On Sunday, 07 November, 2010, you (Hugo Mills) wrote:> Hi, Goffredo,
>
> I''m just looking through the code for the btrfs userspace tool,
and
> I was wondering if you had a consistent set of meanings for the return
> codes? There''s a bunch of values in the 10-25 range, and some 30s,
but
> no apparent documentation for what the codes mean. Were they
> arbitrarily assigned, grandfathered in from something Chris wrote, or
> simply not documented?
When I wrote btrfs I only put attention to the fact that the return codes were
different. But I din''t track the codes, nor documented
it!>
> Thanks,
> Hugo.
>
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