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Hi,

I am using sockets and getting an error when I try to bind(), errno is returning an int value of 99, but the man pages I find all give the errors as text values. Would someone be able/willing to point me in the direction needed to convert the 99 to a text value or point me where I can find out what the 99 is telling me?

Thanks Jim
Dec 10 '07 #1
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Hi,

I am using sockets and getting an error when I try to bind(), errno is returning an int value of 99, but the man pages I find all give the errors as text values. Would someone be able/willing to point me in the direction needed to convert the 99 to a text value or point me where I can find out what the 99 is telling me?

Thanks Jim
OK solved my own problem and embarrassed for the post.

Jim

edit: I should have given my solution, use perror()
Dec 10 '07 #2

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