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Errno.h

<errno.h> is a header file in the standard library of the C programming language. It defines macros for reporting and retrieving error conditions using the symbol errno (short form for "error number").

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Errno.h

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related to POSIX errors · 11
Errno.h → ERRORS, For, GLIBC, NOT, POSIX, POSIX Standards, Programs, The, The GNU, These, Unix

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error library macros posix values functions value file standard using defined errors errno defines number stored zero used many linux

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Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsThe GNU0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsGLIBC0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsPOSIX0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsThese0.60section
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Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsPOSIX Standards0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsNOT0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsUnix0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsPrograms0.60section
Errno.hrelated to POSIX errorsERRORS0.60section
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