"Spec 1170" was the working name of the standard UNIX programming interface
specification that is now known as X/Open Programming Guide 4.2 (XPG 4.2). The specification
has also been known as the "Single UNIX Specification" and, most recently, as "UNIX
98." In the "Spec 1170" or first version of the Single UNIX Specification, there were 1,170 C language functions or individual
instructions.
The Single UNIX Specification is maintained by The Open Group, which
certifies implementations and provides UNIX product branding following conformance assurance and testing.
This was last updated in November 1997
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