LibC: Make errno codes be #defines instead of enum values.

It turns out that a lot of 3rd party software does things like:

    #ifdef EINTR
        ...
    #endif

This won't work if EINTR is an enum. So much for that nice idea.

LibC/string.cpp

@@ -242,11 +242,79 @@ char* strncat(char *dest, const char *src, size_t n)
 }
 
 const char* sys_errlist[] = {
-#undef __ERROR
-#define __ERROR(a, b) b,
-    __ENUMERATE_ALL_ERRORS
-#undef __ERROR
+    "Success (not an error)",
+    "Operation not permitted",
+    "No such file or directory",
+    "No such process",
+    "Interrupted syscall",
+    "I/O error",
+    "No such device or address",
+    "Argument list too long",
+    "Exec format error",
+    "Bad fd number",
+    "No child processes",
+    "Try again",
+    "Out of memory",
+    "Permission denied",
+    "Bad address",
+    "Block device required",
+    "Device or resource busy",
+    "File already exists",
+    "Cross-device link",
+    "No such device",
+    "Not a directory",
+    "Is a directory",
+    "Invalid argument",
+    "File table overflow",
+    "Too many open files",
+    "Not a TTY",
+    "Text file busy",
+    "File too large",
+    "No space left on device",
+    "Illegal seek",
+    "Read-only filesystem",
+    "Too many links",
+    "Broken pipe",
+    "Range error",
+    "Name too long",
+    "Too many symlinks",
+    "Overflow",
+    "Operation not supported",
+    "No such syscall",
+    "Not implemented",
+    "Address family not supported",
+    "Not a socket",
+    "Address in use",
+    "Failed without setting an error code (bug!)",
+    "Directory not empty",
+    "Math argument out of domain",
+    "Connection refused",
+    "Address not available",
+    "Already connected",
+    "Connection aborted",
+    "Connection already in progress",
+    "Connection reset",
+    "Desination address required",
+    "Host unreachable",
+    "Illegal byte sequence",
+    "Message size",
+    "Network down",
+    "Network unreachable",
+    "Network reset",
+    "No buffer space",
+    "No lock available",
+    "No message",
+    "No protocol option",
+    "Not connected",
+    "Operation would block",
+    "Protocol not supported",
+    "Resource deadlock would occur",
+    "Timed out",
+    "Wrong protocol type",
+    "Operation in progress",
+    "The highest errno +1 :^)",
 };
+
 int sys_nerr = EMAXERRNO;
 
 char* strerror(int errnum)