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AIX Version 4 Files Reference
fullstat.h File
Purpose
Defines the data structure returned by the fullstat
subroutine.
Description
The /usr/include/sys/fullstat.h file defines the
data structure returned by the fullstat and ffullstat subroutines. This file also
defines the Command parameters used by the fullstat and ffullstat
subroutines. The fullstat structure contains the following fields:
Note: Time is measured in seconds since 00:00:00 GMT,
January 1, 1970.
| st_dev |
ID of device containing a directory entry for this file. The file serial number and
the device ID uniquely identify the file within the system. |
| st_ino |
File serial number. |
| st_mode |
The mode of the file, as defined in the /usr/include/sys/mode.h
file. |
| st_nlink |
Number of links to file. |
| st_uid |
User ID of the owner of the file. |
| st_gid |
Group ID of the file owner group. |
| st_rdev |
ID of this device. This field is defined only for character or block special
files. |
| st_size |
File size in bytes. |
| st_atime |
Time of last access. |
| st_mtime |
Time of last data modification. |
| st_ctime |
Time of last file status change. |
| st_blksize |
Optimal block size for the file system. |
| st_blocks |
Number of blocks actually allocated to the file. |
| st_vfstype |
File-system type as defined in the vmount.h file. |
| fst_type |
Type of v-node. |
| fst_vfs |
Virtual file system ID. |
| fst_flag |
Indicates whether directory or file is a virtual mount point. |
| fst_i_gen |
Generation number of the i-node. |
| fst_reserved[8] |
Reserved. |
Implementation Specifics
The following fields are maintained for source-level
compatibility with previous versions of the operating system:
fst_uid_rev_tag
fst_gid_rev_tag
fst_nid
The fullstat.h file is part of Base Operating System
(BOS) Runtime.
Related Information
The mode.h
file, stat.h file, statfs.h file, types.h file, vmount.h file.
The statx, stat, lstat,
fstax, fstat, fullstat, or ffullstat subroutine.
The Header Files
Overview defines header files, describes how they are used, and lists several of the header
files for which information is provided in this documentation.
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