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make a new name for a file

NAME symlink, symlinkat - make a new name for a file LIBRARY Standard C library ( libc ... include   /* Definition of AT_* constants */ #include   int symlinkat(const char * target…

symlink(2)

make a new name for a file

NAME symlink, symlinkat - make a new name for a file LIBRARY Standard C library ( libc ... include   /* Definition of AT_* constants */ #include   int symlinkat(const char * target…

syscalls(2)

Linux system calls

swapon (2) 1.0 symlink (2) 1.0 symlinkat (2) 2.6.16 sync (2) 1.0 sync_file_range

creat(2)

open and possibly create a file

renameat (2), renameat2 (2), statx (2), symlinkat (2), unlinkat (2), utimensat (2), mkfifoat

openat(2)

open and possibly create a file

renameat (2), renameat2 (2), statx (2), symlinkat (2), unlinkat (2), utimensat (2), mkfifoat

signal-safety(7)

async-signal-safe functions

Added in POSIX.1-2008 TC2 symlink (2) symlinkat (2) Added in POSIX.1-2008 tcdrain (3) tcflow

open(2)

open and possibly create a file

renameat (2), renameat2 (2), statx (2), symlinkat (2), unlinkat (2), utimensat (2), mkfifoat

pthreads(7)

POSIX threads

POSIX.1-2008] stat() strerror() strerror_r() strftime() symlink() symlinkat() [Added in POSIX.1-2008] sync() syslog() tmpfile() tmpnam

symlink(7)
symbolic link handling
```
NAME symlink - symbolic
```
linkat(2)
make a new name for a file
```
NAME link, linkat
```
unlinkat(2)
delete a name and possibly the file it refers to
```
NAME unlink, unlinkat
```
readlinkat(2)
read value of a symbolic link
```
NAME readlink, readlinkat
```

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