 
.3270keys (5,F)	- Defines a user keyboard mapping for TELNET (3270).
.cshrc, .login (5,F)	- Sets the csh user environment at login time.
.netrc (5,F)	- Contains information used by the rexec and the ftp (xftp) commands for
.rhosts (5,F)	- Defines privileged remote hosts and users.
/usr/bin/banner (6,C)	- Writes character strings in large letters to standard output.
/usr/games/banner (1,C)	- Writes character strings in extra large letters to standard output.
300, 300s (1g,C)	- Handles special line-motion functions for DASI 300/300s work stations.
4014 (1g,C)	- Formats a full page 66-line screen display for a Tektronix 4014 work station.
450 (1g,C)	- Handles special line-motion functions for the DASI 450 work station.
BSD4.3 library (3,L)	- Describes the 4.3BSD functions provided by AIX.
MasterInstall (8,C)	- Installs one or more LPP programs from 9-track tape.
NCcollate, NCcoluniq, NCeqvmap, _NCxcol, _NLxcol (3,L)	- Collates characters for international character support.
NCctype (3,L)	- Classify characters for international character support environments.
NCstring (3,L)	- Performs operations on strings.
NISCI (3n,L)	- Provides system information for networked NIS host machines.
NLcatgets (2,L)	- Access a message catalog the first time after NLcatopen opens the catalog.
NLcatopen (2,L)	- Deferred open of a message catalog.
NLchar (3,L)	- Handles data type NLchar.
NLescstr, NLunescstr, NLflatstr (3,L)	- Translates strings of characters.
NLgetctab (3,L)	- Finds and maps character collating and classification tables to code points.
NLgetfile (3,L)	- Gets parameter file for international character support.
NLstring (3,L)	- Performs operations on strings containing code points.
NLstrtime (3,L)	- Formats time and date.
NLtmtime (3,L)	- Sets a time structure from string data.
NLxin (3,L)	- Performs EBCDIC-to-ASCII translation.
NLxout (3,L)	- Performs ASCII-to-EBCDIC translation.
PWB (3n,L)	- Provides subroutines for compatibility with existing programs.
RIC (4,F)	- Supports the Realtime Interface Co-processor (RIC) Multiport 2.
RPC (3n,L)	- Allows machines to make procedure calls to other network machines.
RPC (5,F)	- Contains RPC program information.
RPCSR (3n,L)	- Supports RPC commands and utilities.
System.Netid (5,F)	- Describes RSCS connection information for AIX/370.
TERM (7,F)	- Lists conventional names for terminals.
XDR (3,L)	- Allows programmers to describe basic data types in a uniform representation.
a.out (5,F)	- Provides common assembler and link editor output.
a64l, l64a (3,L)	- Converts between long integers and base-64 ASCII strings.
abort (3,L)	- Generates a SIGABRT signal to terminate the current process.
abs (3,L)	- Returns the absolute value of an integer.
ac (8,C)	- Produces a printout of user logins.
accept (2,L)	- Accepts a connection on a socket.
access (2,L)	- Determines the accessibility of a file.
acct (2,F)	- Enables and disables process accounting.
acct (5,F)	- Provides the accounting file format for each process.
acctcms (8,C)	- Produces command usage summaries from accounting records.
acctcom (8,C)	- Displays selected process accounting record summaries.
acctcon1, acctcon2 (8,C)	- Performs connect-time accounting.
acctdisk, acctdusg (8,C)	- Performs disk-usage accounting.
acctmerg (8,C)	- Merges total accounting files.
acctprc1, acctprc2, accton(8,C)	- Performs process accounting.
acosh, asinh, atanh (3m,L)	- Inverse hyperbolic functions.
actmngr (1,C)	- Lets you interact with multiple virtual terminals.
addbib (1,C)	- Creates a bibliography.
adduser, users (8,C)	- Adds, deletes and changes user and group information.
adjtime (2,L)	- Corrects the time to allow synchronization of the system clock.
admin (1s,C)	- Creates and initializes Source Code Control System (SCCS) files.
alarm (2,L)	- Sets a process's alarm clock.
ali (1m,C)	- Lists mail aliases and their addresses.
alphasort (3,L)	- Provides a comparison function for sorting alphabetically.
anet (1t,C)	- Runs a command on all sites in the cluster.
anno (1m,C)	- Annotates messages.
ap (1m,C)	- Parses and reformats addresses.
apply (1,C)	- Runs a named command on each argument, arg in turn.
apropos (1,C)	- Shows which manual sections contain keywords.
ar (1,C)	- Maintains portable libraries used by the linkage editor.
ar (5,F)	- Describes common archive file format.
arithmetic (8,C)	- Tests arithmetic skills.
arp (8c,C)	- Performs address resolution display and control.
as (1,C)	- Assembles a source file.
ascii (7,F)	- Maps the ASCII character set.
assert (3,L)	- Verifies a program assertion.
asy (4,F)	- Supports asynchronous serial ports.
async_daemon (2,L)	- Performs asynchronous block input/output operations for an NFS client.
at, batch (1,C)	- Runs commands at a later time.
atq (1,C)	- Prints the queue of jobs that are waiting to be run.
atrm (1,C)	- Removes jobs that were created with the at command.
attributes (5,F)	- Describes an attribute file format.
autolog (5,F)	- Performs the login function automatically.
awk, nawk, oawk(1,C)	- Finds lines in files matching specified patterns and performs specified actions on them.
axeb, ebxa (1,C)	- axeb - Provides an ASCII-to-EBCDIC Translation
back (6,C)	- Plays backgammon.
backup (5,F)	- Copies file system onto temporary storage media.
backup (8,C)	- Backs up files.
basename, dirname (1,C)	- Returns the basename of a string parameter.
bc (1,C)	- Provides an interpreter for arbitrary-precision arithmetic language.
bcmp, bzero, ffs (3,L)	- Performs byte operations on strings of variable length.
bdiff (1,C)	- Uses the diff command to find differences between very large files.
bellmail (1,C)	- Sends messages to system users and displays messages to system users.
bessel: j0, j1, jn, y0, y1, yn (3m,L)	- Computes Bessel functions.
bfs (1,C)	- Scans files.
bib, listrefs (1,C)	- Lists bibliographic reference items.
biff (1,C)	- Informs the system to notify user when mail arrives.
bind (2,L)	- Binds a name to a socket.
biod (8,C)	- biod -NFS daemons.
bj (6,C)	- Plays blackjack.
brk, sbrk (2,L)	- Changes data segment space allocation.
bs (1,C)	- Compiles and interprets modest-size programs.
bsearch (3,L)	- Performs a binary search.
bugfiler (8,C)	- Intercepts, summarizes and stores bug reports.
burst (1m,C)	- Explodes digests into messages.
cal (1,C)	- Displays a calendar.
calendar (1,C)	- Writes reminder messages to standard output.
cat (1,C)	- Concatenates or displays files.
catclose (2,L)	- Close a message catalog previously opened for access.
catgetmsg (2,L)	- Retrieve a message from an open message catalog into a buffer.
catgets (2,L)	- Retrieve a message from an open message catalog.
catman (8,C)	- Creates the cat files for the manual.
catopen (3,L)	- Open a message catalog.
cb (1,C)	- Puts C language source code into a form that is easily read.
cbrt, exp, expm1, log, log10, log1p, pow, sqrt (2,L)	- Computes exponential, logarithm, power, square root and cube root functions.
cc (1,C)	- Compiles C programs.
cc.cfg (5,F)	- Defines values used by the C, FORTRAN, and Pascal compilers.
cd (1,C)	- Changes the currrent directory.
cd (2,L)	- Provides access to CD ROM files.
cdc (1s,C)	- Changes the comments in a Source Code Control System (SCCS) delta.
cdcat (1,C)	- Concatenates CD-ROM files.
cdcp (1,C)	- Copies files from CD-ROM.
cddaemon (1,C)	- Supports the CD-ROM device facility of AIX PS/2.
cddir (3,L)	- Provides access to CD ROM directories.
cdlook (1,C)	- Reports which CD-ROM drives exist and what they contain.
cdls (1,C)	- Lists contents of CD-ROM directories.
cdmount, cdumount (8,C)	- Mounts and unmounts CD-ROM devices.
cdrom (5,F)	- Supports the cdrom device driver.
cdshutdown (8,C)	- Terminates CD-ROM server.
ceti (4,F)	- Supports the CETI network device driver.
cfgadev (3x,L)	- Adds a device.
cfgaply (3x,L)	- Applies configuration information.
cfgcadsz (3x,L)	- Adds or replaces a stanza in an attribute file.
cfgcclsf (3x,L)	- Closes an attribute file.
cfgcdlsz (3x,L)	- Deletes a stanza from an attribute file.
cfgcopsf (3x,L)	- Opens an attribute file.
cfgcrdsz (3x,L)	- Reads an attribute file stanza.
cfgddev (3x,L)	- Deletes a device.
cfgetospeed, cfsetospeed, cfgetispeed, cfsetispeed (3,L)	- Get and set the input and output baud rates.
cflow (1,C)	- Generates a C flow graph of external references.
chdir (2,L)	- Changes the current directory.
checknr (1,C)	- Checks nroff/troff files for errors.
chfstore (1t,C)	- Changes file storage attribute for files in system replicated filesystems.
chfstore (2,L)	- Changes replicated storage attribute of a file.
chgrp (1,C)	- Changes the group ownership of a file or directory.
chhidden (2,L)	- Changes the hidden attribute of a directory.
chkfstore (8,C)	- Checks fstore values.
chlwm (2,L)	- Updates the low-water mark of a file system.
chmod (1,C)	- Changes permission codes.
chmod, fchmod (2,L)	- Changes file access permissions.
chown (8,C)	- Changes ownership of files or directories.
chown, fchown (2,L)	- Changes the owner and group IDs of files associated with a path name or with a
chparm (8,C)	- Changes or examines system parameters.
chroot (2,L)	- Changes the effective root directory.
chroot (8,C)	- Changes the root directory of a command.
ckd (4,F)	- Supports the Count Key Data Direct Access Storage Device driver.
cleanloc (8,C)	- Moves commit cluster information from local filesystem.
cleanup (8,C)	- Moves backout cluster information from file system.
clear (1,C)	- Clears screen.
clock (3,L)	- Reports CPU time used.
close, closex (2,L)	- Closes the file associated with a file descriptor.
clri (8,C)	- Clears a specified inode.
clusterstart, clusterstop(1t,C)	- enables or disables cluster communication.
cmp (1,C)	- Compares two files.
col (1,C)	- Processes text having reverse line feeds and forward and reverse half-line
colcrt (1,C)	- Provides virtual line feeds.
colpro (1,C)	- Column filter for IBM 4201 Proprinter.
colrm (1,C)	- Extracts columns from a file.
comb (1s,C)	- Combines Source Code Control System (SCCS) deltas.
comlist (1t,C)	- Finds recently committed files.
comm (1,C)	- Selects or rejects lines common to two sorted files.
commit (1t,C)	- Commits a file within a shell procedure.
comp (1m,C)	- Composes a message.
compress, uncompress, zcat(1,C)	- Reduces the size of named files.
comsat (8,C)	- Receives reports of incoming mail.
config (8,C)	- Builds kernel configuration modules from system configuration files.
conflict (1m,C)	- Searches for alias and password conflicts.
connect (1,C)	- Establishes a connection to a remote system.
connect (2,L)	- Initiates a connection on a socket.
connect.con (5,F)	- Controls communication connections and data transfer.
conv (3,L)	- Translates characters.
copysign (3m,L)	- Copies the sign of a double-precision floating-point number.
core (5,F)	- Contains an image of user memory at the time of an error.
cp, copy (1,C)	- Copies files.
cpcmd (1,C)	- Issue a CP (Virtual Machine Control Program) command.
cpcmd (4,F)	- Supports the IBM VM CP system interface.
cpio (1,C)	- Copies files into and out of archived storage and directories.
cpio (5,F)	- Describes copy in and out (cpio) archive file.
cpp (1,C)	- Performs file inclusion and macro substitution on a C language source file.
craps (6,C)	- Plays craps.
crash (8,C)	- Examines system images.
cron (8,C)	- Runs commands automatically.
crontab (1,C)	- Submits a schedule of commands to the cron command.
crypt (1,C)	- crypt - encodes/decodes data
crypt, encrypt, setkey (3,L)	- Encrypts user passwords.
csh (1,C)	- Interprets commands read from a file or entered from the keyboard.
csplit (1,C)	- Splits files by context.
ct (1c,C)	- Dials an attached terminal and issues a login process.
ctab (1,C)	- Produces a collating table.
ctags (1,C)	- Makes a file of tags to help locate objects in source files.
ctermid (3s,L)	- Generates a file name for terminal.
ctime, localtime, gmtime, asctime, tzset (3,L)	- Converts date and time to string representation.
ctype (3,L)	- Classifies characters.
cu (1c,C)	- Connects directly or indirectly to another UNIX system.
curses (3x,L)	- Controls cursor movement and windowing.
cuserid (3s,L)	- Gets the alphanumeric user name associated with the current process.
custboot (8,C)	- Produces a customized boot diskette set.
cut (1,C)	- Writes out selected fields from each line of a file.
cw, checkcw(1,C)	- Prepares constant-width text for troff files.
cxref (1,C)	- Creates a C program cross-reference listing.
data stream (7,F)	- Defines the data stream that an HFT virtual terminal uses in KSR mode.
date (1,C)	- Displays or sets the date.
dbm (3x,L)	- Performs data base operations.
dbx, mdbx (1,C)	- Provides a tool to debug and run programs under the AIX operating System.
dc (1,C)	- Provides an interactive desk calculator for doing arbitrary-precision integer
dcopy (8,C)	- Copies file systems for the best access time.
dd (1,C)	- Converts and copies a file.
ddi (5,F)	- Contains device-dependent information (ddi).
defkey (1,C)	- Redefines keyboard keys.
del (1,C)	- Deletes files.
delta (1s,C)	- Creates a delta in a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file.
deroff (1,C)	- Removes nroff, troff, tbl, and eqn constructs from files.
descriptions (5,F)	- Describes the meaning of ddi file keywords.
devices (8,C)	- Adds, deletes, changes, and displays device information.
devinfo (5,F)	- Contains device characteristics.
devnm (8,C)	- Names a device.
df (1,C)	- Reports the number of available disk blocks.
dfmt (8,C)	- Writes a label, a vtoc and a boot block on a 370 disk.
diction, explain (1,C)	- Identifies and prints wordy sentences.
diff (1,C)	- Compares text files.
diff3 (1,C)	- Compares three files.
diffmk (1,C)	- Identifies differences between two versions of a file.
difftime (3,L)	- Computes time difference.
dir (5,F)	- Describes the format of a directory.
dircmp (1,C)	- Compares two directories and the contents of their common files.
directory: opendir, readdir, telldir, seekdir, rewinddir, closedir (3,L)	- Performs operations on directories.
dirstat (2,L)	- Gets file status information for multiple files in a directory.
dis (1,C)	- Produces PS/2 Assembler language listing from compiled programs.
disclaim (2,L)	- Disclaims content of a memory address range.
diskusg (8,C)	- Generates disk accounting data by userid.
display (1,C)	- Sets colors and fonts on the current virtual terminal.
display symbols (7,F)	- Defines the set of US and European character symbols that can be displayed on
dist (1m,C)	- Redistributes a message to additional addresses.
dmesg (8,C)	- Collects system diagnostic messages to form an error log.
domainname (1,C)	- Sets or displays the name of the current network information service (NIS)
dosdel (1,C)	- Deletes DOS files.
dosdir (1,C)	- Lists the directory for DOS files.
dosread (1,C)	- Copies a DOS file.
doswrite (1,C)	- Copies AIX files to DOS files.
dp (1m,C)	- Parses and reformats dates.
drand48 (3,L)	- Generates uniformly distributed pseudo-random number sequences.
dspcat (1,C)	- Displays messages from a catalog.
dspmsg (1,C)	- Displays a message from a message catalog or a default message if the specified
du (1,C)	- Summarizes disk usage.
dump (8,C)	- Dumps selected parts of an object file.
dumpbsd (8,C)	- Produces an incremental file system dump.
dumpcfg (8,C)	- Modify Dump space in VTOCs.
dumpfs (8,C)	- Dumps file system information.
dup (2,L)	- Duplicates an open file descriptor.
dup2 (2,L)	- Duplicates an open file descriptor.
dustat (2,L)	- Gets file system statistics.
ebcdic (7,F)	- Maps the EBCDIC character set.
echo (1,C)	- Writes its arguments to standard output.
ecvt, fcvt, gcvt (3,L)	- Converts a floating-point number to a string.
ed, red (1,C)	- Starts a line editing program.
edconfig (8,C)	- Edits values in a sendmail program configuration file.
edit (1,C)	- Starts a line editor that is designed for the new user.
edquota (8,C)	- Edits user quotas.
end, etext, edata (3,L)	- Defines the last location of a program.
env, printenv (1,C)	- Displays current environment or sets the environment for the execution of a
environment (7,F)	- Describes the user environment.
eqn, neqn, checkeq (1,C)	- Formats mathematical text for the nroff and troff commands.
eqnchar (7,F)	- Identifies special character definitions for eqn and neqn formatters.
erf, erfc (3m,L)	- Computes the error and complementary error functions.
errdead (1,C)	- Extracts error records from dump.
errdemon (8,C)	- Starts the error-logging demon.
errfile (5,F)	- Contains system event log.
error (4,F)	- Logs system events.
errpt, errpd (8,C)	- Processes a report of logged errors.
errstop (8,C)	- Terminates the error-logging daemon.
errunix (3x,L)	- Logs application errors.
errupdate (8,C)	- Updates an error report template.
ex (1,C)	- Edits lines interactively with screen display.
exec:  execl, execv, execle, execve, execlp, execvp (2,L)	- Executes a file.
exect (3,L)	- Executes a file in trace mode.
exit, _exit (2,L)	- Terminates a process.
exports (5)	- Specifies the file systems that are available for mounting remotely.
expr (1,C)	- Evaluates arguments as an expression.
extended curses library (3x,L)	-  Controls cursor movement and windowing.
extended_curses_library (3x,L)	-  Controls cursor movement and windowing.
fabort (2,L)	- Aborts or undoes file changes.
factor (1,C)	- Factors a number.
fast, fastsite (1,C)	- Finds the least loaded site in the network.
fastboot, fasthalt (8,C)	- Reboots/halts the system without checking the disks.
fba (4,F)	- Supports the Fixed Block Architecture Direct Access Storage Device driver.
fclear (2,L)	- Clears space in a file, freeing unused disk space.
fclose, fflush (3s,L)	- Closes or flushes a stream.
fcntl, flock, lockf (2,L)	- Controls open file and socket descriptors.
fcntl.h (7,F)	- Defines file control options.
fd (4,F)	- Supports the diskette device driver.
feof, ferror, clearerr, fileno (3s,L)	- Checks the status of a stream.
ff (8,C)	- Lists the file names and statistics for a file system.
file (1,C)	- Determines file type.
filesystems (5,F)	- Centralizes file system characteristics.
find (1,C)	- Finds files matching expression.
finger (1,C)	- Shows user information.
fingerd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the finger command.
finite, logb, scalb (3,L)	- Used in floating point calculations.
fish (6,C)	- Plays the card game Go Fish.
fixnmvtoc (8,C)	- Patches values in the initialized data portion of a load module.
flcopy (8,C)	- Copies diskettes.
floor, ceil, fmod, fabs, rint (3m,L)	- Computes floor, ceiling, remainder, and absolute value functions.
fmt (1,C)	- Formats mail messages prior to sending.
fold (1,C)	- fold long lines for finite width output device.
folder (1,C)	- Selects and lists folders and messages.
folders (1,C)	- Lists folders and messages.
fonts (5,F)	- Defines annotated and geometric character fonts (AIX PS/2 only).
fopen, freopen, fdopen (3s,L)	- Opens a stream.
fork, vfork (2,L)	- Creates a new process.
format, fdformat (1,C)	- Formats diskettes.
fortune (6,C)	- Tells a fortune.
forw (1m,C)	- Forwards messages.
fp_control, fp_restore, fp_exmask, fp_exunmask, fp_round, (3m,L)	- PURPOSE
fpr (1,C)	- Prints a FORTRAN file.
fread, fwrite (3s,L)	- Performs binary input/output.
frexp, ldexp, modf (3,L)	- Manipulates parts of floating-point numbers.
from (1,C)	- Who is my mail from?
fs (5,F)	- Contains the format of a file system volume.
fs2fd (8,C)	- Copies a file system to a boot diskette set.
fsck, dfsck (8,C)	- Interactively checks consistency and repairs a file system.
fsdb (8,C)	- Debugs file systems.
fseek, rewind, ftell (3s,L)	- Repositions the file pointer of a stream.
fsmap (5,F)	- Centralizes file system characteristics for all nodes in a network.
fspec (5,F)	- Specifies formatting within text files.
fsplit (1,C)	- Splits a multi-routine Fortran file into individual files.
fstorchkdmon (8,C)	- SYNTAX
fstore (5,F)	- Maps fstore bit patterns to CPU types.
fsync, fcommit (2,L)	- Writes changes in a file to permanent storage.
ftp (1c,C)	- Transfers files between local and remote host.
ftpd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the FTP protocol.
ftruncate, truncate (2,L)	- Makes a file shorter.
ftw (3,L)	- Walks a file tree.
fuser (1,C)	- Identifies processes using a file or file structure.
fwtmp, wtmpfix, acctwtmp(8,C)	- Manipulates connect accounting records.
gamma, lgamma (3m,L)	- Computes the logarithm of the gamma function.
gateways (5,F)	- Defines and maintains routing information.
gencat (1,C)	- Generates a message catalog.
genxlt (1,C)	- Creates a translation table for ASCII-to-EBCDIC or EBCDIC-to-ASCII conversion.
get (1s,C)	- Extracts a specified version of a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file.
getc, fgetc, getchar, getw, getwc, fgetwc, getwchar (3s,L)	- Gets a character, a wide character, or word from an input stream.
getcwd (3,L)	- Gets the path name of the current directory.
getdtablesize (2,L)	- Gets descriptor table size.
getenv, NLgetenv (3,L)	- Returns the value of an environment variable.
getfsent, getfsspec, getfsfile, getfstype, setfsent, endfsent (3,L)	- Gets information about a file system.
getgrent, getgrgid, getgrnam, setgrent, endgrent (3,L)	- Accesses group file entries.
getgroups (2,L)	- Gets the group access list.
gethostbyaddr, gethostbyname, sethostent, endhostent (3n,L)	- Get network host entry.
gethostid, sethostid (2,L)	- Gets or sets the unique identifier of the current Internet host.
gethostname, sethostname (2,L)	- Gets or sets the name of the current host.
getitimer, setitimer (2,L)	- Gets and sets value of internal timer.
getlocal, setlocal (2,L)	- Manages the <LOCAL> alias.
getlogin (3,L)	- Gets the user's login name.
getmntent, setmntent, addmntent, endmntent, hasmntopt (3,L)	- Gets file system descriptor file entry.
getnetent, getnetbyaddr, getnetbyname, setnetent, endnetent (3n,L)	- Gets network entry.
getopt (1,C)	- Delimits command line flags and flag parameters.
getopt (3,L)	- Gets flag letters from the argument vector.
getpagesize (2,L)	- Gets system page size.
getpass (3,L)	- Reads a password.
getpeername (2,L)	- Gets the name of the connected peer.
getpid, getpgrp, getppid (2,L)	- Gets the process, process group, and parent process IDs.
getpriority, setpriority, nice (2,L)	- Gets or sets program scheduling priority.
getprotoent, getprotobynumber, getprotobyname, setprotoent, endprotoent (3n,L)	- Gets protocol entry.
getpw (3c,L)	- Gets a password file entry, given the user ID.
getpwent, getpwuid, getpwnam, setpwent, endpwent (3,L)	- Gets a password file entry.
getrlimit, setrlimit, vlimit (2,L)	- Controls maximum system resource consumption.
getrpcent, getrpcbyname, getrpcbynumber (3)	- Gets an RPC entry.
getrusage, vtimes (2,L)	- Gets information about resource utilization.
gets, fgets, getws, fgetws (3s,L)	- Reads characters or wide characters from a stream.
getservent, getservbyname, getservbyport, setservent, endservent (3n,L)	- Gets service entry.
getsites (2,L)	- Determines sites which are in the current TCF cluster.
getsockname (2,L)	- Gets the socket name.
getsockopt, setsockopt (2,L)	- Gets and sets options on sockets.
getspath, setspath (2,L)	- Manages the site path list.
gettext (1,C)	- Extracts message, insert, and help descriptions.
gettimeofday, settimeofday, ftime (2,L)	- Obtains current time.
getty (8,C)	- Sets the characteristics of ports.
gettydefs (5,F)	- Describes speed and terminal settings used by the getty command.
getuid, geteuid, getgid, getegid (2,L)	- Gets the real user, effective user, real group, and effective group IDs.
getuinfo (3,L)	- Finds the value associated with a user information name.
getusershell(), setusershell(), endusershell() (2,L)	- Gets legal user shells.
getut: getutent, getutid, getutline, pututline, setutent, endutent, utmpname (3,L)	- Accesses utmp file entries.
getwd (3,L)	- Gets current directory path name.
getxperm, setxperm (2,L)	- Manages user's execution permission site mask.
getxvers, setxvers (3,L)	- Manages the execution version string for hidden directories.
gprof (1,C)	- Produces an execution profile of C, Pascal, or FORTRAN77 programs.
gps (5,F)	- Used as the format for storing graphics file data as graphic primitive strings.
graph (1g,C)	- Draws a graph.
greek (1,C)	- Converts output for a TELETYPE Model 37 work station to output for other work
greek (7,F)	- Maps Greek characters.
grep, egrep, fgrep (1,C)	- Searches a file for a pattern.
group (5,F)	- Identifies a group.
groups (1,C)	- Displays your group membership.
gsbply (3g,L)	- Defines the beginning of an area to fill.
gscarc (3g,L)	- Draws a circular arc between two points.
gscatt (3g,L)	- Sets the attributes of the single-color cursor.
gsccnv (3g,L)	- Converts a circular arc or full circle into a polyline.
gscir (3g,L)	- Draws a circle.
gsclrs (3g,L)	- Clears the screen, filling it with the background color.
gscmap (3g,L)	- Specifies the color mapping.
gscrca (3g,L)	- Draws a circular arc between two angles.
gsdjply (3g,L)	- Draws a polyline, a set of lines that connects a sequence of points.
gseara (3g,L)	- Draws an elliptical arc between two angles.
gsearc (3g,L)	- Draws an elliptical arc between two points.
gsecnv (3g,L)	- Converts an ellipse to a polyline.
gsecur (3g,L)	- Erases the cursor, making it invisible.
gsell (3g,L)	- Draws an ellipse.
gseply (3g,L)	- Defines the end of an area to fill.
gsevds (3g,L)	- Disables the reporting of events.
gseven (3g,L)	- Enables the reporting of events.
gsevwt (3g,L)	- Waits for an input event.
gsfatt (3g,L)	- Sets the fill attributes.
gsfci (3g,L)	- Fills a circle.
gsfell (3g,L)	- Fills an ellipse.
gsfply (3g,L)	- Draws a filled polygon.
gsfrec (3g,L)	- Draws a filled rectangle.
gsgtat (3g,L)	- Sets the attributes for the geometric text drawing functions.
gsgtxt (3g,L)	- Writes geometric text.
gsinit (3g,L)	- Initializes the GSL subroutines.
gslatt (3g,L)	- Sets the line attributes.
gslcat (3g,L)	- Sets the locator attributes.
gsline (3g,L)	- Draws a line between two points.
gslock (3g,L)	- Postpones signal processing.
gslop (3g,L)	- Specifies the logical operation used when drawing lines.
gsmask (3g,L)	- Defines planes to be modified.
gsmatt (3g,L)	- Sets the polymarker attribute.
gsmcat (3g,L)	- Sets the cursor attributes.
gsmcur (3g,L)	- Moves the cursor and makes it visible.
gsmult (3g,L)	- Draws a multiline, a set of lines that connect alternate pairs of points in a
gspcls (3g,L)	- Defines the end of a shape to fill.
gsplym (3g,L)	- Draws a polymarker, a marker at each of a set of specified points.
gspoly (3g,L)	- Draws a polyline, a set of lines that connects a sequence of points.
gspp (3g,L)	- Sets plotter pen speed.
gsqdsp (3g,L)	- Returns characteristics of the display monitor and adapter.
gsqfnt (3g,L)	- Returns information about the current font.
gsqgtx (3g,L)	- Returns information about the current geometric font.
gsqlext (3g,L)	- Returns expanded information about the locator.
gsqloc (3g,L)	- Returns information about the locator.
gsrrst (3g,L)	- Restores a rectangular block.
gsrsav (3g,L)	- Saves a rectangular block.
gstatt (3g,L)	- Sets the text attributes for annotated text.
gsterm (3g,L)	- Terminates use of the GSL.
gstext (3g,L)	- Writes annotated text.
gsulns (3g,L)	- Sets the user line pattern.
gsunlk (3g,L)	- Resumes signal processing.
gsxblt (3g,L)	- Moves a rectangular block in system or display adapter memory from one location
gsxcnv (3g,L)	- Converts pixel map data organization.
gsxptr (3g,L)	- Handles FORTRAN addressing of data.
gsxtat (3g,L)	- Sets the text attributes for annotated text using the rtfont format.
gsxtxt (3g,L)	- Writes annotated text using the rtfont format.
halt (8,C)	- Stops the processor.
hangman (6,C)	- Plays hangman, the word-guessing game.
hd (4,F)	- Supports the fixed-disk device driver.
head (1,C)	- Prints the first few lines of a file or files.
help (1,C)	- Provides information for the new user.
hft (4,F)	- Implements a high-function virtual terminal device.
hftinit, hftsmproc (8,C)	- Initializes the default keyboard map and display model for the hft device
history (5,F)	- Contains the history of an installed licensed program product.
host (1c,C)	- Resolves a host name into an Internet address.
hostconnect, onhost.alias (1c,C)	- Creates a connection between an AIX system and an IBM host.
hostid (1,C)	- Sets or prints identifier of current host system.
hostname (1,C)	- Sets or prints name of current host system.
hosts (5,F)	- Contains information regarding the known hosts on the network.
hosts.equiv (5,F)	- Defines foreign hosts that are permitted to execute commands.
hp (1,C)	- Handles special functions for the HP2640- and HP2621-series terminals.
hsearch, hcreate, hdestroy (3,L)	- Manages hash tables.
htonl, htons, ntohl, ntohs (3n,L)	- Converts values between host and Internet network byte order.
hyphen (1,C)	- Finds hyphenated words.
hypot, cabs (3m,L)	- Computes the euclidean distance function and complex absolute value.
icaload (1,C)	- Downloads tasks to an installed RIC adapter.
icareset (1,C)	- Asserts a hardware reset on an installed RIC adapter.
iconv (1,C)	- Converts data encoded in one file or network code into another code.
id (1,C)	- Displays the system identity of the user issuing the command.
ifconfig (8c,C)	- Configures network interface parameters.
ilans (4,F)	- Supports the ILANS network device driver.
inc (1m,C)	- Incorporates new mail.
indent (1,C)	- A C program formatter.
index, rindex (3,L)	- Locates a character in a string.
inet_addr, inet_network, inet_ntoa, inet_makeaddr, inet_lnaof, inet_netof (3n,L)	- Manipulation subroutines for Internet addresses.
inetd (8,C)	- Provides inetd socket management.
inetd.conf (5,F)	- Configures the inetd daemon.
init, telinit (8,C)	- Initializes the system.
initgroups (3,L)	- Initializes group access list.
inittab (5,F)	- Describes the information used by the init process.
inode (5,F)	- Describes a file system file or directory entry as it appears on a disk.
insque, remque (3,L)	- Inserts or removes an element in a queue.
install (1,C)	- Installs a command.
install - BSD Version (1,C)	- Installs a command - BSD version.
install-mh (1m,C)	- Initializes the Message Handling (MH) environment.
installp (8,C)	- Installs a Licensed Program Product (LPP).
installt (1,C)	- Installs Licensed Program Products (LPP) or restore images from tape media.
inuconfig (8,C)	- Recovers errors for installation/update tools.
invert, lookup (1,C)	- Creates and accesses an inverted index.
ioctlx, ioctl, gtty, stty (2,L)	- Controls input/output devices.
ipcrm (1,C)	- Removes message queue, semaphore set, or shared memory identifiers.
ipcs (1,C)	- Reports inter-process communication facility status.
istat (1,C)	- Examines inodes.
iuconfig (1c,C)	- Configure network interface parameters for IUCV connections.
join (1,C)	- Joins data bases files.
kaf (5,F)	- Specifies how to process ddi keywords and their parameters.
keyboard (1,C)	- Controls the delay and repetition rates of the keyboard.
keyboard (4,F)	- Maps the 101-Key PS/2 keyboard.
kill (1,C)	- Sends a signal to a running process.
kill, kill3, killpg (2,L)	- Sends a signal to a process or to a group of processes.
killall (1,C)	- Cancels all processes except the calling process.
l3tol, ltol3 (3,L)	- Converts between 3-byte integers and long integers.
labs (3,L)	- Returns the absolute value of long integers.
langinfo.h (3,L)	- Contains language information constants.
last (1,C)	- Looks at logins and logouts for information about users.
lastcomm (1,C)	- Prints information about all the commands recorded during the current
lconfig (8,C)	- System queue debugging tool.
ld (1,C)	- Links object files.
ldahread (3x,L)	- Reads the archive header of a member of an archive file.
ldclose, ldaclose (3x,L)	- Closes a common object file.
ldfcn (3x,L)	- Common object file access routines.
ldfhread (3x,L)	- Reads the file header of a common object file.
ldgetname (3x,L)	- Retrieves the symbol name for a common object file symbol table entry.
ldlread, ldlinit, ldlitem (3x,L)	- Manipulates line number entries of a common object file function.
ldlseek, ldnlseek (3x,L)	- Seeks to line number entries of a section of a common object file.
ldminit (8,C)	- Patches values in the initialized data portion of a load module.
ldohseek (3x,L)	- Seeks to the optional file header of a common object file.
ldopen, ldaopen (3x,L)	- Opens a common object file for reading.
ldrseek, ldnrseek (3x,L)	- Seeks to relocation entries of a section of a common object file.
ldshread, ldnshread (3x,L)	- Reads an indexed or named section header of a common object file.
ldsseek, ldnsseek (3x,L)	- Seeks to an indexed or named section of a common object file.
ldtbindex (3x,L)	- Computes the index of a symbol table entry of a common object file.
ldtbread (3x,L)	- Reads an indexed symbol table entry of a common object file.
ldtbseek (3x,L)	- Seeks to the symbol table of a common object file.
learn (1,C)	- Gives Computer Aided Instruction courses.
leave (1,C)	- Reminds you when you have to leave.
lex (1,C)	- Generates a C language program that matches patterns for simple lexical
li, di (1,C)	- Lists the contents of a directory.
limits.h (4,F)	- Defines implementation specific constants.
line (1,C)	- Reads one line from standard input.
link (2,L)	- Creates an additional directory entry for an existing file.
link, unlink (8,C)	- Performs a link or unlink system call.
lint (1,C)	- Checks C programs for potential problems.
listen (2,L)	- Listens for connections on a socket.
ln (1,C)	- Links files.
lnetstat (1,C)	- Provides network statistics.
loads (1,C)	- Displays the load average of each site in the network.
loads (5,F)	- Contains loads information on all sites.  /etc/loads is read by the fast,
loadserver (8,C)	- Local site load daemon.
locale.h (4,F)	- Defines categories.
localeconv (3,L)	- Sets components of an object type struct lconv with appropriate formatting
locator (1,C)	- Controls the sample rate of the locator.
lock (1,C)	- Requests a password from the user and verifies.
logger (1,C)	- Provides a program interface to the syslog system log module.
login (1,C)	- Logs you in to the system.
logname (1,C)	- Displays your login name.
logname (3x,L)	- Returns the login name of the user.
look (1,C)	- Consults a sorted file and prints all lines that begin with string.
lookbib, indxbib (1,C)	- Makes an inverted index.
lorder (1,C)	- Finds the best order for files in an object library.
lp (4,F)	- Supports the IBM virtual line printer driver
lp (4,F)	- Supports the line printer device driver.
lp, cancel (1,C)	- Sends or cancels a request to an LP line printer.
lpd (8,C)	- Provides the server function for the qdaemon command.
lpq (1,C)	- Displays the status of the queues and printers.
lpr (1,C)	- Off line print.
lprbe (8,C)	- Sends a file to a print server.
lprm (1,C)	- Remove jobs from the line printer spooling queue.
lpstat (1,C)	- Displays the status of the queues and printers.
lptest (1,C)	- Generates line printer ripple pattern.
ls, lf, lr (1,C)	- Displays the contents of a directory.
lsearch, lfind (3,L)	- Performs a linear search and update.
lseek (2,L)	- Moves read/write file pointer.
m4 (1,C)	- Preprocesses files, expanding macro definitions.
mail, Mail (1,C)	- Sends and receives mail.
make (1,C)	- Maintains up-to-date versions of programs.
makedbm (8,C)	- Makes an NIS dbm file.
makekey (8,C)	- Generates an encryption key.
makemotd (8,C)	- Makes the system message-of-the-day on multiple sites.
malloc, free, realloc, calloc, valloc, alloca, mallopt, mallinfo (3,L)	- Provides a means to allocate memory.
man (1,C)	- Displays manual entries on-line.
mark (1m,C)	- Creates, modifies and displays message sequences.
master (5,F)	- Contains master configuration information.
math.h (7,F)	- Defines math subroutines and constants.
matherr (3m,L)	- Performs an action when a math subroutine encounters an error.
mbcs.h (4,F)	- Defines library subroutines used in internationalized programs.
mbstring (3,L)	- Performs operations on strings.
mbtowc, mbstowcs, mbstomb (3,L)	- Converts multibyte characters and multibyte character strings into wide
mdrc (8,C)	- Reinstalls a user-created minidisk.
mem, kmem (4,F)	- Provides memory and kernel memory images.
memory: memccpy, memchr, memcmp, memcpy, memset, bcopy (3,F)	- Performs memory operations.
mesg (1,C)	- Allows or prevents incoming write command messages.
message (5,F)	- Describes message, insert, and help formats.
mh (1,C)	- Message Handler System.
mh-alias (5,F)	- Defines aliases for the Message Handling (MH) Package.
mh-format (5,F)	- Defines message formats for the Message Handling (MH) Package.
mh-mail (5,F)	- The message format for the Message Handling (MH) Package.
mh-profile (5,F)	- Customizes the Message Handling (MH) Package.
mh-tailor (5,F)	- Defines how MH commands work.
mhl (1m,C)	- Produces formatted listings of messages.
mhmail (1m,C)	- Sends or receives mail.
mhook (5,F)	- Specifies actions to be taken when mail is received.
mhpath (1m,C)	- Prints full path names of messages and folders.
migrate (2,L)	- Moves a process to another cluster site.
minidisks (8,C)	- Adds, deletes, changes and displays minidisks.
mkcatdefs (1,C)	- Processes symbolic message identifiers in message text source files.
mkdir (1,C)	- Makes a directory.
mkdir (2,L)	- Creates a directory.
mkfs (8,C)	- Makes a file system.
mklost+found (8,C)	- Creates a directory with empty files for fsck.
mknod (8,C)	- Creates a special file.
mknod, mknodx, mkfifo (2,L)	- Creates a directory, a special file, a FIFO special file, or an ordinary file.
mkpasswd (8,C)	- Generates hashed password table.
mkstr (1,C)	- Creates files of error messages.
mktemp (3,L)	- Constructs a unique file name.
mm (7,F)	- Provides the mm macro package for formatting documents.
mm, checkmm (1,C)	- Displays documents formatted with the memorandum macros.
mmt, mant, mvt (1,C)	- Typesets documents, manual pages, view graphs, and slides.
mntent, mtab (5,F)	- Contains information about mounted file systems.
monitor, monstartup, moncontrol (3,L)	- Starts and stops execution profiling.
moo (6,C)	- Plays a number-guessing game.
more, page (1,C)	- Acts as the perusal filter for screen viewing.
mount (2,L)	- Mounts a file system.
mount (8,C)	- Makes a file system available for use.
mptx (7,F)	- Provides the macro package for formatting a permuted index.
msgchk (1m,C)	- Checks for messages.
msgctl (2,L)	- Provides message control operations.
msgget (3,L)	- Gets a message queue identifier.
msghelp (3x,L)	- Issues help text.
msgimed (3x,L)	- Issues an immediate message.
msgqued (3x,L)	- Issues a queued message.
msgrcv (3,L)	- Reads a message from a queue.
msgrtrv (3x,L)	- Retrieves a message, insert, or help text.
msgs (1,C)	- Reads system messages.
msgsnd (3,L)	- Sends a message.
msgxrcv (3,L)	- Receives an extended message.
msh (1m,C)	- Creates a msh shell.
mt (4,F)	- Supports the IBM System/370 tape storage device driver.
mv (7,F)	- Provides a troff macro package for typesetting view graphs and slides.
mv, move (1,C)	- Moves files.
mvdir (1,C)	- Moves a directory.
named (8,C)	- Provides the server function for the Domain Name Protocol.
nccheck (8,C)	- Checks cluster /etc/netparams configuration.
ncheck (8,C)	- Generates path names from i-numbers.
ndbm (3x,L)	- Performs data base operations.
net (5,F)	- Defines network interface characteristics for TCP/IP for use with the netconfig
netconfig (1c,C)	- Configures network interface parameters.
netctrl (2,L)	- Allows system administrator to exercise control over TCF networking.
netgroup (5,F)	- Provides list of network groups.
netparams (5,F)	- Describes the TCF (Transparent Computing Facility) cluster networking
netparams (8,C)	- Sets cluster networking parameters.
netstat (1,C)	- Shows network status.
networks (5,F)	- Contains information regarding the known networks which comprise the DARPA
newform (1,C)	- Changes the format of a text file.
newgfs (8,C)	- Finds an available GFS number and reserves its place and number in /etc/fsmap.
newgrp (1,C)	- Changes your primary group identification.
newkernel (8,C)	- Configures, builds and installs new AIX kernels.
news (1,C)	- Writes system news items to standard output.
next (1m,C)	- Shows the next message.
nfsd (8,C)	- Starts the daemons that handle client network file system requests.
nfsstat (8,C)	- Displays Network File System (NFS) statistics.
nice (1,C)	- Runs a command at a different priority.
nl (1,C)	- Numbers lines in a file.
nl_langinfo (3,L)	- Returns a pointer to a string containing language information.
nl_types.h (4,L)	- Contains definitions of data types.
nlist (3,L)	- Gets entries from a name list.
nm (1,C)	- Displays the symbol table of an object file.
nm - BSD Version (1,C)	- Displays the symbol table of an object file.
nohup (1,C)	- Runs a command without hangups and then quits.
nroff, troff (1,C)	- Formats text for printing devices.
null (4,F)	- Provides a null device.
number (6,C)	- Displays the written form of a number.
nvram (4,F)	- Provides non-volatile memory image.
od (1,C)	- Writes the contents of storage to standard output.
onhost (1c,C)	- Execute CMS commands on an IBM host.
onrpc (8,C)	- Execute a command remotely.
onsite, on (1t,C)	- Runs a command at a specific site in a TCF cluster.
open (1,C)	- Opens a virtual terminal.
open, openx, creat (2,L)	- Opens a file for reading or writing.
openfiles (5,F)	- Specifies files to be kept open by cron.
options (5,F)	- Defines the valid choices for each ddi option.
osconfig (8,C)	- Installs AIX device drivers.
osm (4,F)	- Provides the interface to AIX messages.
pack, unpack, pcat (1,C)	- Compresses and decompresses files.
packf (1m,C)	- Compresses the contents of a folder into a file.
pad: sflip, sflipa, lflip, lflipa, get_howflip, PAD, PADOPEN, PADCLOSE (3,L)	- Facilitate the exchange of binary data between processes in a heterogeneous
pagesize (1,C)	- Prints system page size.
param.h (7,F)	- Describes system parameters.
passwd (5,F)	- Contains passwords and user account information.
passwd, chfn, chsh (1,C)	- Changes your login password.
paste (1,C)	- Merges the lines of several files or subsequent lines in one file.
pathconf, fpathconf (3,L)	- Retrieves file implementation characteristics.
pause (2,L)	- Suspends a process until a signal is received.
pdisable, phold (8,C)	- Disables or reports the availability of login ports.
perror (3,L)	- Writes a message explaining a system call error.
pg (1,C)	- Formats files to the work station.
pick (1m,C)	- Selects messages by content and creates and modifies sequences.
ping (8,C)	- Sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network hosts.
piobe (8,C)	- Writes a file to standard output in a format suitable for a line printer.
pipe (2,L)	- Creates an interprocess channel.
plock (2,L)	- Locks the process, text, or data in memory.
plot (1g,C)	- Plots a graph.
plot (2,L)	- Performs graphic output.
plot (5,F)	- Provides the graphics interface.
popen, pclose, rpopen (3,L)	- Initiates a pipe to or from a process.
portmap (8,C)	- Maps program numbers to port numbers to make service calls.
ports (5,F)	- Describes the ports.
post (1m,C)	- Delivers a message.
pprint (1,C)	- Prints text files on IBM 3812 Pageprinter.
pr (1,C)	- Writes a file to standard output.
predefined (5,F)	- Provides information for predefined devices.
prev (1m,C)	- Displays the previous message.
prf1 (1,C)	- IBM 4201 Proprinter/IBM 5152 Graphics Printer nroff post-processing filter.
primrec (8t,C)	- A user-level replication reconciliation procedure.
print (1,C)	- Enqueues a file.
printf, fprintf, sprintf, NLprintf, NLfprintf, NLsprintf, wsprintf (3s,L)	- Prints formatted output.
printlocal (1t,C)	- Displays the <LOCAL> alias of the current process.
printspath (1,C)	- Displays the site path of the current process.
printxvers (1,C)	- Displays the experimental-version prefix of the current process.
probe (1t,C)	- Determines if a site is up.
probe (2,L)	- Validates the status of a TCF cluster site.
prober (8t,C)	- Asynchronous probe daemon.
prof (1,C)	- Displays program profile data.
proff (1,C)	- nroff for the IBM 4201 Proprinter and IBM 5152 Graphics Printer.
profil (2,L)	- Starts and stops execution profiling.
profile (5,F)	- Sets the sh user environment at login time.
prompter (1m,C)	- Invokes a prompting editor.
proto (8,C)	- Constructs a prototype file for a file system.
protocols (5,F)	- Contains information regarding the known protocols used in the DARPA Internet.
prs (1s,C)	- Displays a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file.
ps (1,C)	- Reports process status.
pstart, penable, pshare, pdelay(8,C)	- Enables or reports the availability of login ports.
pstat (8,C)	- Prints system facts.
ptrace (2,L)	- Traces the execution of another process.
ptroff (1,C)	- Prints troff files on IBM 3812 Pageprinter.
ptx (1,C)	- Generates a permuted index.
pty (4,F)	- Implements a pseudo-terminal device.
punbkend (1,C)	- Punch backend (file transfer).
punch (4,F)	- Supports the IBM virtual card punch driver.
putc, putchar, fputc, putw, putwc, putwchar, fputwc (3s,L)	- Writes a character or a word to a stream.
putenv (3,L)	- Sets an environment variable.
putpwent (3,L)	- Writes a password file entry.
puts, fputs, putws, fputws (3s,L)	- Writes a string to a stream.
puttext (1,C)	- Updates an output file that contains message/insert/help descriptions.
pwck, grpck (8,C)	- Checks the password and group files for inconsistencies.
pwd (1,C)	- Displays the path name of the working directory.
pwgmap (8,C)	- Maps password and group files into a table.
pwgmerge (8,C)	- Merges password and group files from mapping tables.
qconfig (5,F)	- Configures a printer queueing system.
qdaemon, lp (8,C)	- Schedules jobs enqued by the print command.
qsort (3,L)	- Sorts a table of data in place.
queuedefs(5,F)	- Queue description file for at, batch, and cron.
quiz (6,C)	- Tests your knowledge.
quot (8,C)	- Summarizes file system ownership.
quota (1,C)	- Displays disk usage and limits.
quota (2,L)	- Manipulate disk quotas.
quotacheck (8,C)	- File system quota consistency checker.
quotaon, quotaoff (8,C)	- Turns file system quotas on or off.
raccept (2,L)	- Accepts a replicated file system recovery queue entry.
raise (3,L)	- Sends a signal to a running program.
rand, srand (3c,L)	- Generates pseudo-random numbers.
random, srandom, initstate, setstate (3,L)	- Generates pseudo-random numbers and changes number generators.
ranlib (1,C)	- Converts archives to random libraries.
rasconf (5,F)	- Defines the reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) configuration
rc (8,C)	- Initializes normal system startup.
rc.tcpip, rc.tcpip.local (5,F)	- Sets up host names and addresses, initializes routes, and starts the TCP/IP
rcmd, rresvport, ruserok (3,L)	- Allows execution of commands on a remote host that is running the rshd.
rcp (1c,C)	- Copies and transfers remote files.
rcvdist (1m,C)	- Sends a copy of incoming messages to additional recipients.
rcvpack (1m,C)	- Saves incoming messages in a packed file.
rcvstore (1m,C)	- Incorporates new mail from standard input into a folder.
rcvtty (1m,C)	- Notifies the user of incoming messages.
rdevcvt (8,C)	- Changes the TCF site number specification of all of the device special files in
rdf (1t,C)	- Reports free space information on replicated file systems.
rdist (1,C)	- Maintains identical copies of files over multiple hosts.
rdrdaemon (8,C)	- Handles (file transfer) spool files in the reader queue.
rdump (8c,C)	- File system dump across the network.
read, readv, readx (2,L)	- Reads from a file or socket.
reader (4,F)	- Supports the IBM virtual card reader driver.
readlink (2,L)	- Reads the value of a symbolic link.
reboot (2,L)	- Reinitializes or halts system operation.
reboot (8,C)	- Restarts the machine.
recmstr (8t,C)	- Recovery daemon.
recv, recvfrom, recvmsg (2,L)	- Receives a message from a socket.
refer (1,C)	- Finds and inserts literature references in documents.
refile (1m,C)	- Files messages in other folders.
regcmp (1,C)	- Compiles patterns.
regcmp, regex (3x,L)	- Compiles and matches regular-expression patterns.
regex: re_comp, re_exec (2,L)	- Handles regular expressions.
regexp: compile, step, advance (3x,L)	- Compiles and matches regular-expression patterns.
rename (2,L)	- Renames a directory or a file within a file system.
renice (8,C)	- Alters priority of running processes.
repl (1m,C)	- Replies to a message.
repquota (8,C)	- Summarizes quotas for a file system.
resolv.conf (5,F)	- Contains information that is read by the resolver routines the first time they
resolver: res_mkquery, res_send, res_init, dn_comp, (3,L)	- 
restore (8,C)	- Copies back files created by the backup command.
restorebsd (8,C)	- Reads tapes dumped with the dumpbsd command.
restrict (1,C)	- Enforces licensing in a TCF cluster.
rev (1,C)	- Reverses characters in a line of a file.
rexec (1c,C)	- Executes commands one at a time on a foreign host in a secure environment.
rexec (3,L)	- Allows command execution on a remote Internet host.
rexec: rexecl, rexecv, rexecle, rexecve, rexeclp, rexecvp (2,L)	- Executes a file on a given site.
rexec: rexecl, rexecv, rexecle, rexecve, rexeclp, rexecvp (3,L)	- Executes a file on a given site.
rexecd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the rexec command.
rfork (2,L)	- Creates a new process on another site.
rlogin (1,C)	- Connects your terminal on the current local host system lhost to the remote
rlogind (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the rlogin command.
rm, delete (1,C)	- Removes files or directories.
rmail (1,C)	- Handles remote mail received via UUCP.
rmdel (1s,C)	- Removes a delta from a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file.
rmdir (1,C)	- Removes a directory.
rmdir (2,L)	- Removes a directory file.
rmf (1m,C)	- Removes a folder.
rmm (1m,C)	- Removes messages.
rmt (8c,C)	- Remote magnetic tape protocol module.
roffbib (1,C)	- Runs off bibliographic data base.
route (8c,C)	- Manually manipulates the routing tables.
routed (8c,C)	- Manages network routing tables.
rpc.lockd (8,C)	- rpc.lockd - network lock daemon.
rpc.mountd (8,C)	- NFS mount request server.
rpc.rexd (8,C)	- RPC-based remote execution server.
rpc.rquotad (8,C)	- Remote quota server.
rpc.rstatd (8,C)	- Kernel statistics server.
rpc.rusersd (8,C)	- Displays list of active AIX Network File system users.
rpc.rwalld (8,C)	- Handles requests for the rwall and shutdown commands.
rpc.sprayd (8,C)	- spray server.
rpc.statd (8,C)	- Network status monitor.
rpc.yppasswdd (8,C)	- Server for modifying NIS password file.
rpcgen (1,C)	- Compiles a Remote Procedure Call program when NFS is installed on your system.
rpcinfo (8,C)	- Reports Remote Procedure Call status information when NFS is installed on your
rrestore (8c,C)	- Restores a file system dump across the network.
rscsmail (1,C)	- Delivers mail from AIX users to VM users.
rscssrvr (1,C)	- Delivers notes sent from VM to an AIX user's mailbox.
rsh, remsh (1c,C)	- Connects to the specified host and executes the specified command.
rshd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for remote command execution.
run: runl, runv, runle, runve, runlp, runvp (2,L)	- Runs a file.
runacct (8,C)	- Runs daily accounting.
runcat (1,C)	- Creates a message catalog using symbolic identifiers.
rup (1c,C)	- Displays the host status of local machines (RPC version) when NFS is installed.
ruptime (1c,C)	- Gives a status line like uptime for each machine on the local network.
rusers (1c,C)	- Identifies users logged in on local machines when NFS (RPC version) is
rw optical (4,F)	- Supports the r/w optical device driver.
rwall (1c,C)	- Writes to all users over a network when NFS is installed.
rwho (1c,C)	- Produces output similar to who for all machines on the local network.
rwhod (8c,C)	- Provides the server function which maintains the database used by the rwho and
sa (8,C)	- sa - system accounting
sact (1s,C)	- Displays current Source Code Control System (SCCS) file editing status.
sadc, sa1, sa2 (8,C)	- Provides a system activity report package.
sag (8,C)	- Displays a graph of system activity.
sar (8,C)	- Collects, reports, or saves system activity information.
savecore (8,C)	- Manages core dumps of the operating system on the dump device.
scan (1m,C)	- Produces a one-line-per-message scan listing.
scandir (3,L)	- Scans a directory.
scanf, fscanf, sscanf, NLscanf, NLfscanf, NLsscanf, wsscanf (3s,L)	- Converts formatted input.
sccsdiff (1s,C)	- Compares two versions of a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file.
sccsfile (5,F)	- Contains the Source Code Control System (SCCS) information.
sccshelp (1s,C)	- Provides information about a Source Code Control System (SCCS) message,
script (1,C)	- Makes typescript of terminal session.
sdiff (1,C)	- Compares two files and displays the differences in a side-by-side format.
sec2prim (1,C)	- Converts a secondary or backbone copy of a replicated system into a primary
sed (1,C)	- Provides a stream editor.
select (2,L)	- Checks the I/O status of multiple file descriptors and message queues.
semctl (3,L)	- Controls semaphore operations.
semget (3,L)	- Gets a set of semaphores.
semop (3,L)	- Performs semaphore operations.
send (1m,C)	- Sends a message.
send, sendto, sendmsg (2,L)	- Sends a message from a socket.
sendmail, mailq, newaliases(8,C)	- Routes mail for local or network delivery.
sendmail.cf (5,F)	- Contains sendmail configuration file data.
services (5,F)	- Contains information regarding the known services available in the DARPA
setbuf, setvbuf (3s,L)	- Assigns buffering to a stream.
setbuffer, setlinebuf (3s,L)	- Assigns buffering to a stream.
setgroups (2,L)	- Sets the group access list.
setjmp, longjmp, _setjmp, _longjmp, sigsetjmp, siglongjmp (3,L)	- Saves and restores the current execution context.
setlocale (3,L)	- Sets program's locale.
setmaps (1,C)	- Sets terminal maps.
setmnt (8,C)	- Creates a mount table.
setpgid, setpgrp, setsid (2,L)	- Sets the process group or session ID of a process.
setquota (2,L)	- Enables or disables quotas on a file system.
setreuid, setregid (2,L)	- Sets real and effective user and group IDs.
setuid, setgid (2,L)	- Sets a process's user and group IDs.
setxuid (2,L)	- Uses real user ID or group ID on subsequent invocations of the exec or run
sfent, sfnum, sfname, sfctype, sfxcode, setsf, endsf (3,L)	- Site file entry access routines.
sh, Rsh (1,C)	- Interprets commands read from a file or entered at the keyboard.
shells (5,F)	- Shell database.
shlib2 (1,C)	- Creates a shared library.
shlibrpt (1,C)	- Generates a report file that aids in constructing a shared library.
shmat (2,L)	- Attaches a shared memory segment to the current process.
shmctl (2,L)	- Controls shared memory operations.
shmdt (2,L)	- Detaches a shared memory segment.
shmget (2,L)	- Gets shared memory segment.
show (1m,C)	- Shows messages.
showmount (8,C)	- Shows all file systems that are mounted remotely in an NFS environment.
shutdown (2,L)	- Shuts down part or all of a full-duplex connection.
shutdown (8,C)	- Ends system operation.
sigaction, sigvec, signal (2,L)	- Specifies the action to take upon delivery of a signal.
sigemptyset, sigfillset, sigaddset, sigdelset, sigismember (3,L)	- Creates and manipulates signal masks.
siginterrupt (2,L)	- Allows signals to interrupt system calls.
sigpending (2,L)	- Examines pending signals.
sigprocmask, sigsetmask, sigblock (2,L)	- Sets the current signal mask.
sigstack (2,L)	- Sets and gets signal stack context.
sigsuspend, sigpause (2,L)	- Atomically changes the set of blocked signals and waits for an interrupt.
sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, atan2 (3m,L)	- Computes trigonometric functions.
sinh, cosh, tanh (3m,L)	- Computes hyperbolic functions.
site (2,L)	- Returns the site number on which the specified process is running.
site (5,F)	- Stores information about TCF cluster sites.
site, sitechar, sitelocal, sitenam, sitenum, ptn(1,C)	- Display information about cluster sites.
sitegroup (5,F)	- Site permission file.
size (1,C)	- Displays the section sizes of common object files.
skulker (8,C)	- Cleans up file systems by removing unwanted files.
sleep (1,C)	- Suspends execution for an interval.
sleep (3,L)	- Suspends execution of the current process for an interval of time.
slocal (1m,C)	- Processes incoming mail.
snap (2,L)	- Provide user access to perform dumps.
socket (2,L)	- Creates an endpoint for communication and returns a descriptor.
socketpair (2,L)	- Creates a pair of connected sockets.
sockets library (3n,L)	- Provides communications between processes.
soelim (1,C)	- Eliminates .so's from nroff input.
sort (1,C)	- Sorts files.
sortbib (1,C)	- Sorts bibliographic data base.
sortm (1m,C)	- Sorts messages.
sound (1,C)	- Controls the volume and click of the keyboard speaker.
spell, spellin, spellout(1,C)	- Finds spelling errors.
spline (1g,C)	- Interpolates a smooth curve.
split (1,C)	- Splits a file into pieces.
splp (8,C)	- Changes or displays printer driver settings.
spools (5,F)	- Contains information to enable Transparent Computing Facility for UUCP
spost (1m,C)	- Delivers a message.
spray (8,C)	- Sends RPC packets to a host.
spropin (2,L)	- Gets a more recent copy of a replicated file on the local file system.
sputl, sgetl (3k,L)	- Accesses long numeric data in a machine-independent fashion.
ssignal, gsignal (3,L)	- Implements a software signal facility.
st (4,F)	- Supports the IBM PS/2 Internal Tape Backup Unit device driver.
stat.h (7,F)	- Defines the data structure returned by the statx, fstatx, stat, fstat,
statx, fstatx, stat, fstat, fullstat, ffullstat, lstat (2,L)	- Provides information about a file.
stdarg.h (4,F)	- Defines variable argument list access macros.
stddef.h (4,F)	- Lists common definitions.
stdhosts (1,C)	- Converts a network hosts file into a standard format.
stdio (3s,L)	- Performs standard buffered input and output operations.
stdipc: ftok (3,L)	- Generates a standard interprocess communication key.
stdlib.h (4,F)	- Lists standard library definitions.
stime (2,L)	- Sets the time.
store (1t,C)	- Changes file storage attribute on files in user-replicated file systems.
strcoll, strncoll, strxfrm, mbscoll, mbsncoll, wcscoll, wcsncoll (3,L)	- Perform string and array comparisons using collating information.
strftime (3,L)	- Places characters into an array.
string (3,L)	- Performs operations on strings.
string.h (4,F)	- Defines string operations.
strings (1,C)	- Finds the printable strings in an object or other binary file.
strip (1,C)	- Removes symbol and line number information from a common object file.
strstr (3,L)	- Locates a substring.
strtod, atof (3,L)	- Converts an ASCII string to a floating-point number.
strtol, atol, atoi (3,L)	- Converts a string to an integer.
struct (1,C)	- Structures FORTRAN programs.
stty, STTY (1,C)	- Sets, resets, or reports work station operating parameters.
style (1,C)	- Analyzes the surface characteristics of a document.
su (1,C)	- Obtains the privileges of another user, including superuser authority.
sum (1,C)	- Displays the checksum and block count of a file.
swab (3,L)	- Copies bytes.
swap (2,L)	- Provides interface to kernel swap space.
swapctl (2,L)	- Controls swap devices
swapon (8,C)	- Specifies additional devices for paging and swapping.
symlink (2,L)	- Creates a symbolic link to a file or directory.
symorder (1,C)	- Rearranges a name list.
sync (2,L)	- Updates the super block, inodes, and delayed blocks.
sync (8,C)	- Updates the superblock and writes buffered files to the fixed disk.
syncfsmap (8,C)	- Cleans up and updates /etc/fsmap stanzas for a site.
sysconf (2,L)	- Retrieves the value of a system limit or option.
sysdump (8,C)	- sysdump - initiates kernel core dump
sysline (1,C)	- Displays system status on the status line of a terminal.
syslog, openlog, closelog, setlogmask (3,L)	- Makes a system log entry.
syslogd (8,C)	- Logs system messages.
system (5,F)	- Identifies the system devices.
system (5,F)	- Runs a shell command.
tab, untab, expand, unexpand(1,C)	- Changes spaces into tabs or tabs into spaces.
tabs (1,C)	- Sets tab stops on work stations.
tail (1,C)	- Writes a file to standard output, beginning at a specified point.
talk (1,C)	- Converse with another user.
talkd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the talk command.
tape (4,F)	- Supports the AIX PS/2 sequential access bulk storage medium device driver.
tapechk (8,C)	- Performs consistency checking of the streaming tape device.
tar (1,C)	- Manipulates archives.
tar (5,F)	- Describes the tape archive format.
tbl (1,C)	- Formats tables for the nroff and troff commands.
tc (1,C)	- Simulates typesetter output for a Tektronix 4014.
tcgetattr, tcsetattr (3,F)	- Get and set terminal attributes.
tcgetpgrp, tcsetpgrp (3,F)	- Get and set foreground process group ID.
tcopy (1,C)	- Copies a magnetic tape.
tcsendbreak, tcdrain, tcflush, tcflow (3,L)	- Line control functions.
tctl, mt (1,C)	- Gives commands to streaming tape.
tee (1,C)	- Displays the output of a program and copies it into a file.
telnet, tn, tn3270 (1c,C)	- Provides the TELNET interface for logging in to a foreign host.
telnetd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the TELNET protocol.
termdef (1,C)	- Queries terminal characteristics.
termdef (3,L)	- Queries terminal characteristics.
terminfo (5,F)	- Describes terminals by capability.
termio (4,F)	- Provides the general terminal interface.
test (1,C)	- Evaluates conditional expressions.
tftp (1c,C)	- Trivial file transfer program.
tftpd (8c,C)	- Provides the server function for the Trivial File Transfer Protocol.
tic (1,C)	- Translates terminfo files from source to compiled format.
time (1,C)	- Times the execution of a command.
time (2,L)	- Gets the time.
timed (8,C)	- Provides network time service.
timedc (8,C)	- Controls the operation of the timed program.
times (2,L)	- Gets process and child process times.
timex (1,C)	- Times a command and reports process data and system activity.
tip (1c,C)	- Connects to a remote system.
tlog (8,C)	- Starts and stops sending of I/O data.
tlogger (8,C)	- Writes data to a log file.
tmpfile (3s,L)	- Creates a temporary file.
tmpnam, tempnam (3s,L)	- Constructs the name for a temporary file.
touch (1,C)	- Updates the access and modification times of a file.
tplot (1g,C)	- Produces plotting instruction for a particular work station.
tput (1,C)	- Queries the terminfo file.
tr (1,C)	- Translates characters.
trace (1,C)	- Starts the trace function.
trace (4,F)	- Supports the event-tracing device driver.
trace_on (3x,L)	- Checks whether trace channel is enabled.
trcrpt (1,C)	- Formats a report from the trace log file.
trcstop (1,C)	- Stops the trace function.
trcunix (3x,L)	- Records application trace log entries.
trcupdate (1,C)	- Updates trace format templates.
trpt (8c,C)	- Transliterates protocol trace.
true, false, i386, u370, i370, xa370(1,C)	- Returns an exit value of zero (true) or non-zero (false).
tsearch, tdelete, twalk (3,L)	- Manages binary search trees.
tset, reset (1,C)	- Initializes terminal for new user.
tsort (1,C)	- Sorts an unordered list of ordered pairs (a topological sort).
ttt (6,C)	- Plays tic-tac-toe.
tty (1,C)	- Writes to standard output the full path name of your work station.
tty (4,F)	- Supports the controlling terminal interface.
ttyname, isatty, fullttyname (3,L)	- Gets the name of a terminal.
ttysite (2,L)	- Finds the site of a terminal.
ttyslot (3,L)	- Finds the slot in the utmp file for the current user.
types.h (7,F)	- Defines data types for the system.
ualarm (3,L)	- Schedules signal after interval in microseconds.
ul (1,C)	- Does underlining.
ulimit (2,L)	- Sets and gets user limits.
umask (1,C)	- Displays and sets file-creation permission code mask.
umask (2,L)	- Sets and gets the value of the file creation mask.
umount, fumount (2,L)	- Unmounts a file system.
umount, unmount (8,C)	- Unmounts a previously mounted file system.
uname (1c,C)	- Displays the name of the current operating system.
uname, unamex (2,L)	- Gets the name of the current AIX system.
unget (1s,C)	- Cancels a previous get command.
ungetc, ungetwc (3s,L)	- Pushes a character or a wide character back into input stream.
unifdef (1,C)	- Removes "ifdef'ed" lines.
uniq (1,C)	- Deletes repeated lines in a file.
units (1,C)	- Converts units in one measure to equivalent units in another.
unlink, rmslink, remove (2,L)	- Removes a directory entry.
update (8,C)	- Periodically updates the super block.
updatedb (1,C)	- Update the file list used by the find command.
updatep (8,C)	- Updates one or more Licensed Program Products (LPPs).
uptime (1,C)	- Show how long system has been up.
users (1,C)	- Makes a compact list of users who are on the system.
usrinfo (2,L)	- Gets and sets user information about the owner of the calling process.
ustat (2,L)	- Gets file system statistics.
utime (2,L)	- Sets file access and modification times.
utimes (2,L)	- Sets file times.
utmp, wtmp, .ilog (5,F)	- Contains user and accounting information.
uucheck (8c,C)	- Checks for files and directories required by BNU.
uucico (8c,C)	- File transport program for the BNU facility.
uucleanup (8c,C)	- Deletes selected files older than a specified number of days from the BNU spool
uucollect (8,C)	- Collects files from local spool directories.
uucp (1c,C)	- Copies files from one AIX system to another AIX or Unix system.
uuencode, uudecode (1,C)	- These commands encode/decode a binary file for transmission via mail.
uulog (1c,C)	- Provides information about UUCP and uux activities on a system.
uuname (1c,C)	- Provides information about other systems accessible to the local system.
uupick (1c,C)	- Accepts or rejects files transmitted to a user.
uusched (8c,C)	- Schedules work for the BNU file transport program.
uustat (1c,C)	- Reports the status of and provides rudimentary job control for BNU commands.
uuto (1c,C)	- Copies public files from one AIX system to another AIX or Unix system, with
uutry, Uutry, uukick, Nutry(8c,C)	- Contacts a remote system with debugging turned on.
uux (1c,C)	- Runs a command on another AIX or UNIX system.
uuxqt (8c,C)	- Executes remote command requests.
uvcp (1,C)	- Sends (file transfer) files in NETDATA format.
vacation (1,C)	- Returns "I am on vacation" indication.
val (1s,C)	- Validates Source Code Control System (SCCS) files.
values.h (7,F)	- Defines machine-dependent values.
varargs (3,L)	- Handles a variable-length parameter list.
vc (1,C)	- Substitutes assigned values in place of keywords.
vgrind (1,C)	- Grinds (formats) nice listings of programs.
vi, vedit, view (1,C)	- Edits files with a full screen display.
vipw (8,C)	- Edits the password file.
vmh (1m,C)	- Invokes a visual interface for use with MH commands.
vprintf, vfprintf, vsprintf, NLvprintf, NLvfprintf, NLvsprintf (3s,L)	- Formats a varargs parameter list for output.
vrm2rtfont (1,C)	- Converts a standard AIX font file to RT PC rtx font format.
vs (1,C)	- Compiles C, VS Pascal and VS FORTRAN programs.
vucp (1,C)	- Receives NETDATA files.
w (1,C)	- Prints who is on the system and what they are doing.
wait, waitpid (2,L)	- Obtains status information pertaining to a child process.
wait3 (2,L)	- Waits for a child process to stop or terminate.
wall (1,C)	- Writes a message to all logged-in users.
wc (1,C)	- Counts the number of lines, words and characters in a file.
wc_collate, wc_coluniq, wc_eqvmap, _wcxcol, _mbxcol, _wcxcolu, _mbxcolu (2,L)	- Collates characters for international character support.
wcstring (3,L)	- Performs operations on wide character strings.
wctomb, wcstombs (3,L)	- Converts wide characters and wide character strings into multibyte characters
what (1,C)	- Displays identifying information in files.
whatis (1,C)	- Describes a command.
whatnow (1m,C)	- Invokes a prompting interface for draft disposition.
where (1t,C)	- Displays file storage locations.
whereis (1,C)	- Locates source, binary and/or manual for program.
which (1,C)	- Locates an executable program using "path."
who (1,C)	- Identifies the users currently logged in.
whoami (1,C)	- Print the effective current user ID.
whois (1,C)	- DARPA Internet user name directory service.
whom (1m,C)	- Lists and verifies the addresses of the proposed recipients of a message.
window (1,C)	- Window environment.
write (1,C)	- Sends messages to other users on the system.
write, writex (2,L)	- Writes to a file or socket.
writev (2,L)	- Writes output gathered from multiple buffers.
wump (6,C)	- Plays the game Hunt the Wumpus.
xargs (1,C)	- Constructs argument lists and runs commands.
xga (4,F)	- Supports the XGA graphics adapter.
xsend, xget, enroll (1,C)	- Implements a secure communication.
xstr (1,C)	- Maintains a file "strings".
yacc (1,C)	- Generates an LR parsing program from input consisting of a context-free grammar
yes (1,C)	- Be repetitively affirmative.
ypcat (1,C)	- Displays the values in a network information service (NIS) data base.
ypinit (8,C)	- Builds and installs NIS data base.
ypmatch (1,C)	- Displays the value of one or more keys from an NIS map.
yppasswd (1,C)	- Changes login password in NIS.
yppoll (8,C)	- Discovers what version of an NIS map is at an NIS server host.
yppush (8,C)	- Forces propagation of a changed NIS map.
ypserv, ypbind (8,C)	- NIS server and binder processes.
ypset (8,C)	- Points ypbind at a particular server.
ypwhich (8,C)	- Tells which host is the NIS server or map master.
ypxfr (8,C)	- Transfers an NIS map from some NIS server.
