* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
* F_buffer_not (with error bit) if unable to create socket due to resource restrictions (maps to ENOBUFS).
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_file_open_max (with error bit) too many open files.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the file system does not permit this operation.
* F_protocol (with error bit) if a protocol error occurred.
* F_protocol_not (with error bit) if the given protocol is unknown or is unsupported.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_stream_not (with error bit) the socket type is not a stream.
* F_support_not (with error bit) if this socket type is not supported.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_name (with error bit) on path name error.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_string_too_large (with error bit) if string is too large to store in the buffer.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_name (with error bit) on path name error.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_string_too_large (with error bit) if string is too large to store in the buffer.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_name (with error bit) on path name error.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_string_too_large (with error bit) if string is too large to store in the buffer.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_name (with error bit) on path name error.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_string_too_large (with error bit) if string is too large to store in the buffer.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect (with error bit) if already connected.
* F_connect_refuse (with error bit) if connection is refused because there is nothing listening.
* F_domain_not (with error bit) if the given domain is unknown or is unsupported.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_network_reach_not (with error bit) if the network is unreachable.
* F_progress (with error bit) if if a non-blocking connection cannot be completed immediately.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the file system does not permit this operation.
* F_protocol_not (with error bit) if the given protocol is unknown or is unsupported.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_file_descriptor_not if socket.id is -1.
*
* F_busy_address (with error bit) if address is already in use (therefore unavailable).
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_filesystem_quota_block (with error bit) if file system's disk blocks or inodes are exhausted.
* F_input_output (with error bit) if an I/O error occurred.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) when program received an interrupt signal, halting operation.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_space_not (with error bit) if file system is out of space (or file system quota is reached).
* F_support_not (with error bit) if this socket does not support the listen() operation.
*
* F_okay on success.
*
* F_busy_address (with error bit) if address is already in use (therefore unavailable).
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_support_not (with error bit) if this socket does not support the listen() operation.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_okay on success.
*
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the given value is out of scope.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if the type is not valid for the given level.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_value (with error bit) if either the value or the length is invalid.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_okay on success.
*
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the given value is out of scope.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if the type is not valid for the given level.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_value (with error bit) if either the value or the length is invalid.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* @return
* F_okay on success.
*
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
* F_buffer_not (with error bit) due to resource restrictions (maps to ENOBUFS).
* F_connect_not (with error bit) if the socket is not connected.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
*
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform read.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform read.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform read.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform send.
* F_size (with error bit) if size of message makes atomically sending message impossible on a socket type that requires this to be atomic.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform send.
* F_size (with error bit) if size of message makes atomically sending message impossible on a socket type that requires this to be atomic.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_connect_reset (with error bit) if connection is reset.
* F_block (with error bit) if socket is blocked.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if id is an invalid descriptor.
+ * F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if ID is an invalid descriptor.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) if interrupt is received.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_option_not (with error bit) if a flag is not supported.
* F_pipe (with error bit) if the local end of a connection oriented socket is closed or SIGPIPE is received.
* F_prohibited (with error bit) if the insufficient privileges to perform send.
* F_size (with error bit) if size of message makes atomically sending message impossible on a socket type that requires this to be atomic.
- * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the id is not a socket descriptor.
+ * F_socket_not (with error bit) if the ID is not a socket descriptor.
* F_time_out (with error bit) if a timeout occurred.
*
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
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