What causes EOVERFLOW?

A file size, offset, or other value exceeds the maximum representable value of the data type. This commonly occurs with 32-bit programs accessing files larger than 2 GB.

How to fix EOVERFLOW?

Compile with large file support by defining _FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64. Use 64-bit data types for file offsets and sizes.

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ENOTSOCK

ENOTSOCK — Socket Operation on Non-Socket

A socket operation was attempted on a file descriptor that is not a socket.

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SIGUSR1 (10)

SIGUSR1 (10) — User-Defined Signal 1

A user-defined signal for application-specific purposes. The default action is to terminate.

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ETXTBSY

ETXTBSY — Text File Busy

An attempt was made to write to or modify a file that is currently being executed.

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ENOTDIR

ENOTDIR — Not a Directory

A component used as a directory in a pathname is not actually a directory.

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SIGTRAP (5)

SIGTRAP (5) — Trace/Breakpoint Trap

A breakpoint or trace trap was triggered, typically during debugging.

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EDESTADDRREQ

EDESTADDRREQ — Destination Address Required

A send operation on a datagram socket was attempted without specifying a destination address.

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EOVERFLOW — Value Too Large for Data Type

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Verwandte Fehlercodes

ENOTSOCK — Socket Operation on Non-Socket

SIGUSR1 (10) — User-Defined Signal 1

ETXTBSY — Text File Busy

ENOTDIR — Not a Directory

SIGTRAP (5) — Trace/Breakpoint Trap

EDESTADDRREQ — Destination Address Required

EOVERFLOW — Value Too Large for Data Type

Was verursacht diesen Fehler

So beheben Sie ihn

Verwandte Fehlercodes

ENOTSOCK — Socket Operation on Non-Socket

SIGUSR1 (10) — User-Defined Signal 1

ETXTBSY — Text File Busy

ENOTDIR — Not a Directory

SIGTRAP (5) — Trace/Breakpoint Trap

EDESTADDRREQ — Destination Address Required