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1.1 root 1: .pa 1
2: .he 'DUP (II)'1/15/73'DUP (II)'
3: .ti 0
4: NAME dup -- duplicate an open file descriptor
5: .sp
6: .ti 0
7: SYNOPSIS (file descriptor in r0)
8: .br
9: sys dup / dup = 41.; not in assembler
10: .br
11: (file descriptor in r0)
12: .sp
13: .ti 0
14: DESCRIPTION Given
15: a file descriptor returned from
16: an open or creat call,
17: dup___
18: will allocate another file descriptor
19: synonymous
20: with
21: the original.
22: The new file descriptor is returned in r0.
23: .sp
24: Dup___
25: is used more to manipulate the value
26: of file descriptors
27: than to genuinely
28: duplicate a file descriptor.
29: Since the algorithm to allocate
30: file descriptors
31: is known to use the
32: lowest available
33: value between 0 and 9,
34: combinations of dup___
35: and close_____ can be
36: used to
37: manipulate file descriptors
38: in a general way.
39: This is handy for
40: manipulating standard input and/or
41: standard output.
42: .sp
43: .ti 0
44: SEE ALSO creat(II), open(II), close(II)
45: .sp
46: .ti 0
47: DIAGNOSTICS The
48: error bit (c-bit)
49: is set if:
50: the given file descriptor is invalid;
51: there are already 10 open files.
52: .sp
53: .ti 0
54: BUGS --
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