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* $Id: pi-error.h,v 1.11 2006/10/17 13:24:07 desrod Exp $
*
* pi-error.h: definitions for errors returned by the SOCKET, DLP and
* FILE layers
*
* Copyright (c) 2004-2005, Florent Pillet.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at
* your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Library
* General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
* along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
* * Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
*/
#ifndef _PILOT_ERROR_H_
#define _PILOT_ERROR_H_
/** @file pi-error.h
* @brief Error definitions for the errors returned by libpisock's dlp_XXX functions.
*
* Most dlp_XXX functions return a value that is >= if the function
* succeeded, or < 0 if there was an error. The error code can be directly
* tested, and can also be retrieved using pi_error(). If the error code is
* #PI_ERR_DLP_PALMOS, you should read the error code returned by the device
* using pi_palmos_error().
*
* @note These error codes are tailored to not conflict with dlpErr* codes
* defined in dlp.h, and which can be checked using pi_palmos_error()
*
*/
/** @brief Type definition for error returned by various function.
*
* The reason we have a typedef is mostly for swig-generated bindings to
* properly handle result codes
*/
/**< Type for result codes returned by various library functions (mainly for swig-generated bindings) */
typedef int PI_ERR;
/** @brief Definition of errors returned by various libpisock functions */
enum dlpErrorDefinitions {
/* PROTOCOL level errors */
PI_ERR_PROT_ABORTED = -100, /**< aborted by other end */
PI_ERR_PROT_INCOMPATIBLE = -101, /**< can't talk with other end */
PI_ERR_PROT_BADPACKET = -102, /**< bad packet (used with serial protocols) */
/* SOCKET level errors */
PI_ERR_SOCK_DISCONNECTED = -200, /**< connection has been broken */
PI_ERR_SOCK_INVALID = -201, /**< invalid protocol stack */
PI_ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT = -202, /**< communications timeout (but link not known as broken) */
PI_ERR_SOCK_CANCELED = -203, /**< last data transfer was canceled */
PI_ERR_SOCK_IO = -204, /**< generic I/O error */
PI_ERR_SOCK_LISTENER = -205, /**< socket can't listen/accept */
/* DLP level errors */
PI_ERR_DLP_BUFSIZE = -300, /**< provided buffer is not big enough to store data */
PI_ERR_DLP_PALMOS = -301, /**< a non-zero error was returned by the device */
PI_ERR_DLP_UNSUPPORTED = -302, /**< this DLP call is not supported by the connected handheld */
PI_ERR_DLP_SOCKET = -303, /**< invalid socket */
PI_ERR_DLP_DATASIZE = -304, /**< requested transfer with data block too large (>64k) */
PI_ERR_DLP_COMMAND = -305, /**< command error (the device returned an invalid response) */
/* FILE level error */
PI_ERR_FILE_INVALID = -400, /**< invalid prc/pdb/pqa/pi_file file */
PI_ERR_FILE_ERROR = -401, /**< generic error when reading/writing file */
PI_ERR_FILE_ABORTED = -402, /**< file transfer was aborted by progress callback, see pi_file_retrieve(), pi_file_install(), pi_file_merge() */
PI_ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND = -403, /**< record or resource not found */
PI_ERR_FILE_ALREADY_EXISTS = -404, /**< a record with same UID or resource with same type/ID already exists */
/* GENERIC errors */
PI_ERR_GENERIC_MEMORY = -500, /**< not enough memory */
PI_ERR_GENERIC_ARGUMENT = -501, /**< invalid argument(s) */
PI_ERR_GENERIC_SYSTEM = -502 /**< generic system error */
};
/** @name libpisock error management macros */
/*@{*/
#define IS_PROT_ERR(error) ((error)<=-100 && (error)>-200) /**< Check whether the error code is at protocol level */
#define IS_SOCK_ERR(error) ((error)<=-200 && (error)>-300) /**< Check whether the error code is at socket level */
#define IS_DLP_ERR(error) ((error)<=-300 && (error)>-400) /**< Check whether the error code is at DLP level */
#define IS_FILE_ERR(error) ((error)<=-400 && (error)>-500) /**< Check whether the error code os a file error */
#define IS_GENERIC_ERR(error) ((error)<=-500 && (error)>-600) /**< Check whether the error code is a generic error */
/*@}*/
#endif
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