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#define	FRDI_ERR_RESOURCE   100
#define	FRDI_ERR_MEMORY   101
#define	FRDI_ERR_FILE   102
#define	FRDI_ERR_SOCKET   103
#define	FRDI_ERR_THREAD   104
#define	FRDI_ERR_INTERFACE   200
#define	FRDI_ERR_CONFIG   201
#define	FRDI_ERR_PROTOCOL   202
#define	FRDI_ERR_INTERNAL   200
#define	FRDI_ERR_POINTER   301
#define	FRDI_ERR_MATH   302
#define	FRDI_ERR_RANGE   303
#define	FRDI_ERR_FORMAT   304
#define	FRDI_ERR_METHOD   305
#define	FRDI_ERR_GENERIC   400

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defines for frdi_exception.c

Author:

Douglas Reay <douglas-legal@reay.org>

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#define FRDI_ERR_RESOURCE   100

Thrown when there is some other, unspecified resource error

#define FRDI_ERR_MEMORY   101

Thrown when there is a problem originating with the memory management system (eg malloc)

#define FRDI_ERR_FILE   102

Thrown when there is a problem originating with the file system or stdio operations (eg file not found, disk full, bad permissions, stream interrupted)

#define FRDI_ERR_SOCKET   103

Thrown when there is a problem originating with the internet or sockets (eg host not found, socket closed unexpectedly, unable to bind to a port)

#define FRDI_ERR_THREAD   104

Thrown when there is a problem originating with the process management system (eg threads)

#define FRDI_ERR_INTERFACE   200

Thrown when there is some other, unspecified interface error

#define FRDI_ERR_CONFIG   201

Thrown when there is a problem originating with the configuration file or a value in it (eg doesn't exist, havn't been told where it is, invalid format, invalid value of a parameter within it)

#define FRDI_ERR_PROTOCOL   202

Thrown when a message, while maybe well formatted within itself, is not something we can make sense of in the current context

#define FRDI_ERR_INTERNAL   200

Thrown when there is some other, unspecified internal error

#define FRDI_ERR_POINTER   301

Thrown when a pointer isn't what we expect or doesn't point to the data type we require (eg null pointer)

#define FRDI_ERR_MATH   302

Thrown when we can't deal with a number (eg null divisor, result too large, floating when integer expected)

#define FRDI_ERR_RANGE   303

Thrown when an index is out of range of an array or list, or there is a problem with dictionary keys

#define FRDI_ERR_FORMAT   304

Thrown when an argument or message is wrong (eg bad argumemt, invalid xml, "two" instead of "2")

#define FRDI_ERR_METHOD   305

Thrown when some other C or external library function complains (eg bad comparison)

#define FRDI_ERR_GENERIC   400

Thrown when there is some other unspecified error

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