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What are POSIX Error Codes?
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"POSIX is an IEEE set of standards for maintaining compatibility between various operating systems. It defines several rules and expectations that operating systems must adhere to in order to be POSIX compliant . Such standards allow developers to develop code that should be interoperable among a collection of different operating systems, reducing the need for rewrites and reimplementations for different systems. In particular, POSIX compliant systems define many other error codes (see [ 3 ]) that"
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