Types of errors system calls in CMRX can return. More...

Macros
#define	E_OK 0
	No error. Operation completed successfully.

#define	E_OUT_OF_RANGE 1
	Object ID passed by the caller is out of range.

#define	E_OUT_OF_STACKS 2
	There is no stack space to be allocated for the thread.

#define	E_TASK_RUNNING 3
	Internal error. Suggests that operation is made on thread that is already running while the semantics of the operation suggests is should not be.

#define	E_INVALID_ADDRESS 4
	Internal error. Invalid address has been passed by the caller.

#define	E_MISALIGNED 5
	Internal error. MPU region is misaligned and can't be configured into the hardware.

#define	E_WRONG_SIZE 6
	Internal error. MPU region size is wrong.

#define	E_BUSY 7
	Object is busy and can't complete the requested operation.

#define	E_DEADLK 8
	Deadlock detected.

#define	E_NOTAVAIL 9
	Object or service is not available.

#define	E_INVALID 10
	Caller passed generally invalid argument.

#define	E_IN_TOO_DEEP 11
	RPC call cannot be dispatched because this thread is already too deep in the RPC call tree.

#define	E_OUT_OF_NOTIFICATIONS 12
	Too many pending notifications for differnt objects.

#define	E_YIELD 13
	Scheduler yield is required.

#define	E_TIMEOUT 14
	Operation timed out.

#define	E_ACCESS 15
	Access denied.

#define	E_OK_NO_WAIT 16
	No error.

#define	E_OUT_OF_THREADS 0xFF
	Internal error. No more free threads.

Detailed Description

Types of errors system calls in CMRX can return.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ E_ACCESS

#define E_ACCESS 15

Access denied.

◆ E_BUSY

#define E_BUSY 7

Object is busy and can't complete the requested operation.

◆ E_DEADLK

#define E_DEADLK 8

Deadlock detected.

◆ E_IN_TOO_DEEP

#define E_IN_TOO_DEEP 11

RPC call cannot be dispatched because this thread is already too deep in the RPC call tree.

◆ E_INVALID

#define E_INVALID 10

Caller passed generally invalid argument.

◆ E_INVALID_ADDRESS

#define E_INVALID_ADDRESS 4

Internal error. Invalid address has been passed by the caller.

◆ E_MISALIGNED

#define E_MISALIGNED 5

Internal error. MPU region is misaligned and can't be configured into the hardware.

◆ E_NOTAVAIL

#define E_NOTAVAIL 9

Object or service is not available.

◆ E_OK

#define E_OK 0

No error. Operation completed successfully.

◆ E_OK_NO_WAIT

#define E_OK_NO_WAIT 16

No error.

Operation completed successfully with no waiting.

Note: This error code is only reported where there is possibility of waiting and it makes sense to report waited/not waited state.

◆ E_OUT_OF_NOTIFICATIONS

#define E_OUT_OF_NOTIFICATIONS 12

Too many pending notifications for differnt objects.

◆ E_OUT_OF_RANGE

#define E_OUT_OF_RANGE 1

Object ID passed by the caller is out of range.

◆ E_OUT_OF_STACKS

#define E_OUT_OF_STACKS 2

There is no stack space to be allocated for the thread.

◆ E_OUT_OF_THREADS

#define E_OUT_OF_THREADS 0xFF

Internal error. No more free threads.

◆ E_TASK_RUNNING

#define E_TASK_RUNNING 3

Internal error. Suggests that operation is made on thread that is already running while the semantics of the operation suggests is should not be.

◆ E_TIMEOUT

#define E_TIMEOUT 14

Operation timed out.

◆ E_WRONG_SIZE

#define E_WRONG_SIZE 6

Internal error. MPU region size is wrong.

◆ E_YIELD

#define E_YIELD 13

Scheduler yield is required.

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