kernel

const (
	// SIGHUP reports a hangup of the controlling terminal.
	SIGHUP = 1

	// SIGINT interrupts the foreground process: ^C.
	SIGINT = 2

	// SIGQUIT quits the foreground process: ^\.
	SIGQUIT = 3

	// SIGABRT aborts a process.
	SIGABRT = 6

	// SIGKILL kills a process and cannot be caught.
	SIGKILL = 9

	// SIGPIPE reports a write to a pipe with no reader.
	SIGPIPE = 13

	// SIGALRM reports the expiry of ITIMER_REAL.
	SIGALRM = 14

	// SIGTERM asks a process to terminate.
	SIGTERM = 15

	// SIGCHLD reports a child that changed state.
	SIGCHLD = 17

	// SIGSTOP stops a process and cannot be caught.
	SIGSTOP = 19

	// SIGTSTP stops the foreground process from the terminal: ^Z.
	SIGTSTP = 20

	// SIGWINCH reports a terminal window size change.
	SIGWINCH = 28
)

const (
	// EPERM reports an operation not permitted.
	EPERM = 1

	// ENOENT reports a missing file or directory.
	ENOENT = 2

	// ESRCH reports a missing process.
	ESRCH = 3

	// EINTR reports a call interrupted by a signal.
	EINTR = 4

	// EIO reports an input or output failure.
	EIO = 5

	// ENXIO reports a device that does not exist, such as /dev/tty for a
	// process without a terminal.
	ENXIO = 6

	// ENOEXEC reports a file that is neither a program nor a script.
	ENOEXEC = 8

	// EBADF reports a descriptor that is not open.
	EBADF = 9

	// ECHILD reports that there is no child to wait for.
	ECHILD = 10

	// EAGAIN reports a resource that is not ready yet.
	EAGAIN = 11

	// ENOMEM reports exhausted memory.
	ENOMEM = 12

	// EACCES reports denied permission.
	EACCES = 13

	// EFAULT reports a bad guest address.
	EFAULT = 14

	// EBUSY reports a resource in use, such as a mounted directory.
	EBUSY = 16

	// EEXIST reports a file that already exists.
	EEXIST = 17

	// ENODEV reports a filesystem type the kernel lacks.
	ENODEV = 19

	// ENOTDIR reports a path component that is not a directory.
	ENOTDIR = 20

	// EISDIR reports a directory where a file is required.
	EISDIR = 21

	// EINVAL reports an invalid argument.
	EINVAL = 22

	// ENOTTY reports a descriptor that is not a terminal.
	ENOTTY = 25

	// ENOSPC reports exhausted space, such as every pseudo-terminal in use.
	ENOSPC = 28

	// ESPIPE reports a seek on a pipe.
	ESPIPE = 29

	// EMLINK reports too many links.
	EMLINK = 31

	// EPIPE reports a write to a pipe with no reader.
	EPIPE = 32

	// ERANGE reports a result that does not fit its buffer.
	ERANGE = 34

	// ENAMETOOLONG reports a name longer than its limit, such as a socket
	// path.
	ENAMETOOLONG = 36

	// ENOSYS reports a function the kernel does not implement.
	ENOSYS = 38

	// ENOTEMPTY reports a directory that is not empty.
	ENOTEMPTY = 39

	// ELOOP reports too many levels of symbolic links.
	ELOOP = 40

	// ENODATA reports a missing extended attribute.
	ENODATA = 61

	// ENOTSOCK reports a socket call on a descriptor that is not a socket.
	ENOTSOCK = 88

	// EMSGSIZE reports a message call with more iovecs than the kernel takes.
	EMSGSIZE = 90

	// ENOPROTOOPT reports a socket option the kernel lacks.
	ENOPROTOOPT = 92

	// EPROTONOSUPPORT reports a socket type or protocol the kernel lacks.
	EPROTONOSUPPORT = 93

	// EOPNOTSUPP reports an operation the file does not support.
	EOPNOTSUPP = 95

	// EAFNOSUPPORT reports an address family without sockets.
	EAFNOSUPPORT = 97

	// EADDRINUSE reports a socket address that is already bound.
	EADDRINUSE = 98

	// EISCONN reports a socket that is already connected.
	EISCONN = 106

	// ENOTCONN reports a socket that is not connected.
	ENOTCONN = 107

	// ECONNREFUSED reports a socket address with no listener.
	ECONNREFUSED = 111
)