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Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Converting Errno to an Exception. The way Linux and associated libs do error handling is very passive. In that if a function call fails, or otherwise does not succeed, it returns a non zero integer. Often it returns -1 and sets the errno. Integer. It is than the programs responsibility to check the value of errno to figure out what failed and how to recover. This is my understanding; not being a Linux developer. Python on the other hand is more active. CDLL, get errno. ProcMount = ...

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Converting Errno to an Exception. The way Linux and associated libs do error handling is very passive. In that if a function call fails, or otherwise does not succeed, it returns a non zero integer. Often it returns -1 and sets the errno. Integer. It is than the programs responsibility to check the value of errno to figure out what failed and how to recover. This is my understanding; not being a Linux developer. Python on the other hand is more active. CDLL, get errno. ProcMount = ...