NetBSD/sys/compat/linux/common/linux_errno.c

/*	$NetBSD: linux_errno.c,v 1.9 1998/10/23 03:53:18 erh Exp $	*/

/*-
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#include <compat/linux/common/linux_errno.h>

/*
 * This list is used to translate NetBSD errnos to linux errnos
 * when returning from a system call. (NetBSD system call->linux program)
 */
int native_to_linux_errno[] = {
	0,
	-LINUX_EPERM,
	-LINUX_ENOENT,
	-LINUX_ESRCH,
	-LINUX_EINTR,
	-LINUX_EIO,
	-LINUX_ENXIO,
	-LINUX_E2BIG,
	-LINUX_ENOEXEC,
	-LINUX_EBADF,
	-LINUX_ECHILD,
	-LINUX_EDEADLK,
	-LINUX_ENOMEM,
	-LINUX_EACCES,
	-LINUX_EFAULT,
	-LINUX_ENOTBLK,
	-LINUX_EBUSY,
	-LINUX_EEXIST,
	-LINUX_EXDEV,
	-LINUX_ENODEV,
	-LINUX_ENOTDIR,
	-LINUX_EISDIR,
	-LINUX_EINVAL,
	-LINUX_ENFILE,
	-LINUX_EMFILE,
	-LINUX_ENOTTY,
	-LINUX_ETXTBSY,
	-LINUX_EFBIG,
	-LINUX_ENOSPC,
	-LINUX_ESPIPE,
	-LINUX_EROFS,
	-LINUX_EMLINK,
	-LINUX_EPIPE,
	-LINUX_EDOM,
	-LINUX_ERANGE,
	-LINUX_EAGAIN,
	-LINUX_EINPROGRESS,
	-LINUX_EALREADY,
	-LINUX_ENOTSOCK,
	-LINUX_EDESTADDRREQ,
	-LINUX_EMSGSIZE,
	-LINUX_EPROTOTYPE,
	-LINUX_ENOPROTOOPT,
	-LINUX_EPROTONOSUPPORT,
	-LINUX_ESOCKTNOSUPPORT,
	-LINUX_EOPNOTSUPP,
	-LINUX_EPFNOSUPPORT,
	-LINUX_EAFNOSUPPORT,
	-LINUX_EADDRINUSE,
	-LINUX_EADDRNOTAVAIL,
	-LINUX_ENETDOWN,
	-LINUX_ENETUNREACH,
	-LINUX_ENETRESET,
	-LINUX_ECONNABORTED,
	-LINUX_ECONNRESET,
	-LINUX_ENOBUFS,
	-LINUX_EISCONN,
	-LINUX_ENOTCONN,
	-LINUX_ESHUTDOWN,
	-LINUX_ETOOMANYREFS,
	-LINUX_ETIMEDOUT,
	-LINUX_ECONNREFUSED,
	-LINUX_ELOOP,
	-LINUX_ENAMETOOLONG,
	-LINUX_EHOSTDOWN,
	-LINUX_EHOSTUNREACH,
	-LINUX_ENOTEMPTY,
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EPROCLIM) */
	-LINUX_EUSERS,
	-LINUX_EDQUOT,
	-LINUX_ESTALE,
	-LINUX_EREMOTE,
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EBADRPC) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (ERPCMISMATCH) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EPROGUNAVAIL) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EPROGMISMATCH) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EPROCUNAVAIL) */
	-LINUX_ENOLCK,
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EFTYPE) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (EAUTH) */
	-LINUX_ENOSYS,		/* not mapped (ENEEDAUTH) */
	-LINUX_EIDRM,
	-LINUX_ENOMSG,		/* 83 */

	/*
	 * The rest of the list consists of errors that only
	 * Linux has. They can be used to map them on to
	 * themselves, so Linux emulating syscalls can return
	 * these values.
	 */

	-LINUX_ECHRNG,
	-LINUX_EL2NSYNC,
	-LINUX_EL3HLT,
	-LINUX_EL3RST,
	-LINUX_ELNRNG,
	-LINUX_EUNATCH,
	-LINUX_ENOCSI,
	-LINUX_EL2HLT,
	-LINUX_EBADE,
	-LINUX_EBADR,
	-LINUX_EXFULL,
	-LINUX_ENOANO,
	-LINUX_EBADRQC,
	-LINUX_EBADSLT,
	-LINUX_EDEADLOCK,
	-LINUX_EBFONT,
	-LINUX_ENOSTR,
	-LINUX_ENODATA,
	-LINUX_ETIME,
	-LINUX_ENOSR,
	-LINUX_ENONET,
	-LINUX_ENOPKG,
	-LINUX_ENOLINK,
	-LINUX_EADV,
	-LINUX_ESRMNT,
	-LINUX_ECOMM,
	-LINUX_EPROTO,
	-LINUX_EMULTIHOP,
	-LINUX_EDOTDOT,
	-LINUX_EBADMSG,
	-LINUX_EOVERFLOW,
	-LINUX_ENOTUNIQ,
	-LINUX_EBADFD,
	-LINUX_EREMCHG,
	-LINUX_ELIBACC,
	-LINUX_ELIBBAD,
	-LINUX_ELIBSCN,
	-LINUX_ELIBMAX,
	-LINUX_ELIBEXEC,
	-LINUX_EILSEQ,
	-LINUX_ERESTART,
	-LINUX_ESTRPIPE,
	-LINUX_EUCLEAN,
	-LINUX_ENOTNAM,
	-LINUX_ENAVAIL,
	-LINUX_EISNAM,
	-LINUX_EREMOTEIO,
};