Working with--for example--OpenGL, say I need to get documentation for glEnable(). Double-click, copy, Help->Open man Page..., paste, enter works, but...
I know that if I can\'t remember a command I can just look it up on Google. But this should be possible from the shell itself. If I could output all the man-pages, I could run a grep on them and find
I\'m using Cygwin, and just discovered to my dismay that the package naming scheme is derived from Red Hat. I need the development man pages, called manpages-dev and manpages-posix-dev on Debian-based
Ok, this has been an on-going annoyance, so naturally I thought to bring it here. In the tcsh man page the phrase q.v. is used, and I have no clue why those four characters are inserted.
I am looking 开发者_如何学Cfor some good examples / tutorials on how to generate, package, and install man pages in projects using CMake.
The pthread_* manpages are really, really sparse in lots of areas; for instance, for all I can tell, the various pthread_attr_set* are completely undocumented — that is, I can’t figure out what each
In Ubuntu linux I can\'t get any man pages for C++ keyword开发者_JAVA百科s.Is there some kind of package I can install to fix this?sudo apt-get install manpages-dev glibc-doc
When on MacOSX, \"man glRotate\" brings up the glRotate manp开发者_运维知识库age. On ubuntu, with manpages-dev and manpages-posix-dev insatlled, \"man glRotate\" doesn\'t bring up the glRotate manpag
When I use Solaris, I get page numbers every 60 lines or so that look like this SunOS 5.11Last change: 10 Feb 2009开发者_运维百科1
I installed debia开发者_C百科n lenny, but I was quite surprised that I can\'t get man pages for system calls (man 2 read, etc.)
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