Re: where I can get the reference for linux instructions?

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> If you search the role or the prototype of a function for example,
> go to your include directory and if your seek the function foo, type
>
> grep -r foo *
>
> to find in which file its prototype resides.

Hi:
appreciate your detail and kind help.
The instruction I mean is some terminal commands, like fdisk, du, df ,
date, etc, not kernel apis.

I know we can use man to find the detail usage of each command.
But I want to know where I can find the list for different categories
such that once I find I need some network commands but I have no idea
which one is suitable for me, I can check every on in the network
category.

appreciate your kind help,
miloody

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