QNX Momentics IDE User's Guide
QNX Software Development Platform
- Quickstart Guide
- System Architecture
  The System Architecture guide accompanies the QNX OS and is intended for both application developers and end-users.
- OS Components
- Graphics
- Programming
- System Security Guide
  The QNX System Security Guide is intended for both system integrators who are responsible for the security of a QNX OS system and developers who want to create a QNX OS resource manager free from vulnerabilities.
- Utilities & Libraries
  - C Library Reference
  - Devctl and Ioctl Commands
  - JSON Library Reference
  - PAM Reference
  - Utilities Reference
    - Utility Conventions
    - A
    - B
    - C
    - D
    - E
    - F
      - false (host)
        Return false value (POSIX)
      - false (target)
        Return false value (POSIX, toybox)
      - fcat
        Display compressed (frozen) files (UNIX)
      - fdisk
        Create and manage partitions on a hard disk
      - fesh
        Fat embedded shell (QNX OS)
      - fgrep (host)
        Fixed string grep (UNIX)
      - fgrep (target)
        Fixed string grep (POSIX, toybox)
      - file
        Determine file type (POSIX, toybox)
      - find (host)
        Find files (POSIX)
      - find (target)
        Find files (POSIX, toybox)
      - flashctl
        Manage a flash filesystem
      - flex
        Generate programs for lexical tasks
      - fmt
        Format concatenated input (POSIX, toybox)
      - fold
        Fold lines (POSIX)
      - freeze
        Compress and uncompress files (UNIX)
      - fs-dos.so
        DOS filesystem (QNX OS)
      - fs-ext2.so
        Linux Ext2 filesystem
      - fs-nfs3
        NFS 3 client filesystem (QNX OS)
      - fs-qcfs.so
        Shared object that supports the QNX compressed filesystem (QCFS)
      - fs-qnx6.so
        Shared object that supports the Power-Safe filesystem (QNX OS)
      - fs-qtd.so
        Shared object that supports the QNX Trusted Disk feature (QNX OS)
      - fs-squash.so
        Shared object that supports Linux Squash filesystem (QNX OS)
      - fs-udf.so
        Universal Disk Format and ISO 9660 filesystem support
      - fsencrypt
        Filesystem encryption manager
      - fsevmgr
        Filesystem event manager
      - fsysinfo
        Display filesystem statistics (QNX OS)
      - /etc/fstab
        File for predefined mountpoints
      - fullpath
        Display network-qualified pathnames (QNX)
      - fuser
        List the process IDs of all processes that have one or more files open (POSIX)
    - G
    - H
    - I
    - J
    - K
    - L
    - M
    - N
    - O
    - P
    - Q
    - R
    - S
    - T
    - U
    - V
    - W
    - X
    - Y
    - Z
    - Commonly Used Environment Variables
    - Selecting the Target System
    - Glossary
  - WPA Control Interface Reference
    This document provides a reference for the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) control interface, which provides a C API for the WPA/IEEE 802.11i protocols in Wi-Fi client stations. Application developers who want to control WPA operations and get associated status and event data should read this reference.
- Migrating to QNX OS 8.0
QNX Software in the Cloud
QNX Toolkit for Visual Studio Code
This User's Guide describes the QNX Toolkit for Visual Studio Code. The guide introduces you to the QNX Toolkit by explaining the QNX development environment and how to build, run, and debug your QNX OS applications and systems.
Typographical Conventions, Support, and Licensing
This section describes the typographical conventions used throughout the documentation and explains how to obtain technical support.

fmt

QNX SDP8.0Utilities ReferenceUtilities

Format concatenated input (POSIX, toybox)

Syntax:

fmt [-w width] [file...]

Runs on:

QNX OS

Options:

-w width: Maximum width of characters per line. The default width is 75 characters.
file: The pathname of the file(s) to format.

Description:

The fmt utility reformats the input to wordwrap at a given line length, preserves the existing indentation level, and sends the results to standard output.

This utility is provided as part of the toybox package. For information on how to enable it, see toybox.

Contributing author:

Rob Landley and the toybox project (see https://landley.net/toybox/).

Page updated: May 17, 2024