Errno#
Errno contains the definition for errno and the defines for the errno values.
Macros#
Macro for errno usage.
Not owner.
No such file or directory.
No such process.
Interrupted system call.
I/O error.
No such device or address.
Arguments list too long.
Exec format error.
Bad file number.
No children.
No more processes.
Not enough space.
Permission denied.
Bad address.
Block device required.
Device or resource busy.
File exists.
Cross-device link.
No such device.
Not a directory.
Is a directory.
Invalid argument.
Too many open files in system.
File descriptor value too large.
Not a character device.
Text file busy.
File too large.
No space left on device.
Illegal seek.
Read-only file system.
Too many links.
Broken pipe.
Mathematics argument out of domain of function.
Result too large.
No message of desired type.
Identifier removed.
Deadlock.
No lock.
Not a stream.
No data (for no delay io)
Stream ioctl timeout.
No stream resources.
Virtual circuit is gone.
Protocol error.
Multihop attempted.
Bad message.
Inappropriate file type or format.
Function not implemented.
Directory not empty.
File or path name too long.
Too many symbolic links.
Operation not supported on socket.
Protocol family not supported.
Connection reset by peer.
No buffer space available.
Address family not supported by protocol family.
Protocol wrong type for socket.
Socket operation on non-socket.
Protocol not available.
Can't send after socket shutdown.
Connection refused.
Address already in use.
Software caused connection abort.
Network is unreachable.
Network interface is not configured.
Connection timed out.
Host is down.
Host is unreachable.
Connection already in progress.
Socket already connected.
Destination address required.
Message too long.
Unknown protocol.
Socket type not supported.
Address not available.
Connection aborted by network.
Socket is already connected.
Socket is not connected.
Too many references: can't splice.
Not supported.
Illegal byte sequence.
Value too large for defined data type.
Operation canceled.
State not recoverable.
Previous owner died.
Operation would block.
Function Documentation#
sl_errno#
int * sl_errno (void )
Errno function used with macro errno.
Type | Direction | Argument Name | Description |
---|---|---|---|
void | N/A |
Returns
Address of global variable used to store errno value