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| Error number defintions and their translation | |
| #define | ERR_GET_DELIVERED 5 |
| When a 'bsp_get' gets delivered. | |
| #define | ERR_STACK_COUNTER_OVERFLOW 4 |
| used in MemoryRegister when the stack counter becomes to big | |
| #define | ERR_POP_REG_WITHOUT_PUSH 3 |
| used in MemoryRegister when an item could not be found | |
| #define | ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY 2 |
| when memory could no be allocated | |
| #define | ERR_BSP_ABORT 1 |
| when the user calls bsp_abort() | |
| #define | ERR_MESSAGES |
| Translation of error messages. | |
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| void | bsp_intern_abort (const int err_number, const char *func, const char *file, int line) |
| Is used by other library functions when a task could not be successfully completed. | |
Definition in file bsp_abort.h.
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when the user calls bsp_abort()
Definition at line 50 of file bsp_abort.h. Referenced by bsp_abort(). |
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When a 'bsp_get' gets delivered. <= this is impossible Definition at line 42 of file bsp_abort.h. |
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Value: { "abnormal program termination\n"\
, "Not enough memory\n"\
, "bsp_pop_reg without bsp_push_reg\n"\
, "stack counter overflow"\
, "a bsp_get() is delivered! contact the library maintainer"\
}
Definition at line 53 of file bsp_abort.h. Referenced by bsp_intern_abort(). |
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when memory could no be allocated
Definition at line 48 of file bsp_abort.h. Referenced by bsp_callocx(), and bsp_mallocx(). |
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used in MemoryRegister when an item could not be found
Definition at line 46 of file bsp_abort.h. Referenced by memoryRegister_find(), and memoryRegister_pop(). |
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used in MemoryRegister when the stack counter becomes to big
Definition at line 44 of file bsp_abort.h. |
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Is used by other library functions when a task could not be successfully completed.
Definition at line 43 of file bsp_abort.c. References ERR_MESSAGES. Referenced by bsp_abort(), bsp_callocx(), bsp_mallocx(), memoryRegister_find(), and memoryRegister_pop(). |
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