

Setting Widget Attributes

Timeouts, IO and Idle Functions

Advanced Event and Signal Handling

Managing Selections

Drag-and-drop (DND)

GLib

GTK rc Files

Writing Your Own Widgets

Scribble, A Simple Example Drawing Program

Tips For Writing GTK Applications

Contributing

Credits

Tutorial Copyright and Permissions Notice

GTK Signals

GDK Event Types

Code Examples

GTK+ FAQ

Index

General Information

How to find, configure, install, and troubleshoot GTK+

Development of GTK+

Development with GTK+: the begining

Development with GTK+: general questions

Development with GTK+: widget specific questions

About GDK

About GLib

GTK+ FAQ Contributions, Maintainers and Copyright

gtkmm Documentation Index

gtkmm Reference

Main

Modules

Namespace List

Class Hierarchy

Alphabetical List

Class List

Directories

File List

Namespace Members

Class Members

File Members

Examples

Programming with gtkmm2 Tutorial

Index

1. Introduction

2. Installation

3. Basics

4. Buttons

5. Range Widgets

6. Miscellaneous Widgets

7. Container Widgets

8. The TreeView widget

9. TextView

10. Menus and Toolbars

11. Adjustments

12. Widgets Without X-Windows

13. Dialogs

14. The Drawing Area Widget

15. Drag and Drop

16. The Clipboard

17. Timeouts, I/O and Idle Functions

18. Memory management

19. Glade and libglademm

20. Internationalization and Localization

21. Recommended Techniques

22. Contributing

A. The RefPtr smartpointer

B. Signals

C. Creating your own signals

D. Comparison with other signalling systems

E. gtkmm and Win32

FAQ

Index

1. gtkmms place in the world.

2. How good is gtkmm?

3. Further information

4. Using gtkmm

libsigc++ 2 Documentation Index

Groups

Signals

Slots

Functors

Adaptors

Namespaces

sigc

sigc::internal

Full

Inheritance Hierarchy

Class Chart (image)

All Classes

All methods (long)

libstdc++ Documentation Index

Modules

Namespace List

Class Hierarchy

Compound List

Alphabetical List

File List

TODO List

GNU make manual

1. Overview of make

2. An Introduction to Makefiles

3. Writing Makefiles

4. Writing Rules

5. Writing the Commands in Rules

6. How to Use Variables

7. Conditional Parts of Makefiles

8. Functions for Transforming Text

9. How to Run make

10. Using Implicit Rules

11. Using make to Update Archive Files

12. Features of GNU make

13. Incompatibilities and Missing Features

14. Makefile Conventions

A. Quick Reference

B. Errors Generated by Make

C. Complex Makefile Example

D. GNU Free Documentation License

Index of Concepts

Index of Functions, Variables, and Directives

OpenSSL Documents

OpenSSL Application

SSL

Crypto

HOWTOs

misc

man Pages

Library Functions

Drivers

Files and File Formats

Miscellaneous

Fonts in X11R6.8.2

Licenses

zlib 1.1.4 Manual

Prologue

Introduction

Utility functions

Basic functions

Advanced functions

Constants

struct z_stream_s

Checksum functions

Misc