/*
	This C language subroutine maps an error number
	to an error string.  Everything is implementation
	defined, and we do not define error strings.

	The Run Time Library for the C Language.

	Gordon A. Sterling	(617) 461 - 3076
	DSP Development Tools Engineering
	
	Create on 1/22/91
	Updated on 5/94 by AS

	#include <string.h>		    <Header>
	char *strerror(int errnum);	    <Prototype>
*/

#include "lib_glob.h"
#include "str_glob.h"

.SEGMENT/CODE	Code_Space_Name;
.FILE 		RTL_FILENAME;

.GLOBAL	    	_strerror;

_strerror:	FETCH_RETURN
		R0=current_error_string;

restore_state:	RETURN (DB);
		RESTORE_STACK
                RESTORE_FRAME
.ENDSEG;

.SEGMENT/RAM_SPACE	Ram_Space_Name;

.VAR	current_error_string[36] =  0x00000054,0x00000068,0x00000065,0x00000072,0x00000065,
				    0x00000020,0x00000061,0x00000072,0x00000065,0x00000020,
				    0x0000006e,0x0000006f,0x00000020,0x00000065,0x00000072,
				    0x00000072,0x0000006f,0x00000072,0x00000020,0x00000073,
				    0x00000074,0x00000072,0x00000069,0x0000006e,0x00000067,
				    0x00000073,0x00000020,0x00000064,0x00000065,0x00000066,
				    0x00000069,0x0000006e,0x00000065,0x00000064,0x00000021,
				    0x00000000; /* "There are no error strings defined!" */

.ENDSEG;