Why do you do this ISO C...
errno.h -> #include bits/errno.hbits/errno.h -> #include linux/errno.hlinux/errno.h -> #include asm/errno.hasm/errno.h -> #include asm-generic/errno.h
asm-generic/errno.h -> defines 20 constants
@pounce sounds like glibc
@giza true, it's not ISO's fault. Sometimes the header chasing in C just annoys me
@pounce yeah same, fortunately man pages are enough to get what I need usually
@pounce sounds like glibc