Simple man help file in Linux

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Writing a Help file for a function is quite simple if it is just for your convenience (you don't need a strict format, you can understand it yourself, don't take it out to make it hard for others to understand, let's take a look at the man file. In/usr/share/man/Manx/ 'X' indicates a number, that is, the man type. *************************************** the most common fields in Linux and their names and descriptions are as follows: Domain Name Description 1. USER commands can be started by anyone. 2. A system call is a function provided by the kernel. 3 routines: library functions. 4 devices, that is, special files under the/dev directory. 5. file format description, for example,/etc/passwd. 6 games, no need to explain! 7 Miscellaneous, such as macro command packages and conventions. 8. The system administrator tool can only be started by the root user. 9 others (Linux-specific) used to store the Program documentation of the kernel routine. N new documents may need to be moved to more appropriate fields. O old documents may be retained for a period of time. L local documents related to the specific system. ************************************* * *** A common function is in the man3 directory. create a file named "your function name. "Category", such as "hello.3", and then write content in it. It is best to look at the format and syntax of other man files. Example: # Echo abcd1234>/usr/share/man/man3/hello.3 # Man Hello Run the following command to package: # Gzip/usr/share/man/man3/hello.3 # Man Hello