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 | Maximum number of arguments to a program. | |
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 | Create link to old directy if path is empty. | |
| 
 | Flag for various *at calls to indicate current working directory. | |
| 
 | Do not auto mount filesystem if the base dir is a mount point. | |
| 
 | Recurse subdirectories when applying changes. | |
| 
 | Unlink at: specify rmdir behaviour. | |
| 
 | Do not synchronize the attributes with the server (if any). | |
| 
 | Force the attributes to be synchronized with the server (if any). | |
| 
 | Behave as fpStat. | |
| 
 | Type of synchronisation required from statx. | |
| 
 | Dereference symbolic links. | |
| 
 | Do not dereference symbolic links. | |
| 
 | Number of bits in a word. | |
| 
 | Request fork behaviour for clone call. | |
| 
 | System error: Argument list too long. | |
| 
 | System error: Permission denied. | |
| 
 | System error: Address already in use. | |
| 
 | System error: Cannot assign requested address. | |
| 
 | System error: Advertise error. | |
| 
 | System error: Address family not supported by protocol. | |
| 
 | System error: Try again. | |
| 
 | System error: Operation already in progress. | |
| 
 | System error: Invalid exchange. | |
| 
 | System error: Bad file number. | |
| 
 | System error: File descriptor in bad state. | |
| 
 | System error: Not a data message. | |
| 
 | System error: Invalid request descriptor. | |
| 
 | System error: Invalid request code. | |
| 
 | System error: Invalid slot. | |
| 
 | System error: Bad font file format. | |
| 
 | System error: Device or resource busy. | |
| 
 | Operation canceled. | |
| 
 | System error: No child processes. | |
| 
 | System error: Channel number out of range. | |
| 
 | System error: Communication error on send. | |
| 
 | System error: Software caused connection abort. | |
| 
 | System error: Connection refused. | |
| 
 | System error: Connection reset by peer. | |
| 
 | System error: Resource deadlock would occur. | |
| 
 | System error: File locking deadlock error. | |
| 
 | System error: Destination address required. | |
| 
 | System error: Math argument out of domain of func. | |
| 
 | System error: RFS specific error. | |
| 
 | System error: Quota exceeded. | |
| 
 | System error: File exists. | |
| 
 | System error: Bad address. | |
| 
 | System error: File too large. | |
| 
 | System error: Host is down. | |
| 
 | System error: No route to host. | |
| 
 | System error: Identifier removed. | |
| 
 | System error: Illegal byte sequence. | |
| 
 | System error: Operation now in progress. | |
| 
 | System error: Interrupted system call. | |
| 
 | System error: Invalid argument. | |
| 
 | System error: I/O error. | |
| 
 | System error: Transport endpoint is already connected. | |
| 
 | System error: Is a directory. | |
| 
 | System error: Is a named type file. | |
| 
 | Key has expired (Linux kernel module). | |
| 
 | Key was rejected by service (Linux kernel module). | |
| 
 | Key has been revoked (Linux kernel module). | |
| 
 | System error: Level 2 halted. | |
| 
 | System error: Level 2 not synchronized. | |
| 
 | System error: Level 3 halted. | |
| 
 | System error: Level 3 reset. | |
| 
 | System error: Can not access a needed shared library. | |
| 
 | System error: Accessing a corrupted shared library. | |
| 
 | System error: Cannot exec a shared library directly. | |
| 
 | System error: Attempting to link in too many shared libraries. | |
| 
 | System error: .lib section in a.out corrupted. | |
| 
 | System error: Link number out of range. | |
| 
 | System error: Too many symbolic links encountered. | |
| 
 | Wrong medium type. | |
| 
 | System error: Too many open files. | |
| 
 | System error: Too many links. | |
| 
 | System error: Message too long. | |
| 
 | System error: Multihop attempted. | |
| 
 | System error: File name too long. | |
| 
 | System error: No XENIX semaphores available. | |
| 
 | System error: Network is down. | |
| 
 | System error: Network dropped connection because of reset. | |
| 
 | System error: Network is unreachable. | |
| 
 | System error: File table overflow. | |
| 
 | System error: No anode. | |
| 
 | System error: No buffer space available. | |
| 
 | System error: No CSI structure available. | |
| 
 | System error: No data available. | |
| 
 | System error: No such device. | |
| 
 | System error: No such file or directory. | |
| 
 | System error: Exec format error. | |
| 
 | Required key not available (Linux kernel module). | |
| 
 | System error: No record locks available. | |
| 
 | System error: Link has been severed. | |
| 
 | No medium present. | |
| 
 | System error: Out of memory. | |
| 
 | System error: No message of desired type. | |
| 
 | System error: Machine is not on the network. | |
| 
 | System error: Package not installed. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol not available. | |
| 
 | System error: No space left on device. | |
| 
 | System error: Out of streams resources. | |
| 
 | System error: Device not a stream. | |
| 
 | System error: Function not implemented. | |
| 
 | System error: Block device required. | |
| 
 | System error: Transport endpoint is not connected. | |
| 
 | System error: Not a directory. | |
| 
 | System error: Directory not empty. | |
| 
 | System error: Not a XENIX named type file. | |
| 
 | State not recoverable (mutexes). | |
| 
 | System error: Socket operation on non-socket. | |
| 
 | System error: Not a typewriter. | |
| 
 | System error: Name not unique on network. | |
| 
 | System error: No such device or address. | |
| 
 | System error: Operation not supported on transport endpoint. | |
| 
 | System error: Value too large for defined data type. | |
| 
 | Owner died (mutexes). | |
| 
 | System error: Operation not permitted. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol family not supported. | |
| 
 | System error: Broken pipe. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol error. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol not supported. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol wrong type for socket. | |
| 
 | System error: Math result not representable. | |
| 
 | System error: Remote address changed. | |
| 
 | System error: Object is remote. | |
| 
 | System error: Remote I/O error. | |
| 
 | System error: Interrupted system call should be restarted. | |
| 
 | Operation not possible due to RF-Kill (wireless). | |
| 
 | System error: Read-only file system. | |
| 
 | System error: Cannot send after transport endpoint shutdown. | |
| 
 | System error: Socket type not supported. | |
| 
 | System error: Illegal seek. | |
| 
 | System error: No such process. | |
| 
 | System error: Srmount error. | |
| 
 | System error: Stale NFS file handle. | |
| 
 | System error: Streams pipe error. | |
| 
 | System error: Timer expired. | |
| 
 | System error: Connection timed out. | |
| 
 | System error: Too many references: cannot splice. | |
| 
 | System error: Text (code segment) file busy. | |
| 
 | System error: Structure needs cleaning. | |
| 
 | System error: Protocol driver not attached. | |
| 
 | System error: Too many users. | |
| 
 | System error: Operation would block. | |
| 
 | System error: Cross-device link. | |
| 
 | System error: Exchange full. | |
| 
 | Maximum elements in a TFDSet array. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point divide by zero in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point invalid operation in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point overflow in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point inexact result in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point subscript out of range in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling floating point underflow in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling integer divide in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | Value signalling integer overflow in case of SIGFPE signal. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Get close-on-exec flag. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Get file descriptor flags. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Get lock. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: get owner of file descriptor events. | |
| 
 | fpAccess call test: file exists. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Set close-on-exec flag. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Set file descriptor flags. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Set lock. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Test lock. | |
| 
 | fpFCntl command: Set owner of file descriptor events. | |
| 
 | Last bit in word. | |
| 
 | Power of 2 number of bits in word. | |
| 
 | Anonymous memory mapping (data private to application). | |
| 
 | FpMMap map type: Don't use a file. | |
| 
 | FpMMap option: Ignored. | |
| 
 | FpMMap option: Ignored. | |
| 
 | Memory mapping failed error code. | |
| 
 | FpMMap map type: Interpret addr exactly. | |
| 
 | FpMMap option: Memory grows downward (like a stack). | |
| 
 | FpMMap option: lock the pages in memory. | |
| 
 | FpMMap option: Do not reserve swap pages for this memory. | |
| 
 | FpMMap map type: Changes are private. | |
| 
 | FpMMap map type: Share changes. | |
| 
 | FpMMap map type: Bitmask for type of mapping. | |
| 
 | Maximum filename length. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Append to file. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Create if file does not yet exist. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Minimize caching effects. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: File must be directory. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Open exclusively. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Open for 64-bit I/O. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Alias for O_NonBlock. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: No TTY control. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Fail if file is symbolic link. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Open in non-blocking mode. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Read only. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Read/Write. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Write to disc at once. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Truncate file to length 0. | |
| 
 | fpOpen file open mode: Write only. | |
| 
 | Maximum pathname length. | |
| 
 | Error condition on output file descriptor. | |
| 
 | Hang up. | |
| 
 | Data is available for reading. | |
| 
 | Invalid request, file descriptor not open. | |
| 
 | Writing data will not block the write call. | |
| 
 | Urgent data is available for reading. | |
| 
 | Priority data ready for reading. | |
| 
 | Same as POLLIN. | |
| 
 | Priority data my be written. | |
| 
 | Equivalent to POLLOUT. | |
| 
 | Easy access alias for unixtype.PRIO_PGRP. | |
| 
 | Easy access alias for unixtype.PRIO_PROCESS. | |
| 
 | Easy access alias for unixtype.PRIO_USER. | |
| 
 | FpMMap memory access: page can be executed. | |
| 
 | FpMMap memory access: page can not be accessed. | |
| 
 | FpMMap memory access: page can be read. | |
| 
 | FpMMap memory access: page can be written. | |
| 
 | RLimit request address space limit. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max core file size. | |
| 
 | RLimit request CPU time in ms. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max data size. | |
| 
 | Rlimit request maximum file size. | |
| 
 | RLimit request maximum file locks held. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max locked-in-memory address space. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max number of open files. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max number of processes. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max resident set size. | |
| 
 | RLimit request max stack size. | |
| 
 | fpAccess call test: read allowed. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: ? | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Do not receive notification when child processes stop. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: ? | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Do not mask signal in its own signal handler. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Do not prevent the signal from being received when it is handled. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Restore the signal action to the default state. | |
| 
 | Call the signal handler on an alternate signal stack. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Restore signal action to default state when signal handler exits. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: Provide behaviour compatible with BSD signal semantics. | |
| 
 | Signal restorer handler. | |
| 
 | Sigaction options: The signal handler takes 3 arguments, not one. | |
| 
 | fpLSeek option: Set position relative to current position. | |
| 
 | fpLSeek option: Set position relative to end of file. | |
| 
 | fpLSeek option: Set absolute position. | |
| 
 | Signal: ABRT (Abort). | |
| 
 | Signal: ALRM (Alarm clock). | |
| 
 | Signal: BUS (bus error). | |
| 
 | Signal: CHLD (child status changed). | |
| 
 | Signal: CONT (Continue). | |
| 
 | Signal: FPE (Floating point error). | |
| 
 | Signal: HUP (Hangup). | |
| 
 | Signal: ILL (Illegal instruction). | |
| 
 | Signal: INT (Interrupt). | |
| 
 | Signal: IO (I/O operation possible). | |
| 
 | Signal: IOT (IOT trap). | |
| 
 | Signal: KILL (unblockable). | |
| 
 | Signal: PIPE (Broken pipe. | |
| 
 | Signal: POLL (Pollable event). | |
| 
 | Signal: PROF (Profiling alarm). | |
| 
 | Signal: PWR (power failure restart). | |
| 
 | Signal: QUIT. | |
| 
 | Signal: SEGV (Segmentation violation). | |
| 
 | Signal: STKFLT (Stack Fault). | |
| 
 | Signal: STOP (Stop, unblockable). | |
| 
 | Signal: TERM (Terminate). | |
| 
 | Signal: TRAP (Trace trap). | |
| 
 | Signal: TSTP (keyboard stop). | |
| 
 | Signal: TTIN (Terminal input, background). | |
| 
 | Signal: TTOU (Terminal output, background). | |
| 
 | Signal: Unused. | |
| 
 | Signal: URG (Socket urgent condition). | |
| 
 | Signal: USR1 (User-defined signal 1). | |
| 
 | Signal: USR2 (User-defined signal 2). | |
| 
 | Signal: VTALRM (Virtual alarm clock). | |
| 
 | Signal: WINCH (Window/Terminal size change). | |
| 
 | Signal: XCPU (CPU limit exceeded). | |
| 
 | Signal: XFSZ (File size limit exceeded). | |
| 
 | Sigprocmask flags: Add signals to the set of blocked signals. | |
| 
 | Signal handler: Default signal handler. | |
| 
 | Signal handler: error. | |
| 
 | Signal handler: Ignore signal. | |
| 
 | Maximum system signal number. | |
| 
 | Sigprocmask flags: Set of blocked signals is given. | |
| 
 | Sigprocmask flags: Remove signals from the set set of blocked signals. | |
| 
 | Signal information pad size. | |
| 
 | Max system name length. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Block device. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Character device. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Directory. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: FIFO. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Link. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: File type bit mask. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Regular file. | |
| 
 | File (#rtl.baseunix.stat record) mode: Socket. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read by group. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read by others. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read by owner. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read, write, execute by groups. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read, write, execute by others. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Read, write, execute by user. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Set Group ID on execution. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Set user ID on execution. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Set sticky bit. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Write by group. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Write by others. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Write by owner. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Execute by group. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Execute by others. | |
| 
 | Mode flag: Execute by owner. | |
| 
 | Max length of utsname domain name. | |
| 
 | Max length of utsname system name, release, version, machine. | |
| 
 | Max length of utsname node name. | |
| 
 | #rtl.baseunix.fpWaitpid option: Do not wait for processes to terminate. | |
| 
 | Number of words in a TFDSet array. | |
| 
 | Number of words in a signal set. | |
| 
 | #rtl.baseunix.fpWaitpid option: Also report children which were stopped but not yet reported. | |
| 
 | fpAccess call test: write allowed. | |
| 
 | fpAccess call test: execute allowed. |