STRUID(3)
π NAME π
struid β return user name given user number β¨
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
char* struid(int uid)
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so struid returns the user id name string given the user number uid. Itβs giving βyou hand me the number, I hand you the nameβ π
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struid maintains an internal cache to avoid repeated password database scans by the low level getpwuid(3). Yes bestie, internal cache, no repeated scans, thatβs the whole serve π«Ά.
π SEE ALSO π
This has been your girl from the Library Functions Manual, page STRUID(3) β the footer had no date, so thatβs the entire sign-off vibe, no cap ππ¦
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