spyder0080
February 23rd, 2008, 07:51 PM
hello all,
I'm currently trying to do socket programming for one of my classes and I wanted to look up the man page for accept(), but the result I got was not the one I wanted; the accept() I got was "accept jobs sent to a destination".
I installed the posix man pages via synaptic, so I should be able to access it. I tried "man accept(2)" but I got an error saying "bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('"
How am I supposed to access this man page (or any other man pages for functions that have multiple uses, like open()?)
thanks!
I'm currently trying to do socket programming for one of my classes and I wanted to look up the man page for accept(), but the result I got was not the one I wanted; the accept() I got was "accept jobs sent to a destination".
I installed the posix man pages via synaptic, so I should be able to access it. I tried "man accept(2)" but I got an error saying "bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('"
How am I supposed to access this man page (or any other man pages for functions that have multiple uses, like open()?)
thanks!