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This library defines an Error struct that represents error numbers returned from Linux system calls.
On Linux, error numbers are architecture-specific. The arch modules provide access to error numbers for all supported architectures, and the top-level module re-exports error numbers for the current target platform.
Modules§
- Linux error numbers for specific target architectures.
Structs§
- Type for error numbers returned from Linux system calls.
Constants§
- Argument list too long
- Permission denied
- Address already in use
- Cannot assign requested address
- Advertise error
- Address family not supported by protocol
- Try again
- Operation already in progress
- Invalid exchange
- Bad file number
- File descriptor in bad state
- Not a data message
- Invalid request descriptor
- Invalid request code
- Invalid slot
- Bad font file format
- Device or resource busy
- Operation Canceled
- No child processes
- Channel number out of range
- Communication error on send
- Software caused connection abort
- Connection refused
- Connection reset by peer
- Resource deadlock would occur
- Alias for EDEADLK
- Destination address required
- Math argument out of domain of func
- RFS specific error
- Quota exceeded
- File exists
- Bad address
- File too large
- Host is down
- No route to host
- Memory page has hardware error
- Identifier removed
- Illegal byte sequence
- Operation now in progress
- Interrupted system call
- Invalid argument
- I/O error
- Transport endpoint is already connected
- Is a directory
- Is a named type file
- Key has expired
- Key was rejected by service
- Key has been revoked
- Level 2 halted
- Level 2 not synchronized
- Level 3 halted
- Level 3 reset
- Can not access a needed shared library
- Accessing a corrupted shared library
- Cannot exec a shared library directly
- Attempting to link in too many shared libraries
- .lib section in a.out corrupted
- Link number out of range
- Too many symbolic links encountered
- Wrong medium type
- Too many open files
- Too many links
- Message too long
- Multihop attempted
- File name too long
- No XENIX semaphores available
- Network is down
- Network dropped connection because of reset
- Network is unreachable
- File table overflow
- No anode
- No buffer space available
- No CSI structure available
- No data available
- No such device
- No such file or directory
- Exec format error
- Required key not available
- No record locks available
- Link has been severed
- No medium found
- Out of memory
- No message of desired type
- Machine is not on the network
- Package not installed
- Protocol not available
- No space left on device
- Out of streams resources
- Device not a stream
- Invalid system call number
- Block device required
- Transport endpoint is not connected
- Not a directory
- Directory not empty
- Not a XENIX named type file
- State not recoverable
- Socket operation on non-socket
- Not a typewriter
- Name not unique on network
- No such device or address
- Operation not supported on transport endpoint
- Value too large for defined data type
- Owner died
- Operation not permitted
- Protocol family not supported
- Broken pipe
- Protocol error
- Protocol not supported
- Protocol wrong type for socket
- Math result not representable
- Remote address changed
- Object is remote
- Remote I/O error
- Interrupted system call should be restarted
- Operation not possible due to RF-kill
- Read-only file system
- Cannot send after transport endpoint shutdown
- Socket type not supported
- Illegal seek
- No such process
- Srmount error
- Stale file handle
- Streams pipe error
- Timer expired
- Connection timed out
- Too many references: cannot splice
- Text file busy
- Structure needs cleaning
- Protocol driver not attached
- Too many users
- Operation would block (alias for EAGAIN)
- Cross-device link
- Exchange full