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enum | rerror_t {
RERROR_UNKNOWN = -1,
RERROR_NONE = 0,
RERROR_PERM = 1,
RERROR_NOENT = 2,
RERROR_BADMSG = 3,
RERROR_BUSY = 4,
RERROR_CONNREFUSED = 5,
RERROR_NOSYS = 6,
RERROR_NOTSUP = 7,
RERROR_PIPE = 8,
RERROR_PROTO = 9,
RERROR_RANGE = 10,
RERROR_MSGSIZE = 11,
RERROR_NOMEM = 12,
RERROR_INVAL = 13
} |
| Error codes for on-wire protocol.
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Enumeration Type Documentation
Error codes for on-wire protocol.
- Enumerator:
RERROR_UNKNOWN |
Unknown (maybe no) error.
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RERROR_NONE |
No error. Can be used to initialize error variables.
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RERROR_PERM |
Operation not permitted.
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RERROR_NOENT |
No such file or directory.
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RERROR_BADMSG |
Bad message.
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RERROR_BUSY |
Device or resource busy.
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RERROR_CONNREFUSED |
Connection refused.
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RERROR_NOSYS |
Function not implemented.
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RERROR_NOTSUP |
Operation not supported.
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RERROR_PIPE |
Broken pipe.
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RERROR_PROTO |
Protocol error.
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RERROR_RANGE |
Result too large/general out of range.
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RERROR_MSGSIZE |
Message too long.
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RERROR_NOMEM |
Not enough space.
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RERROR_INVAL |
Invalid argument.
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Definition at line 29 of file error.h.