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;***;errno.inc - defines standard C error codes;; Copyright (c) 1987-2001, Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.;;Purpose:; This file contains definitions for the standard C error codes; used by XENIX (many of these have little significance for; MS-DOS).;;Revision History:;;*******************************************************************************
err MACRO num,name,textname equ num ENDM
err 1, EPERM, <Not owner>err 2, ENOENT, <No such file or directory>err 3, ESRCH, <No such process>err 4, EINTR, <Interrupted system call>err 5, EIO, <I/O error>err 6, ENXIO, <No such device or address>err 7, E2BIG, <Arg list too long>err 8, ENOEXEC, <Exec format error>err 9, EBADF, <Bad file number>err 10, ECHILD, <No child processes>err 11, EAGAIN, <No more processes>err 12, ENOMEM, <Not enough space>err 13, EACCES, <Permission denied>err 14, EFAULT, <Bad address>err 15, ENOTBLK, <Block device required>err 16, EBUSY, <Mount device busy>err 17, EEXIST, <File exists>err 18, EXDEV, <Cross-device link>err 19, ENODEV, <No such device>err 20, ENOTDIR, <Not a directory>err 21, EISDIR, <Is a directory>err 22, EINVAL, <Invalid argument>err 23, ENFILE, <File table overflow>err 24, EMFILE, <Too many open files>err 25, ENOTTY, <Not a typewriter>err 26, ETXTBSY, <Text file busy>err 27, EFBIG, <File too large>err 28, ENOSPC, <No space left on device>err 29, ESPIPE, <Illegal seek>err 30, EROFS, <Read-only file system>err 31, EMLINK, <Too many links>err 32, EPIPE, <Broken pipe>err 33, EDOM, <Math argument>err 34, ERANGE, <Result too large>err 35, EUCLEAN, <file system needs cleaning>err 36, EDEADLOCK, <would deadlock>
; end of errno.inc;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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