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Linux Reference for C ++?

I want to know if there is any site, for example, cpluplus.com, that explains all the header files and its available functions, but for Linux? How, for example, does the explanation of sys /, net /, dns / * include?

I came up with this question because I was looking for the sys / reboot.h link.

Any ideas?

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man pages are regular links to C functions from headers. Sometimes you need to do man 2 or man 3 to get a C function, not a shell command. You may also need to install an additional package to receive these manpages.

eg.

 man 2 reboot
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You can get useful information at this link. Take a look at http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/C++Programming-HOWTO-13.html

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The only thing I have found so far is:

http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908775/headix.html

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Run the bash shell prompt, type 'a' 'Tab'. It lists all commands starting with "a". If any command gets your attention, look at the associated man file. After the "a" commands, repeat for the "b", etc. This, at the very least, is a systematic way of exploring the possibilities available in your bin path.

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