Source file `unix_error.ml`

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open! Import

(** @deprecated in favor of [t], below. *)
type error
  = Unix.error
  = E2BIG | EACCES | EAGAIN | EBADF | EBUSY | ECHILD | EDEADLK | EDOM | EEXIST
  | EFAULT | EFBIG | EINTR | EINVAL | EIO | EISDIR | EMFILE | EMLINK
  | ENAMETOOLONG | ENFILE | ENODEV | ENOENT | ENOEXEC | ENOLCK | ENOMEM | ENOSPC
  | ENOSYS | ENOTDIR | ENOTEMPTY | ENOTTY | ENXIO | EPERM | EPIPE | ERANGE
  | EROFS | ESPIPE | ESRCH | EXDEV | EWOULDBLOCK | EINPROGRESS | EALREADY
  | ENOTSOCK | EDESTADDRREQ | EMSGSIZE | EPROTOTYPE | ENOPROTOOPT
  | EPROTONOSUPPORT | ESOCKTNOSUPPORT | EOPNOTSUPP | EPFNOSUPPORT | EAFNOSUPPORT
  | EADDRINUSE | EADDRNOTAVAIL | ENETDOWN | ENETUNREACH | ENETRESET
  | ECONNABORTED | ECONNRESET | ENOBUFS | EISCONN | ENOTCONN | ESHUTDOWN
  | ETOOMANYREFS | ETIMEDOUT | ECONNREFUSED | EHOSTDOWN | EHOSTUNREACH | ELOOP
  | EOVERFLOW | EUNKNOWNERR of int
[@@deriving sexp, compare]

type t = error [@@deriving sexp, compare]

external of_errno : int -> t = "core_unix_error_of_code"
external to_errno : t -> int = "core_code_of_unix_error"