where can I find the values of a file descriptor in Linux?

where can I find the values of a file descriptor in Linux?

[ych43]

Hey,
  Does anybody know how to find the specific information included in the file 
descriptor in Linux. When a file is created, the file manager creates a file 
descriptor, in which it stores detailed information about the file. But I do 
not know where I can find this detailed information? Does command ls -l 
display all the information included in the file descriptor.
  Does anybody can help me?
  Thanks in advance

Re: where can I find the values of a file descriptor in Linux?

[Sumesh]

Do a "man 2 stat" n u shall see the "struct stat" usage.

Regards,
Sumesh



ych43 wrote:

>Hey,
>  Does anybody know how to find the specific information included in the file 
>descriptor in Linux. When a file is created, the file manager creates a file 
>descriptor, in which it stores detailed information about the file. But I do 
>not know where I can find this detailed information? Does command ls -l 
>display all the information included in the file descriptor.
>  Does anybody can help me?
>  Thanks in advance
>
>
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