.th UTIME II 5/31/77 .sh NAME utime \*- update times in file .sh SYNOPSIS .nf (pwbsys = 57.; utime = 3) (pointer to times in r0) (pointer to name in r1) .bd "sys pwbsys; utime" .s3 .bd "utime(name, times)" .bd "char *name, *times;" .fi .sh DESCRIPTION .it Utime is used to set both the access and modification times of a file. Only the super-user may use this call. .it Name points to a null-terminated string naming a file, and .it times points to a structure containing two long integer time values: .s3 .nf struct { long int actime; /* access time */ long int modtime; /* modification time */ }; .fi .s3 This function is kept in the .bd \-lPW library. .sh "SEE ALSO" stat(II) .sh DIAGNOSTICS The error bit(c-bit) is set if .it name does not exist, if not super-user, or if a read-only file system. From C, a \*-1 return indicates an error.