Using past tense is a habit because everything being referred to is generally in the past.
The documentation and comments really should present tense despite this.
There is a lot of code that really needs this done but is not done in this comment.
I just happened to see these and decided to immediately fix them.
* F_none on success.
*
* F_buffer_too_small (with error bit) if the buffer is too small to store the account data.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_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_none on success.
*
* F_buffer_too_small (with error bit) if the buffer is too small to store the account data.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_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_none on success.
*
* F_buffer_too_small (with error bit) if the buffer is too small to store the account data.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_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_none on success.
*
* F_buffer_too_small (with error bit) if the buffer is too small to store the account data.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_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_none on success.
*
* F_buffer_too_small (with error bit) if the buffer is too small to store the account data.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_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_busy (with error bit) if file is busy.
* F_directory (with error bit) if a supposed directory in path is not actually a directory.
* F_directory_empty_not (with error bit) if the directory is not empty.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_file_found_not (with error bit) if file not found.
* F_file_open_max (with error bit) too many open files.
* F_file_type_directory (with error bit) file is a directory (directories cannot be removed via this function).
* F_busy (with error bit) if file is busy.
* F_directory (with error bit) if a supposed directory in path is not actually a directory.
* F_directory_empty_not (with error bit) if the directory is not empty.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_file_found_not (with error bit) if file not found.
* F_file_open_max (with error bit) too many open files.
* F_file_type_directory (with error bit) file is a directory (directories cannot be removed via this function).
* F_deadlock (with error bit) if operation would cause a deadlock.
* F_file_close (with error bit) if fclose() failed for any other reason.
* F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if file descriptor is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_file_overflow (with error bit) if the write exceeds some implementation defined maximum file size.
* F_file_synchronize (with error bit) on flush failure.
* F_file_type_not_directory (with error bit) if F_NOTIFY was specified and file.id is not a directory.
* F_buffer (with error bit) if the buffer is invalid.
* F_deadlock (with error bit) if operation would cause a deadlock.
* F_file_descriptor (with error bit) if file descriptor is invalid.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_file_type_not_directory (with error bit) if F_NOTIFY was specified and file.id is not a directory.
* F_interrupt (with error bit) when program received an interrupt signal, halting operation.
* F_lock (with error bit) if failed to lock, such as lock table is full or too many open segments.
* @return
* F_none on success but no signal found.
* F_device (with error bit) if could not mount the internal inode device.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors is reached.
* F_memory_not (with error bit) if out of memory.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
* F_failure (with error bit) for any other error.
* F_directory_stream (with error bit) on directory stream error.
* F_directory_supported_not (with error bit) on directory file descriptor not supported.
* F_failure (with error bit) if failed to read directory information.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_memory_not (with error bit) on out of memory.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
* F_directory_stream (with error bit) on directory stream error.
* F_directory_supported_not (with error bit) on directory file descriptor not supported.
* F_failure (with error bit) if failed to read directory information.
- * F_file_descriptor_max (with error bit) if max file descriptors was reached.
+ * 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_memory_not (with error bit) on out of memory.
* F_parameter (with error bit) if a parameter is invalid.
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