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Annotation of 3BSD/cmd/csh/errlst.c, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /* Copyright (c) 1979 Regents of the University of California */
        !             2: char   *sys_errlist[] {
        !             3:        "Error 0",
        !             4:        "Not super-user",
        !             5:        "No such file or directory",
        !             6:        "No such process",
        !             7:        "Interrupted system call",
        !             8:        "I/O error",
        !             9:        "No such device or address",
        !            10:        "Arguments too long",
        !            11:        "Exec format error",
        !            12:        "Bad file number",
        !            13:        "No children",
        !            14:        "No more processes",
        !            15:        "Not enough core",
        !            16:        "Permission denied",
        !            17:        "Error 14",
        !            18:        "Block device required",
        !            19:        "Mount device busy",
        !            20:        "File exists",
        !            21:        "Cross-device link",
        !            22:        "No such device",
        !            23:        "Not a directory",
        !            24:        "Is a directory",
        !            25:        "Invalid argument",
        !            26:        "File table overflow",
        !            27:        "Too many open files",
        !            28:        "Not a typewriter",
        !            29:        "Text file busy",
        !            30:        "File too large",
        !            31:        "No space left on device",
        !            32:        "Illegal seek",
        !            33:        "Read-only file system",
        !            34:        "Too many links",
        !            35:        "Broken Pipe",
        !            36:        "Disk quota exceeded",
        !            37: };
        !            38: int    sys_nerr { sizeof sys_errlist/sizeof sys_errlist[0] };

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