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40 library functions, their error returns and other
42 Most of these functions are available from the C library,
44 Other libraries, such as the math library,
54 The bluetooth library.
59 Standard C library functions.
100 The calendar arithmetic library.
105 The common access method user library.
110 The crypt library.
121 The userland character device library.
137 The Device and Resource Information Utility library.
142 The Device Statistics library.
147 The DWARF access library.
152 The ELF access library.
157 The file transfer library.
162 The configuration file parsing library.
167 The general-purpose input output library (GPIO).
178 The jail library.
183 Functions used to access kernel memory are in this library.
190 The library for
194 The math library.
199 The message digest library.
212 The pluggable authentication module library.
217 The packet capture library.
222 The performance counters library.
227 The POSIX threads library.
234 library.
239 The system argument decoding library.
244 The terminal independent operation library package.
249 The USB access library.
254 The video graphics library.
259 The library for
263 The general-purpose data compression library.
270 the C library
272 the math library
274 .Sh LIBRARY TYPES
279 A library has the following naming convention:
287 When a program is linked against a static library, all necessary library code
301 When code is linked dynamically, the library code that the application needs
313 represents the library version number of the library.
321 library can share address space, and the physical size of the binary is
323 A namespace per shared library is available via hidden visibility,
324 allowing multiple compilation units in a library to share things without
357 The libraries contain an index to the contents of the library,
358 stored within the library itself.
359 The index lists each symbol defined by a member of a library that is a
361 This speeds up linking to the library, and allows routines in the library
362 to call each other regardless of their placement within the library.