audit_name_to_errno(3) — Linux manual page
AUDIT_NAME_TO_ERRNO(3) Linux Audit API AUDIT_NAME_TO_ERRNO(3)
NAME
audit_name_to_errno, audit_errno_to_name - Convert the errno name
and the numeric errno value to each other
SYNOPSIS
#include <libaudit.h>
int audit_name_to_errno(const char *error);
const char *audit_errno_to_name(int error);
DESCRIPTION
audit_name_to_errno() converts the errno name ("EPERM", "ENOENT",
"ESRCH", etc.) to the numeric errno value (EPERM, ENOENT, ESRCH,
etc.). error is the errno name.
audit_errno_to_name() converts the numeric errno value (EPERM,
ENOENT, ESRCH, etc.) to the errno name ("EPERM", "ENOENT",
"ESRCH", etc.). error is the numeric errno value.
RETURN VALUE
audit_name_to_errno() returns 0 if an error occurs; otherwise,
the return value is the numeric errno value.
audit_errno_to_name() returns NULL if an error occurs; otherwise,
the return value is the errno name.
AUTHOR
Steve Grubb
COLOPHON
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