Re: process descriptor table

what is a process descriptor table?
process FILE descriptor table?
process table?

process file descriptor table I suppose.
The problem is that at some point a socket() function is called. And
it returns descriptor = 1, which is a standart ouput.
So when write() is done, everything goes to terminal,instead of socket.
I want to see descriptor table, to see why this can happen.
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